Charges to magistrates and courts
To designate circuit magistrates the Constitution, Prior to those who sign up, each Committee will list the six best evaluated by position for election. Since we will choose 464 magistratessix candidates to fill each position, there are 2,784. But each Power may have that number of applicants, so the figure is triple: 8,352 if the three powers present the total number of their possible candidates.
Then each Committee will apply an insulation to purify the lists and leave only two candidates per position, that is, 928 in the Executive Branch, 928 in the Judicial Branch and 928 in the Legislative Branch, in total. 2,784 standard bearers, plus those who want to be subject to re-election.
However, it was foreseen that interested parties could sign up for the calls issued by each Power and participate in the three processes, so candidacies can be submitted that pass the filter of two or even all three powers.
Given that there is an insulation involved to define the final candidateseach power would have to choose exactly the same people as the best evaluated and subject only the exact number of candidates to be chosen to a draw (two per position), so that the same people emerge when drawn.
Thus, even in the scenario that the three powers launch the same people as candidates, the unique lists on which the three powers agree would yield up to 928 unique candidates, nominated by the Executive, Legislative and Judicial Branches and without yet considering an indeterminate number of magistrates seek permanence.
