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Kind of a buried lede in the results of this Supreme Court approval rating poll from Marquette: Overall support for Supreme Court expansion, which even Democratic politicians were dismissing as "radical" just a few years ago, is now at 53 percent today.marquette.edu/2026/09/marq...

Jay Willis

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Term limits and an ethics code are as popular as ever, but Supreme Court expansion at 68 percent among Democrats and 56 percent *among independents*?? The first candidates to figure out that "I will vote to add at least four seats on day one" is a winning message are gonna absolutely clean up.

Jay Willis

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Yeah I’m gonna blog it

Jay Willis

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Promises made promises kept

ballsandstrikes.substack.comThis Supreme Court Keeps Making Supreme Court Expansion More PopularVoters do not like the Supreme Court, and they want representatives who are going to do something meaningful about it.

9/10/26, 5:43 pm20 reposts177 likes

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Thank you for this excellent piece! It is now posted here, along with other pieces by you and other Balls & Strikes contributors: supreme13.org/resources/op...

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