The highest number of states' courts use which method for selecting trial court (including municipal level) judges?

The method depends on the state. There are five main methods used.

Explanation:

The methods for selecting trial court judges are as follows:

Partisan elections: the judges are elected by the people. The candidates must evidence the political party they belong to.

Non-partisan elections: the judges are elected by the people. The candidates must not evidence the political party they belong to.

Legislative elections: the judges in this case are chosen by the state legislature.

Appointment by the governor: judges are elected and appointed by the governor in office. In some states, the legislature's approval is necessary.

Merit selection: a special commission is in charge of revising the qualifications of each candidate and giving the possible names of the candidates to the governor. Then the governor appoints the most suitable candidate.

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