'The people needed us to make a health care decision and we were fortunately able to do that,' the president of Planned Parenthood Wisconsin said.

Democratic Gov. Tony Evers said the Republican-controlled state Legislature 'cannot be trusted to appoint or oversee someone charged with drawing fair maps.'

'The Grannies can get through with a message even to people who don't agree because we're fun and we're on the edge and sassy, and that's all deliberate,' veteran Granny Marjorie Matthews said.

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Republicans want to force newly elected Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Janet Protasiewicz off of cases that will decide the fate of fair elections and abortion rights in the state.

Republican lawmakers plan to spend up to $1.8 million in taxpayer money to defend the state's gerrymandered maps.

Republicans claim state Supreme Court Justice Janet Protasiewicz’s previous criticism of the state’s legislative maps should disqualify her from hearing the case.

'The map issue is really kind of easy, actually,' Justice Janet Protasiewicz said during a candidate debate. 'I don’t think anybody thinks those maps are fair. Anybody.'

The state's 19th-century abortion ban and gerrymandered legislative maps are facing legal challenges and could end up in front of Wisconsin's high court.

Janet Protasiewicz's April victory upended 15 years of conservative control of the state's highest court.

'Limiting abortion care has so many ripple effects,' says Dr. Wendy Molaska, former president of the Wisconsin Medical Society.

The court will have the final say in cases that could determine the 2024 election rules and the fate of the state’s 1849 abortion ban.

Racine County Sheriff Christopher Schmaling is part of the right-wing Constitutional Sheriffs movement, which urges local police to ignore federal and state authorities.

The conservative nominee for Wisconsin’s highest court defended the religious program, which was later found to be unconstitutional.

Janet Protasiewicz and Daniel Kelly fought over their records on decisive issues that the court could rule on in the coming years, such as abortion and redistricting.

The conservative candidate for the Wisconsin Supreme Court has long been vocal about his opposition to same-sex marriage and the ‘damage’ recognizing it could have.

The director of Common Cause Wisconsin, a government reform advocacy organization, says that the April Supreme Court election carries massive implications for democracy in the state and nationally.

The national group is the latest reproductive rights organization to throw its support behind the liberal candidate in this year’s high-profile election.

The liberal nominee for Wisconsin’s highest court says the current conservative majority is ‘making decisions based on right-wing partisan beliefs.’

The candidate that wins the April 4 election will either confirm the status quo or shift the court’s balance to a 4-3 progressive majority.

The April 4 election will determine the ideological balance of a court that could soon hear challenges to the state’s 1849 abortion ban.

The fate of abortion rights, voting rights, and fair congressional and legislative districts depend on the balance of conservative and liberals on the court.

The group is backing liberal Judge Janet Protasiewicz in a technically nonpartisan election with major implications for abortion access in the state.

The race will determine the partisan makeup of the state’s highest court at a time when abortion rights and voting rights are at risk.

Wisconsin Democrats have vowed to continue viewing April’s judicial contest as a ‘de-facto referendum’ on abortion rights.

Jennifer Dorow and her husband want to host weddings, Easter egg hunts, and Boy Scout events at a gun range they are developing in Delafield, Wisconsin.

Two liberal and two conservative candidates are vying for the one spot on Wisconsin’s top court that could have significant impact on the state for decades to come.