Critics of single-member districts for district judges argue that _____.

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​Critics of single-member districts for district judges argue that _____.

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Critics of single-member districts for district judges argue that these districts can lead to various issues, including not guaranteeing minority candidate wins despite the Voting Rights Act's prohibition of voter discrimination, linking minority candidates' lack of success to their political affiliations (often Democrats), and suggesting that at-large election plans might better ensure candidates consider the welfare of the entire county. Additionally, there's a concern that single-member districts might inadvertently act as a protection plan for Democrats, by potentially concentrating their votes in certain districts.

​Critics of Single-Member Districts for District Judges Argue That _____

Critics of Single-Member Districts for District Judges Argue That _____