Wisconsin Supreme Court Election on April 4 Could Have Major Impact on State’s Future

On April 4, Wisconsin will hold a general election for the state Supreme Court that could have a major impact on the state’s future. The election will be between two candidates, Janet Protasiewicz and Dan Kelly, who have vastly different ideologies.

Protasiewicz, a Milwaukee County circuit judge, was the first to make it through to the general election. She was endorsed by the Democratic abortion rights group Emily’s List. Kelly is a former state Supreme Court justice with connections to a plan hatched by the former president’s allies to reverse the 2020 election results in Wisconsin.

If Protasiewicz wins, liberals will retake the court’s majority for the first time in nearly 15 years. This could have a major impact on the state’s future, as the court’s decisions have a major influence on state laws.

The election is sure to be a closely watched one, as the two candidates have vastly different ideologies. Protasiewicz is a liberal candidate who is endorsed by a Democratic abortion rights group, while Kelly is a conservative with connections to the former president’s allies.

The election will take place on April 4, and the results will be closely watched by both sides. The outcome of this election could have a major impact on the state’s future, and the two candidates will be sure to make their case to the voters in the coming weeks.