William Fuente

Let’s be frank — judicial elections generally aren’t very exciting. The “candidates” can’t really campaign, and they certainly, as a rule, don’t trash talk their opponents. By their nature, they work differently from any other type of election. There are upsides, though. While endorsements may not mean much these days, voters seem more likely to reference the editorial page for endorsements when it comes to judicial elections. That brings us to Gary Dolgin, who on paper brings a lot to the…

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