Susan Crawford says she's surprised by Brad Schimel's attack on liberal justices
At Marquette University Law School, liberal Supreme Court candidate Susan Crawford accused her opponent, Brad Schimel, of ...
Most voters have not yet formed opinion of Jill Underly, Brittany Kinser, poll finds
Kinser is the only statewide candidate with net positive favorability, but is also the least known of the candidates.
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New Marquette Law School poll reveals lack of knowledge on Supreme Court candidates
The Marquette Law School poll released the results of their latest poll, revealing a large number of registered voters are ...
A highly polarized Wisconsin electorate is split on Donald Trump's opening weeks, Marquette poll finds
Among Wisconsin voters, 48% approve of Trump's handling of the presidency, while 51% disapprove, according to a new Marquette ...
MU Law Poll: Many voters don’t know candidates for Wisconsin Supreme Court, state superintendent
A new Marquette Law School Poll survey of Wisconsin released Wednesday finds that large percentages of registered voters ...
Gilbert: Donald Trump registers record intensity of pro-and-con public opinion in Wisconsin
The newest Marquette Law School poll of Wisconsin voters places Donald Trump as a historically polarizing figure.
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Large numbers of Wisconsin voters don't know the Wisconsin Supreme Court candidates, Marquette poll finds
A large percentage of Wisconsin voters still don't have an opinion about the two candidates running for the state Supreme Court, a new poll says.
Poll: Wisconsin voters don't know Supreme Court, superintendent candidates
Despite a high level of campaign spending on the Wisconsin Supreme Court race, many registered voters are not informed enough ...
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