As the April 1st election for the seat on the Wisconsin Supreme Court approaches, Judge Susan Crawford and Judge Schimmel are actively engaging with voters to garner support in Northeast Wisconsin. Crawford emphasized her commitment to fairness and impartiality on the court, stating that she aims to protect all Wisconsinites under the law and Constitution. Meanwhile, Schimmel highlighted his promise to follow the law and listen to the needs of the people.
Both candidates are working tirelessly to reach out to voters across all 72 Wisconsin counties, with Schimmel being joined by U.S. Representative Tony Wied in Manitowoc. Despite their efforts, a recent Marquette University Law School poll revealed that a majority of Wisconsin voters have not heard enough about the candidates to form an opinion. This highlights the importance of events such as the upcoming debate between the two judges on Wednesday, where voters will have the opportunity to learn more about their stances and qualifications.
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