Turnout appears high in Wisconsin Supreme Court race

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

46% : Unlike abortion, there is no active state lawsuit challenging Wisconsin's legislative maps, which the Wisconsin Supreme Court and U.S. Supreme Court decided last year in rulings that benefitted Republicans.
44% : The ban prohibits abortion unless it's to save the life of the mother.
41% : Steve Cahalan: Bog's Edge Brewing Co. opens near Warrens La Crosse man charged with dealing $6,000 worth of meth La Crosse man accused of sexually assaulting unconscious woman Angel Reese defends gesture toward Caitlin Clark after LSU title win, calls out double standard La Crosse area divorces Welfare check leads to OWI arrest in Holmen 2 of the best coaches in football were college roommates and remain close friends Crochet phenom Jonah Larson receives international Outstanding Youth in Philanthropy AwardProtasiewicz and prominent Democrats have framed the race as a referendum on abortion policy after the U.S. Supreme Court struck down a constitutional right to abortion, reactivating a moribund state law that prohibits almost all abortions.
40% : Future of abortion, redistricting
37% :Criminal justice bills, 'conversion therapy' approved by Wisconsin LegislatureMarquette Law School polling in November found that 84% of respondents -- including 73% of Republicans -- think abortion should be legal for victims of rape or incest.
36% : Kelly wasn't nearly as vocal about the issue, but in a since-deleted 2012 blog post he described abortion as "a policy deadly to children."
29% : Beyond abortion and redistricting, a Protasiewicz victory could buoy unions, whose power and reach were decimated by former Republican Gov. Scott Walker's Act 10 legislation more than a decade ago.
27% : Kelly said Protasiewicz' ads focusing on his past work with Republicans and representation of criminal defendants lied about his past.

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