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Dark Money-Fueled WI Supreme Court Candidate's Anti-Abortion Views Span Decades - Vimarsana News

Dark Money-Fueled WI Supreme Court Candidate's Anti-Abortion Views Span Decades

The billionaire-backed State Supreme Court candidate Daniel Kelly said “God’s law” applies in court.

Here's Who's Supporting (and Spending Big for) the Candidates for Wisconsin Supreme Court - UpNorthNews - Vimarsana News

Here's Who's Supporting (and Spending Big for) the Candidates for Wisconsin Supreme Court - UpNorthNews

The race has drawn national attention and a record amount of spending, with more than $30 million being spent in TV, radio, and digital advertising.

WisDems: What we've learned about Dan Kelly's extremist ties - Vimarsana News

WisDems: What we've learned about Dan Kelly's extremist ties

MADISON, Wis. — Dan Kelly’s deep ties to the extreme right have defined his campaign for Wisconsin Supreme Court. From revelations about Kelly’s lega

Chicago mayoral forums mark Democratic Party's sharp shift to the right - Vimarsana News

Chicago mayoral forums mark Democratic Party's sharp shift to the right

At three recent forums, candidates Vallas and Johnson agreed on opening up the city’s infrastructure and working class youth to exploitation by corporate interests but differ primarily on how to contain growing social discontent.

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Pritzker donation raises concerns of partisan influence on school board races - Vimarsana News

Pritzker donation raises concerns of partisan influence on school board races

With significant financial support from Gov. J.B. Pritzker, Illinois' Democratic Party is getting involved in contests for school and library board seats this spring to combat what officials call "really extreme candidates."