The upcoming spring election in Wisconsin is drawing statewide attention with a focused race between Waukesha County judge Brad Schimel and Dane County judge Susan Crawford. The election, set for April 1st, is non-partisan in nature with Schimel receiving backing from the state republican party and Crawford being supported by state democrats. Both candidates are emphasizing their extensive experience in the judicial system as they make their case to voters. Schimel highlights his 35 years of enforcing and interpreting the law, while Crawford points to her diverse legal background, including time as a prosecutor and circuit court judge. Crawford has criticized Schimel’s positions on women’s healthcare rights and alleged history of selling justice to the highest bidder. With a little over a month until the election, both candidates are campaigning heavily, with Schimel visiting all 73 counties in the state and Crawford focusing on being fair and impartial in her decisions. The deadline to register to vote is March 12th, with voters having the option to register online or in person on election day.
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