Unanimous Wisconsin Supreme Court rules Meagan Wolfe can stay on as state's top election official

Under the proposal, if any sheriff refuses to comply with the law, that county would lose 15% of their shared revenue funding the following year.

"It's the instability that's one of the biggest challenges," said Missy Hughes, secretary and CEO of the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation.

The company has roughly 1,800 employees in Middleton.

Now the issue has come up in the race for the state's highest court, which has no say over how Wisconsin manages DNA testing.

The funds raised so far by the candidates far set the stage for another record-setting race for the state’s highest court.

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