Candidates in a race that will determine ideological control of the Wisconsin Supreme Court will square off in their only scheduled debate before the April 1 election

More than 170 Democratic activists had gathered at the public library in Sauk City, a small town in a quintessential swing county in the southern part of the state, to counteract Musk’s attempt to buy a Wisconsin Supreme Court election and tip the balance of power on the court.

A group backed by billionaire Elon Musk is behind a new set of deceptive attack ads and text messages targeting voters just weeks ahead of the election for a seat on Wisconsin’s Supreme Court.

Wisconsin Democrats are launching a full-court press against Elon Musk as they look to use angry voter sentiment against him as a tool to turn out voters in the high-stakes Wisconsin Supreme Court

Brad Schimel and Susan Crawford are set to meet on the debate stage Wednesday night in the race for a Wisconsin Supreme Court seat.

Democrats are casting the race for control of the Wisconsin Supreme Court as a referendum on billionaire Elon Musk as he and other Republican allies have outpaced Democrats in spending with the election just a month away.

Dane County Judge Susan Crawford and Waukesha County Judge Brad Schimel are competing April 1 for a seat on the Wisconsin Supreme Court.

Conservative Waukesha County Judge Brad Schimel is running against liberal Dane County Judge Susan Crawford for the Wisconsin Supreme Court.

The only scheduled debate for this year’s Wisconsin Supreme Court race is set for Wednesday night at Marquette University. Abortion is expected to be one of the controversial topics discussed. The issue has already reignited strong feelings on reproductive rights.