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Two Nevada supreme court seats can be elected at any one time. The elections must be non-partisan, meaning a supreme court candidate cannot run as a Democrat or a Republican. Terms for the successful candidate run for 6 years. Candidates raise money to use during the election, and rivals to the seat often (if not always) bring up a candidates previous record to try to convince the electorate not to vote for them.
So a Nevada supreme court justice does not have a lifetime appointment, only a 6 year appointment. Their previous record as a judge can be used against them, and the candidate with the most votes wins.
A little political, making justices worry about how each vote they give will go over with the electorate, but that's Nevada supreme court politics.
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