Pennsylvania voters on Tuesday will decide in an unusually contentious election whether three Democratic justices should remain on the state Supreme Court for another 10-year term, a vote that could result in a deadlocked bench for years if they are removed. One of those three justices, David Wecht, warned what such a scenario would mean for the critical battleground state. “It would be disastrous. It’s extremely hard to work with a shorthanded court,” Wecht told NBC News in an interview on