Marquette Law School released a new Wisconsin poll Wednesday ahead of the WISN 12 Wisconsin Supreme Court debate.

Many voters had no opinion of either candidate in the Wisconsin Supreme Court race as the state is just weeks away from the election.

A new Marquette Law School Poll survey of Wisconsin released Wednesday finds that large percentages of registered voters ...

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There is less than one month to go from a consequential state Supreme Court to determine the ideological balance of the bench ...

The latest Marquette Law School Poll shows a large percentage of registered voters are unfamiliar with the candidates in the spring election.

With just under four weeks until Election Day, voters have yet to form strong opinions about the candidates in the high stakes state Supreme Court race, according to a new Marquette ...

The April 1 race for the Wisconsin Supreme Court could tilt the U.S. House to Democrats.