Illinois is one of only eight states that elect Supreme Court justices, and with the balance of power on the line in this year’s election, plenty of attention is being paid to two suburban races.
So your prediction is that the elections won’t go their way so the Democrats will then put a referendum to the constitution on the ballot stating that ILSC justices will now be appointed?
How do they get the votes to pass said amendment if they are weakened because the election didn’t go their way?
Why would the same people that voted D’s out of power agree to a constitutional amendment that takes away their right to vote for ILSC justices?
Please explain. Or is it just the usual complaining without any thought.
A largely unasked question is becoming glaring: Is Illinois doing all it should to use artificial intelligence to make government cost less and work better? So far, the evidence says no.
“Illinois is one of only eight states that elect Supreme Court justices”
I expect this to change soon when the elections don’t go their way! They tried so hard to gerrymander the districts too!
Your analysis doesn’t make any sense.
So your prediction is that the elections won’t go their way so the Democrats will then put a referendum to the constitution on the ballot stating that ILSC justices will now be appointed?
How do they get the votes to pass said amendment if they are weakened because the election didn’t go their way?
Why would the same people that voted D’s out of power agree to a constitutional amendment that takes away their right to vote for ILSC justices?
Please explain. Or is it just the usual complaining without any thought.