Briefly explain how some states help voters by providing them with a more balanced picture during retention elections for judges?

What will be an ideal response?

An ideal response would be:
To provide a more balanced picture, a few states—Alaska, Utah, Colorado, Arizona, and Tennessee—have tried to supply more neutral information about judicial performance. In Colorado, an evaluation committee in each judicial district—jointly appointed by the chief justice, governor, president of the senate, and speaker of the house—disseminates information through newspaper supplements, including a final recommendation of "retain" or "do not retain."