Judge Daniel McCaffery (left) and Megan McCarthy King (right).
"When you're looking at a subtle difference in the number of votes, I think the bar recommendation does matter," political consultant Larry Ceisler said. "When you can do negative ads and negative digital saying you're 'not recommended' by the bar, to a certain voter that makes a difference."
November 06, 2019 at 05:09 PM
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Bureau Chief
Court watchers and politicos said Pennsylvania Republicans had reason to celebrate the result of the single partisan statewide race on the ballot, for two seats on the Superior Court, with each major party electing one new judge.
The result, observers said, bucked a trend toward election of Democrats to statewide offices in the past decade, a trend that continued to accelerate in local races in the Philadelphia suburbs.
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