Schimel had 45% of the vote, or more than 1.06 million votes. Here's a look at the Wisconsin Supreme Court race map, broken down by county: More: Which Wisconsin counties flipped from Donald Trump in ...

Right now, Wisconsin voters are deciding whether liberals or conservatives will control the Wisconsin Supreme Court. It's officially a non-partisan race, but former President Barack Obama and other ...

The Wisconsin Supreme Court is exiting a trench warfare period with a breakthrough liberal win that could give Democrats a ...

Read more State Supreme Court, race called Voters will decide whether to amend the Wisconsin Constitution to require photo identification to vote. Wisconsin law already requires voters to show ...

Democratic-endorsed Susan Crawford, a Dane County judge, defeated Republican Brad Schimel, assuring Democrats remain in control of the Wisconsin Supreme Court for another three years. The liberal ...

Compared with that 2023 race, turnout is higher in every single county. While that turnout was still low compared to a presidential election (more than 3.4 million people voted in Wisconsin last ...

As voters head to the polls Tuesday, their choice for State Supreme Court will have a direct impact on some of Wisconsin's most pressing legal questions.

WASHINGTON (AP) — Wisconsin’s spring election on Tuesday ... In the state Supreme Court race, Dane County Judge Susan Crawford and Waukesha County Judge Brad Schimel look to replace outgoing ...

That’s thanks not only to the more traditional campaigns of the two contenders for the open seat on Wisconsin’s high court—progressive Dane County Judge Susan Crawford and right-wing ...

Crawford has served as a Dane County Circuit Court judge for ... of the court” brief in the challenge to Wisconsin’s 2011 GOP-drawn district maps in the U.S. Supreme Court.