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partisan election

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See: primary


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Under state law, judges must run in one partisan election.
NORTHWEST Partisan election flier confuses voters PORTLAND - A campaign flier that closely resembles Oregon's nonpartisan Voters' Pamphlet has drawn the ire of election officials.
One in five Easterners (18%) say judges are appointed, while two in five Midwesterners (40%) say they are elected; * Those who believe their judges are elected are divided over whether these are partisan elections (41%) or non-partisan (35%) with one-quarter being unsure (23%).
 
 
 
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