In a heated state Supreme Court race in Wisconsin, conservative candidate Brad Schimel and liberal candidate Susan Crawford are both campaigning vigorously to reach voters in southern Wisconsin. Both candidates have received substantial financial support from influential donors, raising concerns about their objectivity on the court. Schimel received endorsement from President Donald Trump, while Crawford has backing from liberal mega-donor George Soros and the state’s Democratic party. Despite these endorsements, both candidates are vying for the seat of retiring liberal Justice Ann Walsh Bradley and have vowed to remain nonpartisan on the court. The record-breaking $76 million spent on this race highlights its significance in determining the future ideological balance of the court. Early in-person voting is open until March 29, with the election scheduled for April 1. Voters are urged to participate in this critical election that will shape the future of the Wisconsin Supreme Court.
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