It is never easy to decide which judges should be retained on Florida ballots

[MichaelSoE]

This web site I happed upon made it much easier.

https://judgevoterguide.com

It gave recommendations whether to dismiss or retain current judges.

But then I did some digging and found out that the owner of the site is this fellow.
Craig Huey and he has an older web site.

https://craighuey.com

By going to ballotpedia and looking up who was appointed by which governor, and (in my own personal case, reversing the recommendations on the judgevoterguide website, I made decisions on whom I thought should be retained or dismissed.

I have no idea if the method I used is really valid but in my opinion, if the person giving me recommendations is hard core right, I'll trust my gut.

[lark]

1. I vote by who appointed them.

If it's a Repug - NO!

[jimfields33]

5. Governor Crist chose many of ours.

Now we’re voting for him to be governor again.

[MOMFUDSKI]

2. I have always

voted NO to keeping judges. Been voting in FL for 34 years now. Too hard to tell the goods from the bads.

[FoxNewsSucks]

3. Not in FL, but the system is the same here.

I look up who appointed them.

When Sam Brownhole was Gov here, I voted to keep them all even those appointed by previous R's because he would have appointed someone even worse.

[In It to Win It]

10. Then after him, assuming he would have finished his term

you got Laura Kelly, that would be less appointments for her and she is someone you would want to make those appointments. That's the bet you have to hedge.

The vote to retain or not retain these judges really depends on how confident you are that Charlie Crist would win.

[lamp_shade]

4. I hope this helps....

From Hillsborough County:
https://hillsboroughcountydemocrats.org/

[Lunabell]

7. Thank you

I will use this.

[In It to Win It]

11. That's awesome!

I'm in Broward, which the 4th District Court covers along with several other counties. So far, I found nothing from the Democratic party websites in any of the counties within the coverage of the 4th District Court that has any recommendations for retaining judges.

[RustyWheels]

6. Vote the OPPOSITE of Florida Family Action

I find the right wing is much better at telling their team how to vote.

Vote the OPPOSITE

https://floridafamilyaction.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/FFP-2022-Judicial-Voting-Guide-3.pdf

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Dolphin Democrats are recommending "NO" on all 3 Florida Constitutional Amendments.

[Chainfire]

8. I am of the new broom mind, sweep them all out and replace them with new crooks.

[In It to Win It]

9. By looking at the recommendations to retain, you can tell he's a RWNJ

[hay rick]

12. Our county DEC put a guide on our website.

Voter guide here: https://www.martincountydemocrats.org/election-guide-2022

We also printed it out as a reference for our volunteers who are doing our ballot chase. We are currently chasing mail ballots and in my opinion it is more important that our voters make a decision on the judges than what that decision is. If they can't make a decision it's an excuse to put their ballot aside and possibly forget to turn it in. We need every vote we can get for our candidates.

Voting for judges is a futile enterprise- retention is virtually automatic. Voting NO because they were appointed by a Republican may "send a message"- but nobody is listening- and if a judge was actually recalled there is still at least an even chance that DeSantis gets reelected and appoints someone as bad or worse.

[Baggies]

13. I've got 4 I'll vote to give the boot.

And 4 I’ll vote to retain.

Chances are they all will remain. Voters tend to allow them to continue.

[chia]

14. DANGER - judgevoterguide is run by a Republican Deep Stater. Site claims to be non-biased

Do not believe any of it.