Daily Journal Staff Writer
Although its leadership admits it played a minor role in Tuesday's primary election, a political action committee for judges hopes the seeds for future success have been planted.
The Judicial Excellence Together Political Action Committee, or "JetPAC," contributed more than $22,000 to 18 judges challenged for re-election, according to records from the California Secretary of State.
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