Pennsylvania Republican Party Chairman Greg Rothman says his biggest challenge in this year’s off-cycle election is reminding voters how crucial it is to turn out and vote “no” on the retention of three Pennsylvania Supreme Court justices seeking new ten-year terms.

“Back in February, when I became chairman, I looked at this and thought this should be pretty simple to reach our voters. There are three partisan Democrats up for retention, our voters have not been supported of many of the decisions they have made and our job is to get the word out,” said Rothman in an interview with the Washington Examiner.

Ten years ago, when all three state Supreme Court seats were open, Pennsylvania Democrats held a registration advantage of roughly one million voters and enjoyed a flood of campaign cash. The three Democratic candidates, Christine Donohue, Kevin Dougherty, and David Wecht, raised more than $5.6 million combined, more than double what their Republican and independent opponents collected in the general election.

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