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State Supreme Court candidates to debate at UW-Madison
By: Associated Press//February 25, 2016//
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MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Wisconsin Supreme Court candidates Rebecca Bradley and JoAnne Kloppenburg are set to meet in a debate next month on the University of Wisconsin campus.
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports it will sponsor the March 18 debate along with Wisconsin Public Television and Wisconsin Public Radio. The debate is set to begin at 7 p.m. at Wisconsin Public Television’s studio on the UW-Madison campus. Wisconsin Public Television and Wisconsin Public Radio will broadcast the event live.
Bradley and Kloppenburg will square off in the April 5 election for the late Justice Patrick Crooks’ seat. Crooks died in September, a week after he announced he wouldn’t seek re-election. Gov. Scott Walker appointed Bradley in October to serve out the remainder of his term, making her the incumbent going into the election.
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