
Groups affiliated with Elon Musk have poured money into the race. Spending in the Wisconsin Supreme Court election, which had already set a record for the most expensive state supreme court race in American history, has passed $90 million as of Monday, according to a tally by the Brennan Center for Justice, a nonprofit law institute.
Main Idea: Elon Musk-backed spending has helped push the Wisconsin Supreme Court race past $90 million, making it the most expensive state court election in U.S. history.
Key Points:
Record spending from Elon Musk and other donors can make the Wisconsin court seem more political, which may weaken public trust and leave voters unsure whether judges will stay fair on issues like abortion and redistricting.
Higher turnout and attention may help more people follow a race that could shape state laws affecting households, workers, and small businesses.
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One of the two principal candidates in the Wisconsin Supreme Court race and a major focus of the.
One of the two principal candidates in the Wisconsin Supreme Court race and a major focus of the.
Musk-affiliated political group that has spent heavily in support of Brad Schimel.
Musk-linked group that has spent substantial money in the race supporting Brad Schimel.
Received money from Elon Musk and is supporting Brad Schimel.
Received major donor support and has donated to Susan Crawford’s campaign.
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