Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Rebecca Bradley (R) announces she'll seek another 10-year term

[RandySF]

MADISON - Supreme Court Justice Rebecca Bradley said this week she plans to seek another 10-year term in 2026, setting in motion another high-pitched battle for a seat on the state's highest court.

Bradley, a member of the court's conservative minority, told Wispolitics.com she is running to “ensure that there is a voice for the constitution and for the rule of law to preserve that in the state of Wisconsin.”

“I’m concerned for what an extremely radical court is going to do over the next three years, and I will be spending the next several weeks assessing what happened on Tuesday and figuring out a path to achieving a court that is not led by and dominated by the radical left, that gets back to deciding cases under the law and respecting the constitution,” Bradley told WisPolitics.

Bradley did not immediately respond to a request for an interview from the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.



https://www.yahoo.com/news/wisconsin-supreme-court-justice-rebecca-162219643.html

[AllyCat]

1. We had extremely radical under her group.

No thank you.

[MichMan]

2. Incumbents are usually hard to beat in these type of races

[drray23]

4. Usually is the keyword here.

Given the current situation, I would not be surprised if another Democrat wins it. After all, It is state wide so no gerrymandering.

[MichMan]

5. Certainly a challenger can beat an incumbent in any election

Just stating that is doesn't often occur. The US Senate can't be gerrymandered either, yet very few incumbents are ever defeated.

[RandySF]

6. Republicans hold the next two seats up for election.

It will be worth the effort to expand our majority there.

[MichMan]

7. Yes, $100 million was spent this last time

Probably will be significantly higher next time. Need to start the fundraising now before it gets drowned out by other races

[Jerry2144]

3. Then why is she a Republiklan?

“ensure that there is a voice for the constitution and for the rule of law to preserve that in the state of Wisconsin.”

They gave up the Constitution for Lent about 60 years ago