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Poll: Two-thirds want term limits on Supreme Court

Last updated on: December 27, 2016 at 2:23 pm   by Convention of States

Poll: Two-thirds want term limits on Supreme Court 2016-12-27T14:23:31-05:00 Convention of States

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A new national survey found two-thirds of people support term limits for Supreme Court justices.

A McLaughlin and Associates/Fix the Court poll found that about 66 percent of likely voters support term limits for Supreme Court justices, while 16 percent of voters do not.

President-elect Trump’s supporters appear to favor the idea of term-limiting the justices more than the general public. Nearly 74 percent of likely voters with a favorable opinion of Trump support term limits, compared to 12 percent of respondents who do not.

“The president-elect said time and again that he wants to remove entrenched power from Washington, and nowhere is the power more concentrated and unmoving than at the Supreme Court,” said Gabe Roth, executive director of Fix the Court, in a statement. “Any serious congressional proposal to end life tenure at the high court, then, should have wide bipartisan support.”

Term limits for the Supreme Court would require a new constitutional amendment, according to legal scholars.

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