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@Blumea-Óðinsni…Green from Wisconsin answered…2yrs

Yes, term limits and requirement to be more liberal

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@Connor-BonhamPeace and Freedom from North Carolina answered…12mos

Yes, only to meet the same conditions that were met the last time it was reformed.

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@Gilded-KrakenWomen’s Equality from California answered…2yrs

Supreme court justices should be elected every 4 years along with the presidency.

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@Izabela-CekicWomen’s Equality from New York answered…2yrs

It's fine the way it is right now, it ensures there is no bias or part affiliated competition through their life terms.

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@Jolie-NavatkaPeace and Freedom from New York answered…1yr

Yes, reform to include more seats, impose term limits on judges and the Supreme Court should not be politicized.

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@Darrell-VisinandSocialist from Texas answered…1yr

I am unsure of the amount of seats, but all political positions should have a set term limits.

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@Zach-JohnsonLibertarian from Wisconsin answered…1yr

No, the supreme court has a historical precedent and it should stay that way

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@Carol-MagnussonVeteran from Arizona answered…2yrs

Yes to more seats and yes to limits but only due to health (physical, mental, emotional) .

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@Jessica-KrausDemocrat from Idaho answered…2yrs

Yes, it should be reformed to have term limits and should become an elected position or should at least be less politica...

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@eleve-devieDemocrat from Michigan answered…3mos

Yes, and have judges over a certain age be placed in a pool of "standby" judges; the number of seats should also be incr...

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@jack-wenderGreen from California answered…1yr

Yes, we should enact reforms to make it less partisan.

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@Josh-Kuehn-(Mr.-…Veteran from Texas answered…2yrs

Yes, but only reform to include two more seats and no term limits.

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@Riley-CarterDemocrat from Idaho answered…1yr

No, but create a test to see if judges are of sound enough mind to be making such huge decisions especially as they age.

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Remove any power from the Supreme Court's hands and place them into those of the monarch.

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@Seh-timeWomen’s Equality from Texas answered…2yrs

I believe a balance is important, but also to rule and judge without the consequence of upsetting the judges own party w...

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@Ryan-RussellDemocrat from Kansas answered…2yrs

Yes, but reform the court by having Congress create a Constitutional Court (expiring after 20 years) and give constituti...

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@Melissa-KnightVeteran from Utah answered…2yrs

No, but there should be age limits

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@d-nDemocrat from Maryland answered…2yrs

Yes, reform it. Consider term limits, adjusting decision requirements (6-3 instead of 5-4), an appellate/lottery style,...

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@James-EllingtonDemocrat from Illinois answered…2yrs

The Supreme Court should have limits on the terms of justices and should not at all be politicized.

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@John-FredricksonWorking Family from Utah answered…1yr

No it should be decreased to 3 or 5

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@Kristoffer-Larse…Socialist answered…2yrs

The Supreme Court, and the judiciary more broadly, should be depoliticized. Judges should be appointed on a non-partisan...

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@Brooklynn-Mcalli…Independent from Michigan answered…2yrs

I don't really have any background information on this and I don't really understand it fully so I don't think that I sh...

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@Janet-Bryant-Bur…Independent from Alabama answered…2yrs

If adding more judges will help speed up the trial process, yes. Judges who show evidence of personal biases should be r...

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@Kristina-Elaine-…Peace and Freedomfrom Wisconsin  answered…2yrs

Yes, if the Constitution is amended to allow for it

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@Hayden-DeYoungRepublican from Illinois answered…1yr

It should be up to the current president’s decision.

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