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« on: April 06, 2017, 09:08:18 PM »

Good.  None of these agreements should exist.  I should have a meaningful choice in every election, whether it be in a D+30 Congressional seat, Attorney General, or the most local of local elections.   All these agreements do is stop me from having a choice in elections, forcing me to vote for a Democrat, write someone in, or not vote in that all. 

The cross-endorsing of judicial candidates in New York is the worst example of it.

It's patronage for lawyers.  Of course, "Supreme Court" judges in NY are just local judges, a step up from County Court Judges; it's NY's Court of Appeals that's the big deal, and I believe they are appointed.
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