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CRPA Guide to Voting for Judges in California

The Gleam

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This is always one of the hardest things to determine on ballots at voting time; if you're perplexed about choices for Judge on your ballot, the CRPA offers a great guide - even inclusive of optional 'write in' candidates - with a grading system for judges based on their judicial history.

While its true that judges are SUPPOSED to be completely unbiased, all too often in California their historical decisions prove otherwise. The CRPA takes the time to research those judges and look to hopefully not advance their litigation careers against the 2nd Amendment any further than they have already achieved, by providing a 'wise choice' assessment.

You can find that link here - I'm going off to vote right now:


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