Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN FRANCISCO - Judges around the state were breathing sighs of relief this week after Judge Richard Ulmer held onto his seat Tuesday, besting opponent Michael Nava. The bruising race aroused worries that similar challenges to sitting judges could politicize the judiciary.
Although some ballots had not yet been counted, Ulmer was well ahead after the polls closed Tuesday night, with 60,129 votes, or ...
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