Georgia voters would decide whether probate judges run without party labels
Georgia's resolution sends voters a constitutional amendment that would require all probate judges to run in nonpartisan elections if ratified.
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What it does
If voters ratify the amendment, Georgia would require all probate judges to be elected without party labels.
Argument forVoters could choose probate judges without party labels shaping how candidates appear on the ballot.
Argument againstSome voters might find it harder to compare probate judge candidates without party labels on the ballot.
More detail
The amendment would require probate judges to be elected without party labels. It covers all probate judges in Georgia. The requirement takes effect only if voters ratify the amendment. The requirement would become part of the Georgia Constitution if ratified under the state constitution's process.
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