Wisconsin Supreme Court election turns into Trump-Musk referendum - Washington Examiner

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

66% : Trump has sent his trusted lieutenant Musk here to Wisconsin to bring a message.
63% : Conservative voters are rallying around Schimel to show their support for Musk and Trump.
58% : It's about showing your support for Trump and his guy, Musk.
51% : Musk, the face of the Department of Government Efficiency, has been behind unilateral efforts to gut federal agencies.
48% : This was a local race, but the great conservative leader in Washington, Trump, sent his right-hand man, Musk, far off to Wisconsin to bring the truth that you should vote for Schimel because it's good for Trump and Musk.
44% : His administration has slashed thousands of federal jobs, shuttered hundreds of programs, and caused confusion over the future of everything from education to Social Security.
42% : One implication here is that this move has worked exactly the way Trump and Musk hoped it would and in exactly the opposite way the Democrats hoped it would.
37% : He's a pretty unpopular figure on his own, but with Trump in his corner, he could be an unstoppable political force.
35% : The group has purportedly knocked on a million doors to push not only Schimel as a candidate but also Musk and Trump.
33% : "I'm not a huge fan of the guy, but if Donald Trump likes him, I can get behind it," Clifford Hayes, a MAGA supporter from Milwaukee, told the Washington Examiner. Republicans have recast the state race as a chance for Trump's base to come out and show their loyalty to him and push back against judges Trump claims treat him and his administration unfairly.
33% : They later ask in a provided script if "President Trump and Elon Musk" can count on them to vote for Schimel.
16% : " Democrats, he added, made a bad bet based on the assumption that everyone hates Trump and Musk.

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