This type of election occurs when a judicial candidate is openly endorsed by a political party.

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In a partisan election, judicial candidates are endorsed by political parties, indicating their party affiliation and potentially their political ideology. This is in contrast to nonpartisan elections, where candidates do not openly declare their party affiliation. The other options, appointment and selection committee, do not involve elections at all.

This Type of Election Occurs When a Judicial Candidate Is