Anthony DaBruzzi

“I’ve run hard, and it’s good to be looking at the end here. I’m excited, excited for tonight. Whatever happens, it’s in God’s hands now,” @TeamSchimel tells reporters after he cast his ballot in the Town of Genesee this morning. https://t.co/J2GcMKX2ut

Two record-breaking races in Wisconsin will wrap up on Tuesday as the candidates make their closing arguments and voters get ready to head to the polls if they haven’t already. READ MORE: https://t.co/v0DiivOhaZ

Though far less than the race for Wisconsin Supreme Court, the contest for State Superintendent of Public Instruction has hit recording spending too, with a total of $4.5 million invested so far, according to a tally by WisPolitics. Here's the latest: https://t.co/byVpzNUq8w

If the latest constitutional amendment on voter ID is approved by voters on April 1, you won’t notice anything change. It would, however, make it more difficult for a future legislature or court to undo the already existing law. What you need to know: https://t.co/AIKNIVopL2

Several transgender-related bills cleared legislative hurdles in the Wisconsin Assembly on Thursday. Here's what you need to know: https://t.co/uzlu5605hf

With two weeks to go until Wisconsin’s April 1 spring election, the race for state Supreme Court has intensified as surrogates stump for the candidates. Donald Trump Jr. hit the campaign trail last night for Brad Schimel. READ MORE: https://t.co/9ZcsR4yg47

This year, Chairman Thomas Fowler of the St. Croix Chippewa Indians of Wisconsin delivered the yearly remarks that put the needs of tribal communities front and center. RECAP | State of the Tribes address: https://t.co/obJBTB3ntb

Republicans and Democrats are working together to find a way to keep the public safe while using parking structures. The move comes after two major incidents in Milwaukee in recent years. MORE DETAILS: https://t.co/EVXhqhAwyd

Wisconsin’s oldest prison saw yet another inmate death this week. It was the 7th since 2023 at the Waupun Correctional Institution. The facility has been at the center of talks as lawmakers debate a plan to overhaul facilities across the state. READ: https://t.co/nY8XIYV3Z8

As Wisconsinites get ready to cast their ballot in just 27 days, the latest Marquette Law School Poll shows many registered voters lack an opinion on their choices for state Supreme Court. What you need to know: https://t.co/gcX1u2RCP5

“Fighting for our fundamental rights, standing with those who have had them taken away, and protecting our communities — that’s all common sense experience that I bring to this race,” Crawford told the crowd gathered for the Newsmaker Luncheon on Tuesday. https://t.co/FjaWQY2C7y

"Neither he or I were running against each other. We were running for the position. I have great respect for Ben, and you know, he's certainly doing great things there in Wisconsin," DNC Chair @kenmartin73 tells @SpectrumNewsDC of a recent talk he had with WisDems' @benwikler. https://t.co/bOniIxOWPd

With 29 days until the election, the Wisconsin Fraternal Order of Police is the latest group to put support behind a candidate in the race for state Supreme Court. Why the group is backing Judge Brad Schimel: https://t.co/j3y1nGx6W6

“My message isn’t that I am running to be a justice for Republicans or anybody,” Schimel told reporters after a roundtable with members of Milwaukee’s Hispanic community. “I’m running for all Wisconsinites. That’s why I’ve campaigned in all 72 counties.” https://t.co/hMogtQXbTt

Members of the Wisconsin Legislative Black Caucus, and a coalition of community partners, gathered at the Capitol on Thursday for their annual Black Advocacy Day. READ MORE: https://t.co/vjPuhVp3Cs