Pa. Supreme Court Justices Up for Retention
Justices Christine Donohue, Kevin Dougherty, and David Wecht face a retention vote for another 10-year term.
Democrats have held a majority on Pennsylvania's Supreme Court for 10 years, and this year's retention election could maintain or flip the court's majority.
- Justice Christine Donohue
- Justice Kevin Dougherty
- Justice David Wecht
Notably, only one justice has been removed from the bench in over 50 years, and Justice Donohue must retire in 2027 due to the age limit of 75.
No term limits for the court, but an age limit applies.
Author's summary: Justices face retention votes.
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