Which of the following is true about the judicial selection in the states?

There are only two methods for choosing state court judges; appointment by the governor and appointment through Merit Plan.

The Merit Plan is the oldest method of judicial selection.

State court judges usually serve life tenure in office unlike the federal judges.

The Merit Plan is currently the most popular form of judicial selection.

The process of selecting judges at the state level is similar to the way it is handled at the federal level.