If voters approve the amendment at the next general election, they would elect state judges and justices, including judges seeking another term.
If voters approve the amendment, they would elect judges and justices in general elections. Statewide races would go to all Wyoming voters, while district judge races would go to voters in that district.
The proposed amendment would have voters elect judges and justices in general elections. Voters statewide would elect Supreme Court justices and other statewide judges. Voters in each judicial district would elect district judges. The amendment would take effect only if a majority of voters approve it at the next general election. District court judges would serve six-year terms. Other terms would be set by law. Judges seeking another term would file a declaration of intent three to six months before the election held before their term ends.
No hearings or votes scheduled.