Wisconsinites Head to the Polls in High-Stakes State Supreme Court Election

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

58% : The April 1 ballot also includes elections for superintendent of public instruction, as well as local-level races like school board, city council, and judges.
51% : "When people talk about the timeline that President Trump has to push his goals, that timeline will be cut short or even shorter if they use the Wisconsin Supreme Court to gerrymander the maps as a court and change our representation in the House of Representatives," Schimel added.
51% : All Wisconsin ballots will include a referendum question asking whether to make the state's existing voter ID law permanent by adding it to the state constitution.
49% : The April 1 ballot gives voters the chance to choose between Trump-backed Waukesha County Circuit Court Judge and former Wisconsin Attorney General Brad Schimel and Dane County Circuit Judge Susan Crawford, who previously represented left-wing groups like Planned Parenthood as an attorney and is endorsed by groups like the pro-abortion EMILY's list.

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