Soros-Backed Far-Left Judge Susan Crawford Wins Wisconsin Supreme Court Election

Decision Desk HQ has projected that Soros-backed Susan Crawford has won the Wisconsin Supreme Court election.

As a judge, she ruled to release a convicted child abuser, allowing him to live across from an elementary school.

This is state Trump won comfortably just a few months back. And Democrat approval numbers are at an all time low, just 21 percent.

So what happened here? They really are cheeseheads up there. Who would vote for these lunatics?

#BREAKING: Liberal Susan Crawford has won the Supreme Court election in Wisconsin

MAGA, we MUST start realizing the importance of these types of elections.

Trump won Wisconsin comfortably. There’s no reason other MAGA candidates shouldn’t be able to do so.

TURN OUT TO VOTE! pic.twitter.com/FdOaOz50my

— Nick Sortor (@nicksortor) April 2, 2025

WINNEBAGO COUNTY, Wisconsin is now reporting 55% of the vote.

Crawford: 53%
Schimel: 47%

2024:
Trump: 51.7%
Harris: 46.9%

— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) April 2, 2025

RACE CALL: Democrat Susan Crawford win a seat on the Wisconsin Supreme Court, allowing liberals to maintain a majority on the court.

— Election Wizard (@ElectionWiz) April 2, 2025

Susan Crawford defeats Brad Schimel in the Wisconsin Supreme Court election, securing a liberal majority.

As a judge, she ruled to release a convicted child abuser, allowing him to live across from an elementary school.

Democrats claim the election was safe and secure. pic.twitter.com/H47SDlgz1m

— Shadow of Ezra (@ShadowofEzra) April 2, 2025

Liberal judge Susan Crawford casts ballot in key Wisconsin Supreme Court race

Liberal Judge Susan Crawford cast her ballot in Dane County as Wisconsin voters decide crucial Supreme Court race amid voter ID referendum and education policy debates.
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By: WISN, April 1, 2025:

Supreme court candidate Susan Crawford cast her ballot Tuesday in Dane County as part of Wisconsin’s ongoing elections.

The day before the election, Crawford emphasized the importance of voter turnout during a campaign stop in Madison, highlighting the significant stakes of the Supreme Court race.
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“I believe that our laws and constitution exist to protect people. That’s how I’m going to interpret them,” Crawford said.

The elections also include several down-ballot races, drawing attention from voters statewide, including the superintendent race and the voter ID referendum.

The superintendent race has sparked discussions about the future of education policy in the state, while the voter ID referendum has drawn attention to voting rights and election security.

These issues, alongside the supreme court race, have contributed to heightened voter interest across Wisconsin.
Susan Crawford and Brad Schimel