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Judicial retention is an election in which voters decide whether a judge should stay in office.

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U.S. Senate Official Reference Glossary Congress.gov Official Legislative Glossary

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Judicial retention is an election in which voters decide whether a judge should stay in office.
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Constitutional precedents and statutory references cross-checked with Congress.gov glossaries.
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Congress.gov Official Glossary

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Current person

JD Vance

Vice President / President of the Senate

Republican

Updated Jul 3, 2026Open Page

Current person

Danny K. Davis

U.S. House Representative

Democrat

Updated Jul 3, 2026Open Page

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Judicial Retention Civic Authority & Precedent

Demonstrated in public legislative records and parliamentary procedures for judicial retention.

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Current actionsJudicial Retention parliamentary procedure verified

2026-07-03

Judicial Retention parliamentary procedure verified

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U.S. Senate Official Reference Glossary

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