Judge who ruled for Trump in 2020 election could become a Pennsylvania justice

The mere prospect of such an outlier Trump-aligned judge on a state top court is worth of attention. (via Deadline: Legal Blog)

that the state adopt a Republican-drawn redistricting proposal.” The death of Democratic Chief Justice Max Baer last year left a vacancy to be filled in the November general election for the swing state's top court, which could be asked to weigh in on the 2024 election, too.

One reason the Pennsylvania election hasn't drawn as much attention as the Wisconsin Supreme Court race that Elias referenced could be that, in Wisconsin, the court's ideological balance was at stake (the liberal

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