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A family feud is brewing in Wisconsin as a Milwaukee beer dynasty finds itself split over which candidate to back in a high-stakes Supreme Court race that will determine the trajectory of state politics for a decade to come.

More than 960,000 votes were cast Tuesday, a 36% increase from the last record set in 2020 when about 705,000 people voted in a Supreme Court primary.

A six-week rush to election day is now underway. Soon you will decide whether control of the Wisconsin Supreme Court goes left or right.

Altogether 16 outside groups have spent $5.63 million in the primary election for the open high court seat.

The general election for the swing seat on Wisconsin’s Supreme Court, a momentous contest that will determine whether Republicans maintain or lose their iron grip on the state’s politics, will feature a liberal Milwaukee County judge against a conservative former justice of the state’s high court.

The general election for a seat on the Wisconsin Supreme Court will be a key race that could decide the future of policies in the battleground state.

MADISON, Wis. — A little more than 20% of Wisconsins voting-age population cast ballots for Tuesdays election, making one of the highest turnout spring primary elections with a Supreme Court

The field of four candidates running for a pivotal Wisconsin Supreme Court seat will be cut in half following a primary in a race with national implications in the presidential

Liberal Milwaukee judge Janet Protasiewicz advanced in Tuesday’s pivotal Wisconsin Supreme Court primary, securing one of two spots for the April general election that will determine majority control.

Janet Protasiewicz, a liberal, and Daniel Kelly, a conservative, will face off on April 4 in a race that could tilt the balance of the court, with abortion rights, gerrymandered maps and more in the balance.