Supreme Court approval dips amid tariff ruling divide
Marquette Law Poll shows partisan divide over Supreme Court tariff ruling and declining approval ratings as views split sharply along political lines.
Poll shows 49% approve of Wisconsin Supreme Court
Marquette Law School Poll finds 49% approve of the Wisconsin Supreme Court’s work; voters split on partisan elections and Evers’ third term bid.
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