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Honorable state Sen. Ryan Aument:
Collectively, more than 100 years of experience is vacating Lancaster County’s magisterial district judiciary as five sitting justices are not running for reelection.
Editor's note: This article has been updated with comments from candidates Lance Wagner and Derrick Hill.
The two-person bloc that has largely called the shots in Lancaster County government over the last four years is looking to keep their partnership alive for another term.