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  1. Central Government holds ultimate power over judicial appointments.
  2. Voters decide government control during midterms, while gridlock over court packing threatens judicial independence.

Midterm election outcomes are noted to affect the power of the courts.

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Midterm election outcomes are noted to affect the power of the courts.

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  1. State regulators are impacting Supreme Court races.Sub-event
  2. Midterm election results are impacting the balance of power within the judiciary.1 source

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