In merit selection systems of judicial selection, approximately what percentage of judges are voted out of office (i.e., not retained)?

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In merit selection systems, also known as retention election systems, judges face periodic retention elections where voters decide whether to keep the judge in office. Historically, the rate at which judges are not retained is very low, typically less than 1%.

In Merit Selection Systems of Judicial Selection, Approximately What Percentage