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In It to Win It

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11. That's awesome!

Reply to lamp_shade (Reply #4)

Wed Oct 12, 2022, 03:30 PM

Oct 2022

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.

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It is never easy to decide which judges should be retained on Florida ballots [View all] MichaelSoE Oct 2022 OP

I vote by who appointed them. lark Oct 2022 #1

Governor Crist chose many of ours. jimfields33 Oct 2022 #5

I have always MOMFUDSKI Oct 2022 #2

Not in FL, but the system is the same here. FoxNewsSucks Oct 2022 #3

Then after him, assuming he would have finished his term In It to Win It Oct 2022 #10

I hope this helps.... lamp_shade Oct 2022 #4

Thank you Lunabell Oct 2022 #7

That's awesome! In It to Win It Oct 2022 #11

Vote the OPPOSITE of Florida Family Action RustyWheels Oct 2022 #6

I am of the new broom mind, sweep them all out and replace them with new crooks. Chainfire Oct 2022 #8

By looking at the recommendations to retain, you can tell he's a RWNJ In It to Win It Oct 2022 #9

Our county DEC put a guide on our website. hay rick Oct 2022 #12

I've got 4 I'll vote to give the boot. Baggies Oct 2022 #13

DANGER - judgevoterguide is run by a Republican Deep Stater. Site claims to be non-biased chia Oct 2022 #14