Wisconsin's high-stakes Supreme Court election is a referendum on Trump

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

50% : " Schimel aligned closely with the Trump agenda during his tenure as attorney general, leading an attack on the Affordable Care Act and supporting efforts to restrict ballot access.
43% : The contest also will give an early indication of how voters in a crucial swing state, carried by a razor-thin margin last November, feel about what the president and the leader of the so-called Department of Government Efficiency are doing in Washington, D.C. Donald Trump and Elon Musk know how important the contest is -- which is why they are publicly throwing their considerable political weight behind Schimel.
38% : Schimel has made clear, on his end, that a vote for him is a vote for President Trump.
38% : Earlier in the campaign for the high court seat, he said "it would be a 'sham'" if the state supreme court found a right to abortion in the state constitution.
23% : Wisconsin voters should not be taken in by Schimel, who backpedaled when pressed about his ties to President Trump in a debate on Mar. 12.
16% : He accuses them of weaponizing the courts and carrying out "lawfare" in their frenzied quest to stop Trump.

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