The race for control of the Wisconsin Supreme Court is heating up as candidates Brad Schimel and Susan Crawford compete for a seat on the bench. Campaign finance reports show Crawford has raised more money from individual donors and the Democratic Party, while Schimel has received support from the Republican Party and a conservative nonprofit tied to Elon Musk. The campaigns have been marked by attack ads and controversy, with Crawford filing a complaint alleging that Schimel’s team used artificial intelligence in a TV ad. Schimel’s campaign denied the use of AI and criticized Crawford’s record. Both candidates have seen significant financial support from outside groups, with Schimel having an advantage in future advertising reservations. As the election date approaches, the battle for the Wisconsin Supreme Court continues to intensify.
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