Brad Schimel: I will 'restore objectivity' to Wisconsin Supreme Court

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

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

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

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.

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

Trump's endorsement came a little over a week before the April 1 election that will determine control of the Wisconsin Supreme Court.

The winner of the April 1 election could hold the power to determine the fate of any future litigation over abortion.

Read responses to the Wisconsin State Journal's candidate questionnaires.