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Guide helps Summit, Wasatch county voters pick local judges

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Utahns will get the chance to weigh in on whether some judges should keep their jobs this year. Here's who Wasatch Back voters will see on their ballots. Utah’s governor selects judges using a merit-based retention system, and the state senate confirms them.

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