“A Supreme Court Race May Shuffle the Rules of Wisconsin’s Democracy, Again”
Bolts: But voting rights advocates are closely watching the election as well. A host of issues related to voter access—the use of drop boxes, accommodations for disabled voters, and voter ID rules, to name a few—may also ride on this
Crawford said. The results of this election will determine whether Wisconsin’s Supreme Court will stay under a liberal majority, or will swing back to conservative. However both justices say ...
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — A unanimous Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled Friday that the swing state’s nonpartisan top elections official, who has been targeted for removal by Republican lawmakers over ...
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court issued the latest — and likely final — ruling in the legal fight over mail-in ballots that may impact the results of the U.S. Senate election. Wisconsin ...
(AP) — The Wisconsin ... election probe led by former Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Michael Gableman that found no evidence of fraud or abuse that would have changed the election ...
But Schimel contended at the time that he had addressed a decades-old problem in a matter of years — an argument he is making again as he runs for a 10-year term on the Wisconsin Supreme Court ...
“This election ... maps in court, Brad Schimel’s record of harmful, ideological endeavors is far out of step with the people,” Holder wrote. Liberals gained the majority on the Wisconsin ...
The liberal candidate for the Wisconsin Supreme Court ... rights, election laws and union rights. The liberal-controlled court in December 2023 ordered new legislative maps, which ...
Dunn said the Supreme Court election presents another "opportunity" for voters in Wisconsin who were upset about the presidential election results. He encouraged attendees to speak to ...
MADISON (AP) -- The liberal candidate for the Wisconsin Supreme ... rights, election laws and union rights. The liberal-controlled court in December 2023 ordered new legislative maps, which ...
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In the race for Wisconsin Supreme Court, Brad Schimel and Susan Crawford bring contrasting statements and history on abortion.
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