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Constitution Ballot Dispute Over Circuit Judge Election
A South Carolina high court decision resolves whether a Circuit Judge is elected by joint ballot of the General Assembly or by viva voce voting. The majority rule affirms ballot as the method for that specific election, upholding the constitution’s joint ballot requirement and rejecting an open voting interpretation.
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