Elon Musk Fails in Attempt to Buy Wisconsin Supreme Court as Judge Susan Crawford Beats Brad Schimel

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

65% : And the race for superintendent of public instruction, which is the state's top education job and is a very significant job -- it's the post that current Governor Tony Evers held before he became governor -- was intensely fought.
60% : And what's perhaps most significant is she won communities in regions of the state that had voted for Trump just five months ago in a very, very high-turnout election.
60% : It was a battle between the incumbent, Jill Underly, who has been an absolute supporter of public education -- she's a former rural educator -- versus a woman named Brittany Kinser, who was supported by the Republicans and who was supported by advocates for voucher programs that would take money out of public education.
58% : And yet what we saw is that counties in rural and more urban Florida, that had actually been pretty supportive of Trump, in some cases shifted toward the Democrats.
57% : There was also an election for state superintendent of public instruction.
54% : In addition to being in the past a lawyer for labor unions, she was a lawyer in cases brought by Planned Parenthood.
39% : On the other hand, if Brad Schimel had won, it would have been taken by Trump and Musk as, you know, a total vindication for what they're doing.
38% : So, again, those were two special elections in Florida for the seats of the embattled national security adviser Mike Waltz and for Gaetz, who was named as attorney general, nominated by Trump, but then, ultimately, had to pull out and pull out of Congress around various drug and sex scandals.
32% : This is a huge signal from a battleground state that Americans are genuinely upset, genuinely angry, I think, with Trump and with Musk. JUAN GONZÁLEZ:
30% : Many viewed the race as a referendum on Elon Musk, the world's richest man and Trump megadonor, who's been heading the Trump administration's efforts to dismantle key federal agencies.

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