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Judicial Elections

Bryna Godar on WORT: Staff Attorney Godar outlines what’s next for the Wisconsin Supreme Court.

Posted on April 10, 2025
Posted in In the NewsTagged Judicial Elections, State Courts, Wisconsin

Election Matters 2025 | Understanding State Supreme Court Elections: Wisconsin & Beyond

Posted on April 8, 2025

On March 7th the State Democracy Research Initiative and the Elections Research Center at UW-Madison hosted the first event in our Election Matters 2025 series: “Understanding State Supreme Court Elections: Wisconsin and Beyond,” sponsored by …

Posted in EventsTagged Judicial Elections, State Courts, Voting and Elections

The Contrarian: “A test for judicial independence in Wisconsin” by Rob Yablon

Posted on March 31, 2025
Posted in Our NewsTagged Judicial Elections, State Courts, Voting and Elections, Wisconsin

Bryna Godar in the Associated Press: Staff Attorney Godar explains how Elon Musk’s cash offers to Wisconsin voters still carry legal risk even if the offer is later changed.

Posted on March 31, 2025
Posted in In the NewsTagged Judicial Elections, State Courts, Voting and Elections, Wisconsin

Bryna Godar and Rob Yablon in the Guardian: Staff Attorney Godar and Faculty Co-Director Yablon explore the stakes behind Wisconsin’s record-breaking Supreme Court race.

Posted on March 31, 2025
Posted in In the NewsTagged Judicial Elections, State Courts, Voting and Elections, Wisconsin

Rob Yablon in Votebeat: Faculty Co-Director Yablon discusses the legal implications of Elon Musk’s offers of cash payments to Wisconsin voters.

Posted on March 31, 2025
Posted in In the NewsTagged Judicial Elections, State Courts, Voting and Elections, Wisconsin

Bryna Godar in the New York Times: Staff Attorney Godar explains how Elon Musk’s million dollar offer to voters runs afoul of WI election bribery laws.

Posted on March 31, 2025
Posted in In the NewsTagged Judicial Elections, State Courts, Voting and Elections, Wisconsin

Explainer: North Carolina Supreme Court Election Protest

Posted on December 20, 2024

Emily Lau, Staff Attorney PDF Available Here Last Updated: February 21, 2025 More than a month after the November 2024 election, the result of the North Carolina Supreme Court race is still uncertain. There have …

Posted in Explainers, Featured, Research & ExplainersTagged Judicial Elections, North Carolina, State Courts, Voting and Elections

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