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An Arizona group is campaigning to oust two Arizona Supreme Court justices, but a former justice cautions that voting them out could undermine the judicial system.
But Andrew Gould, a former Arizona Supreme Court justice who also served as a judge in Yuma’s superior court and on the Court of Appeals, said the state has retention elections to make sure judges are competent and doing their job. “We hope to run a robust campaign to ensure that voters are aware that they have this power to hold the judges accountable, and to get them to commit to voting no in November,” she said.
“And generally, it's anything that might come in front of the judge – which are the very things that people want to ask judges,” he said. Jackson said Progress Arizona knows judges usually win retention but expects to prevail because voters care about abortion access.
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