This year’s Montgomery County Court of Common Pleas race for two judgeships could test whether the Democrats are going to be able to perpetuate their interruption of the decades-long supremacy of Republicans in electing judges.
"I think both parties are looking at this as a defining moment," said Nathan M. Murawsky, a Democratic judicial candidate.
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