Native Vote. In the Wisconsin Supreme Court election held on April 1 that resulted in Dane County Judge Susan Crawford winning and preserving the court’s left leaning majority, Native Americans in the state set records for voter turnout.

Both the state capital of Madison and Wisconsin’s largest city, Milwaukee, have experienced election issues ranging from uncounted absentee ballots to a shortage of ballots on Election Day, as officials seek to investigate the respective causes.

Wisconsin Supreme Court election was a powerful signal of the transformation of judicial politics in the state.

A Wisconsin Elections Commission discussion of uncounted ballots in Madison devolved into a shouting match, with the Democratic chair threatening to kick a Republican commissioner out of the meeting.

If there's one thing to understand about Wisconsin politics, it's that election season is never truly over. The next state Supreme Court race kicked off mere days after liberal Judge Susan Crawford won election April 1. Democratic Gov. Tony Evers hasn't ...

This time around, the Republican Party of Wisconsin sent mailers that featured a photo of President Donald Trump, who is "counting on you to keep our elections secure" by voting 'yes.' Liberal ...