Judges who attain their position through electoral politics tend to behave like elected officials in the executive and legislative branches of state government by emphasizing political, rather than legal, factors in their decision making.

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Judges who are elected may prioritize political considerations to align with the preferences of their electorate, similar to elected officials in other branches of government.

Judges Who Attain Their Position Through Electoral Politics Tend to Behave