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politics1 year ago

Wisconsin Supreme Court Faces Power Struggle as Liberal Justice Opts Out

Justice Ann Walsh Bradley, the longest-serving current Wisconsin Supreme Court justice and a member of its liberal majority, announced she will not seek another term, setting up a high-stakes fight for control of the battleground state’s highest court. This decision comes as a surprise and shakes up the race on the liberal side, with at least two potential candidates considering entering the race. Former Republican Attorney General Brad Schimel is the only announced candidate so far. Bradley's departure will leave the court with a majority of women justices, and her decision has been met with reactions from potential candidates and political figures.

via The Associated Press|
#election#justice-ann-walsh-bradley#liberal-majority
us-politics1 year ago

"Retirement of Liberal Justice Sparks Uncertainty in Wisconsin Supreme Court Control"

Justice Ann Walsh Bradley of the Wisconsin Supreme Court has announced that she will not seek re-election, leaving her seat up for grabs in a contest that will determine whether the court maintains a liberal or conservative majority. Her decision sets the stage for a heated election, similar to the recent 2023 contest that resulted in a shift of power to the liberals. With Wisconsin's electorate closely divided, the race to replace Justice Walsh Bradley is expected to be closely fought.

via The New York Times|
#conservative-majority#judicial-elections#justice-ann-walsh-bradley
politics1 year ago

"Wisconsin Supreme Court Liberal Justice Ann Walsh Bradley to Retire, Shifting Balance of Power"

Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Ann Walsh Bradley announced her retirement, putting liberals' majority on the state's highest bench at stake in the upcoming election to replace her. The race is expected to focus on issues like abortion rights and redistricting, following a 2023 election that gave liberals their first majority in 15 years. Democrats praised Bradley's tenure and warned of the potential consequences if conservatives were to retake the majority, especially on the issue of abortion. The upcoming election is likely to have significant political ramifications in the battleground state and could further escalate tensions on the court.

via NBC News|
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politics1 year ago

"Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Ann Walsh Bradley Announces Retirement, Shifting Balance of Power"

Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Ann Walsh Bradley has announced that she will not seek re-election when her term ends in July 2025, stating that it's time to pass the torch and bring fresh perspectives to the court. Her decision means that Gov. Tony Evers will not be appointing a replacement to serve the remainder of her term, and it also opens up the opportunity for control of the court to be up for grabs once again. Bradley, who has served on the court since 1995, became the first woman to be elected, rather than appointed, to the court.

via WKOW|
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politics1 year ago

"Wisconsin Supreme Court's Liberal Justice Ann Walsh Bradley to Retire"

Justice Ann Walsh Bradley, a liberal justice on the Wisconsin Supreme Court since 1995, announced she will not seek re-election, creating an open seat for control of the court. Appeals judge Chris Taylor is considering a bid for the seat, while former Republican Attorney General Brad Schimel has already announced a campaign. Bradley's departure will lead to a loss of significant institutional knowledge for the court, with implications for future rulings and administrative decisions.

via Milwaukee Journal Sentinel|
#chris-taylor#justice-ann-walsh-bradley#open-seat
politics1 year ago

"Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Ann Walsh Bradley Declines Re-election, Shifting Balance of Power"

State Supreme Court Justice Ann Walsh Bradley has announced that she will not seek re-election, ending her 26-year tenure on the bench. Bradley, who has served on the Wisconsin Supreme Court since 1995, cited personal reasons for her decision and expressed gratitude for the opportunity to serve on the state's highest court.

via Channel3000.com - WISC-TV3|
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