Legal Lines



[Of Concern | The Judiciary]

The judicial branch faces serious challenges under the current presidential administration. Confidence in the Supreme Court has plummeted from 68% in 2019 to just 41%, with nearly a third of Americans expressing no trust at all. [1] [2]

This erosion of trust is sharply divided along partisan lines: Republicans largely maintain confidence, while most Democrats see the Court as politically biased. This increasing politicization threatens the judiciary’s image as an impartial arbiter, undermining the critical system of checks and balances that uphold democracy.

Despite these pressures, the future of the judiciary depends on a united citizenry willing to defend judicial independence and demand greater transparency and fairness. When people come together to protect the courts, they strengthen the pillars of justice and democracy, ensuring courts serve all Americans equally, beyond partisan battles.



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7 CitiesZIP CodesReason
Madison, WI53703, 53711, 53705Extremely high spending, partisan influence, and court decisions impacting voting rules and redistricting 5.
Philadelphia, PA19107, 19103, 19120State Supreme Court rulings directly affect ballot counting and election rules in close races 4.
Detroit, MI48226, 48202, 48201Partisan court elections, major impact on redistricting and voting access 13.
Columbus, OH43215, 43210, 43201Supreme Court decisions on gerrymandering and voting laws, big campaign spending 13.
Houston, TX77002, 77004, 77007All judges elected; high campaign donations from lawyers/litigants, key for statewide election rules 6.
Raleigh, NC27601, 27603, 27606Partisan judicial races, court rulings on election maps and voter ID 13.
Chicago, IL60602, 60606, 60616Record outside spending, court decisions on ballot access and redistricting 16.
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