The Dane County Circuit Court judge, Susan Crawford, is running as the liberal candidate for the Wisconsin Supreme Court in the upcoming election on Tuesday, April 1. As per state law, she has filed a Statement of Economic Interests with the Wisconsin Ethics Commission, revealing that she has earned $1,000 or more from a financial stake in U-Haul Moving and Storage of Lincoln Park in Chicago.
Crawford’s candidacy and financial disclosures have been highlighted by the Badger Project, a nonpartisan, citizen-supported journalism nonprofit in Wisconsin. The organization aims to provide transparency and information to voters ahead of the election.
With the Wisconsin Supreme Court election quickly approaching, it is important for voters to be informed about the candidates and their financial interests. Crawford, as the liberal candidate, will face tough competition in the race for a seat on the state’s highest court.
As the election date draws near, Wisconsin residents are encouraged to research the candidates and their economic interests to make an informed decision at the polls on April 1st. Stay tuned for more updates on the Wisconsin Supreme Court election and the candidates vying for a seat on the bench.
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