MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Wisconsin Attorney General Josh Kaul waded into the state's Supreme Court race Monday, renewing an old feud with conservative candidate Brad Schimel over delays in testing sexual assault evidence kits almost a decade ago.

The Wisconsin Supreme Court contest is shaping up to be a battle of billionaires, with each side in the race casting the other’s most prominent donors as boogeymen.

The next election is almost three weeks away, and it’s an important race that will impact the direction of Wisconsin.

A vast majority of Wisconsin voters have not heard of either candidate in the state’s Supreme Court race, but among those who have, they view the conservative candidate more favorably. A poll from Marquette University Law School found that conservative Waukesha County Judge Brad Schimel,

Susan Crawford and Brad Schimmel are continuing their efforts to earn votes for the open seat on the Wisconsin Supreme Court.