Retention Election for Pennsylvania Supreme Court Justices
Justices Christine Donohue, Kevin Dougherty, and David Wecht are up for retention votes for another 10-year term.
Democrats have held a majority on the Pennsylvania Supreme Court for 10 years, and this election could maintain or flip the court's majority.
- Justice Christine Donohue must retire in 2027 due to age limit.
- Only one justice has been removed from the bench in over 50 years.
The election gives voters the chance to decide on the retention of these justices with a "yes" or "no" vote.
No term limits for the court, but an age limit applies.
Author's summary: Justices face retention votes.
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