State bar survey says at least 84% of members support retaining Indiana Supreme Court justices

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2 thoughts on “State bar survey says at least 84% of members support retaining Indiana Supreme Court justices

  1. The Indiana State Bar Association’s survey and its results do not add any substance to why these judges should be retained. They have made a decision that affects the health and well-being of Hoosier women. Voters should pay attention to how these judges are affecting their lives.
    Retention should be based on how their decisions impact people, not based on who picked them and how long they have served.The ISBA is straying into the political arena which is a partisan swamp.

    (Former member of ISBA)

  2. Indiana’s Super Stupid Republican Super majority REFUSED to allow a ballot referendum on women’s rights to receive medical sciences based health services . So the retain vote on the Judges is the substitute referendum that was denied voters by the self-righteous Republicans . They said if you disagree with us vote against us .

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