Wisconsin tees up high-stakes Supreme Court race with partisan control on the line
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58% : Schweber also noted that if Crawford won, it could encourage Democrats to challenge Act 10 constitutionally.54% : Crawford's campaign notes she represented Planned Parenthood of Wisconsin and protected voting and workers' rights.
47% : Crawford previously represented the teacher's union in Madison during their lawsuit over Act 10.
35% : Howard Schweber, professor of political science and legal studies at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, explained that some of the issues worth keeping an eye on are abortion, elections, Act 10 -- Walker-era legislation that curtailed collective bargaining rights for many public employees -- redistricting and religious freedom.
32% : While Trump won the state earlier this month, Sen. Tammy Baldwin (D-Wis.) survived a competitive Senate reelection bid, raising questions around how both parties are parsing through the election night results heading into the judicial election.
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