The NY Times reports on the "most expensive judicial race on record in Montana." According to the Times, "conservative groups have spent about $640,000 — $469,000 by a political action committee financed by the Republican State Leadership Committee and $170,000 by Americans for Prosperity". "In response, a political action committee financed largely by Montana trial lawyers and unions has spent $475,000."
The big picture: "Corporate interests, who say they are trying to preserve jobs and create growth, and trial lawyers, who say they represent the voiceless against the wealthy and powerful, have long gone head to head in judicial elections."
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