Members of the Judicial Congress shall be elected directly by the citizenry, specifically for the purpose of administering the judicial branch. This enables candidates to be chosen based on their judicial qualifications, rather than their views on the range of legislative issues the regular Congress considers. The narrow focus of their office allows them to hone their expertise. The ranked choice election of the Judicial Congress leaders also ensures broad representation in these leadership positions (see ranked choice voting).

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