The Wisconsin Supreme Court contest is shaping up to be a battle of billionaires, with each side in the race casting the other’s most prominent donors as boogeymen.

A vast majority of Wisconsin voters have not heard of either candidate in the state’s Supreme Court race, but among those who have, they view the conservative candidate more favorably. A poll from Marquette University Law School found that conservative Waukesha County Judge Brad Schimel,

A group backed by billionaire Elon Musk is behind a new set of deceptive attack ads and text messages targeting voters just weeks ahead of the election for a seat on Wisconsin’s Supreme Court.

Brad Schimel said he didn't object to presidents' pardon power but added he doesn't think those who attacked police should have been pardoned.

Democrats are casting the race for control of the Wisconsin Supreme Court as a referendum on billionaire Elon Musk as he and other Republican allies have outpaced Democrats in spending with the election just a month away.

Here's what to know about Brad Schimel's legal background, positions on key issues and education ahead of the Wisconsin Supreme Court race.

The contest that will decide the political tilt of the swing state’s highest court is likely to be the most expensive state court race in U.S. history.

Eight days after being denied by the circuit court, Musk told his 219 million followers on X to "vote Republican" in the April 1 Supreme Court election.

Wisconsin's spring election is April 1. Here's what to know about races, how to register, how to vote early and absentee voting.