Poll: Many voters remain undecided in high-stakes Wisconsin Supreme Court race

Both Brad Schimel and Susan Crawford have said they would remain impartial if a case involving abortion comes before the court.

"No one thinks that courts are apolitical entities these days, but they're still supposed to be different from, say Congress."

The complaint alleges many of the city's early-voting sites, specifically those near college campuses, are located in wards that favor Democrats.

The ad includes a picture of Susan P. Crawford, a Harvard University law professor, and not Susan M. Crawford, who is running for a seat on th…

Records show the ads on Facebook and Instagram and in text messages are underwritten by Building America’s Future, a national conservative gro…

The Madison City Clerk’s Office announced Dec. 26 — more than a month after the election — that 193 absentee ballots cast in three wards were …

A bill aimed at eliminating daylight saving time in Wisconsin was proposed in 2017, but it was ultimately scrapped by the co-authors following…

The ruling from Wisconsin’s District II Court of Appeals comes less than three weeks before the state's April 1 election.

"I just stick to my principles, and that is that I pledge to be a fair, impartial justice on the Supreme Court."