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20 percent turnout predicted for Supreme Court election
Wisconsin's elections chief says he expects 20 percent turnout for the April 7 election.
Walsh Bradley launches first TV campaign ad
Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Ann Walsh Bradley has launched her first television campaign ad.
Bradley, Daley to meet at MBA forum
The Milwaukee Bar Association is hosting a judicial forum featuring Wisconsin Supreme Court candidates Ann Walsh Bradley and James Daley.
State Supreme Court candidates agree to 3 appearances
The two candidates for Wisconsin Supreme Court have agreed to three joint appearances in the weeks leading up to the April 7 election.
Bradley outpaces challenger Daley in fundraising for court
Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Ann Walsh Bradley is far outpacing her challenger in fundraising in the race for the state's highest court.
Bradley outraises Daley in Supreme Court race
Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Ann Walsh Bradley has raised $265,000 so far in her re-election campaign.
Daley wants to be first Wis. justice to vote for chief
Wisconsin Supreme Court challenger James Daley said Tuesday he wants to be the first justice to vote for a new chief of the high court.
Judge retirement age bill still in flux (UPDATE)
Setting a mandatory retirement age for judges isn't a priority, the Republican lawmaker floating the idea said Thursday, adding that details of any proposal remain very much in flux as he looks for enough support to pass it.
Supreme Court candidate has no opinion on retirement age (UPDATE)
One of the candidates for the Wisconsin Supreme Court said Thursday that doesn't have an opinion on proposals that would set a mandatory retirement age for judges and change the way the chief justice is selected, which wasn't the case two weeks ago.
Daley, Bradley set to square off for state Supreme Court (UPDATE)
Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Ann Walsh Bradley will face Rock County Circuit Judge James Daley in a race that will determine whether the conservative majority on the state's highest court will grow.
Milwaukee judge Bradley won’t run for high court
Milwaukee County Circuit Judge Rebecca Bradley says she is not going to run for the Wisconsin Supreme Court
Daley kicks off state Supreme Court run
While announcing his candidacy for the Wisconsin Supreme Court on Monday afternoon, Rock County Circuit Judge James Daley said it is important to keep a justice's individual's beliefs out of any decision he or she may make.
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