The judges in some of Georgia's courts are selected in partisan elections. What does partisan mean?

Question 9 options:

associated with a specific county

associated with a political party

associated with a specific religious belief

associated with a particular city

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Deandre Vaughan

Social Studies

14 August, 09:01

The judges in some of Georgia's courts are selected in partisan elections. What does partisan mean?

Question 9 options:

associated with a specific county

associated with a political party

associated with a specific religious belief

associated with a particular city

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Gabriel Barr · Answer 1

Gabriel Barr 14 August, 09:03

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Political party is the answer

Collin · Answer 2

The correct answer is b) associated with a political party.

Partisan means to be associated with a political party.

Not only Georgia's supreme court justices are elected in partisan elections. Other places in the United States elect their judges in partisan elections. This is the case of the states of Alabama, New Mexico, Illinois, Pennsylvania, Louisiana, North Carolina, and Texas. There are other two states that have electoral process that include nonpartisan and partisan participation, the state of Michigan and the state of Ohio.

The judges in some of Georgia's courts are selected in partisan elections. What does partisan mean?Question 9 options:associated with a specific countyassociated with a political partyassociated with a specific religious beliefassociated with a particular city

The judges in some of Georgia's courts are selected in partisan elections. What does partisan mean?

Question 9 options:

associated with a specific county

associated with a political party

associated with a specific religious belief

associated with a particular city