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"Iowans dismiss three justices"

"Iowans dismiss three justices": In today's edition of The Des Moines Register, Grant Schulte has an article that begins, "Three Iowa Supreme Court justices lost their seats Tuesday in a historic upset fueled by their 2009 decision that allowed same-sex couples to marry."

The New York Times reports today that "In Iowa, Voters Oust Judges Over Marriage Issue."

The Chicago Tribune reports that "State Supreme Court justice wins retention battle; Group seeking caps on jury awards targeted Thomas Kilbride."

The Las Vegas Review-Journal reports that "Voters reject changing judge selection; Appellate court, Internet sales tax, eminent domain issues also fail."

The Detroit News reports that "GOP regains control of Supreme Court; Republicans Kelly, Young finish in top 2; Dems fall far behind."

The Detroit Free Press reports that "Beth Kelly and Robert Young win spots on Supreme Court."

The Seattle Times reports that "Sanders-Wiggins state Supreme Court contest too close to call."

The Denver Post contains articles headlined "Three Colorado Supreme Court justices appear to retain seats" and "'Personhood' amendment fails by 3-1 margin."

The Anchorage Daily News reports that "Voters retain Fabe as Alaska Supreme Court justice."

The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports that "Maureen O'Connor tops Eric Brown for chief of Ohio's high court."

The Toledo Blade reports that "O'Connor leads for chief justice, 1st woman in job."

The Minneapolis Star Tribune reports that "Top court justices coast to easy wins; Two justices faced frequent court candidates who want more open elections; one was unopposed."

Bill Rankin of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports that "Nahmias leads early returns in contested state Supreme Court race."

Later, however, The Rome (Ga.) News-Tribune reported that "Statewide judicial races headed to runoff."

And The Associated Press reports that "GOP retains control of Alabama Supreme Court."

Full post as published by How Appealing on November 03, 2010 (boomark / email).