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The Boston Globe |
Wisconsin’s Democratic attorney general asked the state Supreme Court on Sunday to block presidential adviser Elon Musk from awarding $1 million prizes to voters for casting ballots in a high-stakes ...
SFGate |
“We just want to get loud, make noise, make people aware of the problems that we’re facing,” said Cam Whitten, an American who showed up at the London protest.
U.S. News & World Report |
Wisconsin state law expressly prohibits giving anything of value in exchange for voting — drawing a slew of complaints, including from Wisconsin’s Democratic attorney, who sued Friday afternoon to bl...
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Sen. Ron Johnson urged Wisconsinites to get out to vote for state Supreme Court candidate Brad Schimel, a Trump-backed Republican, to avoid the risk of losing a House majority.
More than $80 million has been spent, outpacing the previous high of $56 million. It’s expected to reach $100 million.
Wisconsin Republicans including Sen. Ron Johnson, Reps. Derrick Van Orden and Tom Tiffany back efforts to limit federal judges' power to thwart Trump.
A Wisconsin man has been awarded a surprise million dollars for his participation in a petition posted by Elon Musk.
Wisconsin Supreme Court candidate Brad Schimel said Friday he has "no plans" to attend a Sunday rally in Green Bay organized and headlined by a billionaire donor to his campaign, Elon Musk.
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WISN 12 News on MSNJudge Susan Crawford recuses self after being assigned to Musk lawsuitWisconsin Attorney General Josh Kaul filed the lawsuit late Friday afternoon. The suit accused the billionaire of violating Wisconsin bribery laws. Musk-backed groups have spent more than $20 million backing conservative candidate Waukesha County Judge Brad Schimel.
With less than a week until the state Supreme Court race, Republican-backed Judge Schimel is traveling across Wisconsin to garner support. His campaign emphasizes opposition to what he describes as
More than $90 million has poured into a Wisconsin Supreme Court race that will decide the court’s ideological majority.