Conservative Wisconsin Supreme Court candidate Brad Schimel has accused the current justices of "playing politics" by slow-walking a key abortion decision to keep the politically potent issue in play through the April 1 election — though one expert said the delay is "not yet remarkably unusual" compared to other cases.

Wisconsin Supreme Court candidate Brad Schimel said Friday he has "no plans" to attend a Sunday rally in Green Bay organized and headlined by a billionaire donor to his campaign, Elon Musk.

"I know you feel it's local, but it's not. It's really much more than local," Trump said in the 10-minute call. "The whole country's watching."

The April 1 election will pit conservative Waukesha County Judge Brad Schimel against liberal Dane County Judge Susan Crawford.

President Trump threw his weight behind former Wisconsin attorney general Brad Schimel in the competitive race for the state’s Supreme Court, which could tip the balance of power on the

In a post on his social media platform Truth Social, Trump urged Wisconsinites to vote early absentee against Dane County Judge Susan Crawford.

Schimel will go head-to-head with liberal Dane County Judge Susan Crawford. He has sought President Donald Trump's endorsement.

Elon Musk posted on X he would give money to people who would serve as "spokesmen" for an online petition against "activist judges'