Exclusive -- Scott Presler: WI Supreme Court Race 'Has 2028 Ramifications'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

79% : Trump's 2024 victory was, notably, only the second time a Republican presidential candidate has won the state in nearly 40 years -- with Trump securing the first win during his 2016 run.
57% : Both times, Trump saw a narrow margin of victory, although he has received increasingly more votes during all three of his presidential runs in the swing state.
57% : In 2024, Trump won Wisconsin over Kamala Harris, 49.6 percent to 48.7 percent, and secured more votes than in 2020 at 1,697,626.
55% : The April ballot also includes a proposed amendment seeking to enshrine voter ID requirements into the state constitution.
46% : The Wisconsin Supreme Court election is between former conservative Wisconsin Attorney General and Waukesha County Circuit Court Judge Brad Schimel and Dane County Circuit Judge Susan Crawford, who previously represented left-wing groups like Planned Parenthood as an attorney.
45% : WATCH - Scott Presler: Focus on Early Voting, Legal Ballot Harvesting, Voter Registration to Win in 2024 "I would argue, going into the spring election and, just with what Donald Trump has achieved in three weeks in office, morale is high.
42% : " RELATED - Exclusive: Wisconsin GOP Chairman Brian Schimming on 'War Footing' for High-Stakes State Supreme Court Election On the state level, the Wisconsin Supreme Court is expected to hear several high-profile cases, including a challenge to an 1849 abortion restriction (which is currently on hold by the courts), and a lawsuit against Wisconsin Act 10, a law limiting collective bargaining for public sector employees passed in 2011 by Republican Gov. Scott Walker.
38% : "David Hogg, who is a rabid anti-Second Amendment, and therefore anti-constitution individual -- he is quoted as saying there is no right to own a gun.
32% : In 2016, Trump beat out Hillary Clinton 47.8 percent to 47 percent, 1,405,284 votes to 1,382,536.
29% : In 2020, Biden won the state by a slim margin, 49.4 percent to 48.8 percent, but Trump pulled in more votes for himself than in 2016 at 1,610,184.
23% : "It's potentially taking the House majority away from Republicans, therefore stalling President Trump and taking away his ability to govern and legislate.
16% : I hope they continue to double down on their terrible policies and ideologies that allowed Donald Trump to win the popular vote in 2024," he continued.

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