Former Indiana Gov. Daniels criticizes electing judges, praises divided government

Former Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels praised Wisconsin’s purple streak but bemoaned the state’s practice of electing judges, saying it “was never a good idea” and erodes faith in the judiciary. Daniels noted 37 states have single-party control of government, including Indiana, most of which have legislative supermajorities. He also pointed out during the WisPolitics-State Affairs breakfast held Tuesd...

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