How does the selection of state judges differ from the selection of federal judges?
a. State judges are appointed by the governor with advice and consent of the state Senate.
b. Federal judges are generally confirmed bi-annually through elections.
c. Many state judges are selected by judicial election.
d. State judges are nominated by the state Senate and approved by the House.
e. State judges never stand for election.
Question 2
Which statement about the term limits movement is TRUE?
a. It has gained momentum over the past several years.
b. All of the states that have adopted term limits have retained them.
c. The Supreme Court invalidated state laws that set term limits for members of the U.S. Congress.
d. It is illegal for states to set term limits for state offices.
e. In states with term limits, the power of incumbency has been strengthened.
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