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Why AP called the Wisconsin Supreme Court seat for Democrat-backed Crawford
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Associated Press declared that Dane County Judge Susan Crawford won a pivotal seat on the Wisconsin Supreme Court based on the large leads she built in the state’s population centers and Democratic strongholds. That outweighed Waukesha County Judge Brad Schimel’s leads in more Republican areas across the state. Crawford’s victory allows liberal-leaning justices on the court to maintain their current 4-3 majority. kAm%96 p! @?=J 564=2C6D 2 H:??6C @?46 :E 42?
Why AP called the Wisconsin Supreme Court seat for Democrat-backed Crawford
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Associated Press declared that Dane County Judge Susan Crawford won a pivotal seat on the Wisconsin Supreme Court based on the large leads she built in the state’s population centers and Democratic strongholds. That outweighed Waukesha County Judge Brad Schimel’s leads in more Republican areas across the state. Crawford’s victory allows liberal-leaning justices on the court to maintain their current 4-3 majority. kAm%96 p! @?=J 564=2C6D 2 H:??6C @?46 :E 42?
Why AP called the Wisconsin Supreme Court seat for Democrat-backed Crawford
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Associated Press declared that Dane County Judge Susan Crawford won a pivotal seat on the Wisconsin Supreme Court based on the large leads she built in the state’s population centers and Democratic strongholds. That outweighed Waukesha County Judge Brad Schimel’s leads in more Republican areas across the state. Crawford’s victory allows liberal-leaning justices on the court to maintain their current 4-3 majority. kAm%96 p! @?=J 564=2C6D 2 H:??6C @?46 :E 42?
Why AP called the Wisconsin Supreme Court seat for Democrat-backed Crawford
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Associated Press declared that Dane County Judge Susan Crawford won a pivotal seat on the Wisconsin Supreme Court based on the large leads she built in the state’s population centers and Democratic strongholds. That outweighed Waukesha County Judge Brad Schimel’s leads in more Republican areas across the state. Crawford’s victory allows liberal-leaning justices on the court to maintain their current 4-3 majority. kAm%96 p! @?=J 564=2C6D 2 H:??6C @?46 :E 42?
Why AP called the Wisconsin Supreme Court seat for Democrat-backed Crawford
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Associated Press declared that Dane County Judge Susan Crawford won a pivotal seat on the Wisconsin Supreme Court based on the large leads she built in the state’s population centers and Democratic strongholds. That outweighed Waukesha County Judge Brad Schimel’s leads in more Republican areas across the state. Crawford’s victory allows liberal-leaning justices on the court to maintain their current 4-3 majority.
Why AP called the Wisconsin Supreme Court seat for Democrat-backed Crawford
Attendees watch a CNN broadcast as ballots are tallied during Wisconsin Supreme Court candidate Susan Crawford's election night party Tuesday, April 1, 2025, in Madison, Wis. Kayla Wolf - FRE171783 AP Wisconsin Supreme Court candidate Brad Schimel, center, warms up with his band "4 on the Floor" early at his election night party April 1, 2025, in Pewaukee, Wis.
The key places to watch in Tuesday's elections in Wisconsin and Florida
WASHINGTON (AP) — Elections in Florida and Wisconsin have become key tests of President Donald Trump's political standing two months into his second White House term. The marquee race Tuesday is for a swing seat on the Wisconsin Supreme Court, a technically nonpartisan election that has drawn at least $90 million in spending. Trump and billionaire adviser Elon Musk are backing conservative judge Brad Schimel while progressive billionaires and Democrats support liberal Susan Crawford.
The key places to watch in Tuesday's elections in Wisconsin and Florida
WASHINGTON (AP) — Elections in Florida and Wisconsin have become key tests of President Donald Trump's political standing two months into his second White House term. The marquee race Tuesday is for a swing seat on the Wisconsin Supreme Court, a technically nonpartisan election that has drawn at least $90 million in spending. Trump and billionaire adviser Elon Musk are backing conservative judge Brad Schimel while progressive billionaires and Democrats support liberal Susan Crawford.
The key places to watch in Tuesday's elections in Wisconsin and Florida
Wisconsin Supreme Court candidate Brad Schimel, center, speaks with supporters as former Gov. Scott Walker, left, watches on Monday, March 31, 2025, in Madison, Wis. Wisconsin Supreme Court candidate Susan Crawford addresses a crowd Saturday, March 29, 2025 at a campaign stop at a field office for the Democratic Party of Wisconsin, in Milwaukee.
The key places to watch in Tuesday's elections in Wisconsin and Florida
WASHINGTON (AP) — Elections in Florida and Wisconsin have become key tests of President Donald Trump's political standing two months into his second White House term. The marquee race Tuesday is for a swing seat on the Wisconsin Supreme Court, a technically nonpartisan election that has drawn at least $90 million in spending. Trump and billionaire adviser Elon Musk are backing conservative judge Brad Schimel while progressive billionaires and Democrats support liberal Susan Crawford.
The key places to watch in Tuesday's elections in Wisconsin and Florida
WASHINGTON (AP) — Elections in Florida and Wisconsin have become key tests of President Donald Trump's political standing two months into his second White House term. The marquee race Tuesday is for a swing seat on the Wisconsin Supreme Court, a technically nonpartisan election that has drawn at least $90 million in spending. Trump and billionaire adviser Elon Musk are backing conservative judge Brad Schimel while progressive billionaires and Democrats support liberal Susan Crawford.
The key places to watch in Tuesday's elections in Wisconsin and Florida
WASHINGTON (AP) — Elections in Florida and Wisconsin have become key tests of President Donald Trump's political standing two months into his second White House term. The marquee race Tuesday is for a swing seat on the Wisconsin Supreme Court, a technically nonpartisan election that has drawn at least $90 million in spending. Trump and billionaire adviser Elon Musk are backing conservative judge Brad Schimel while progressive billionaires and Democrats support liberal Susan Crawford.
AP Decision Notes: What to expect in Florida's special elections
WASHINGTON (AP) — Tuesday’s special elections to replace Florida’s Republican former U.S. Reps. Matt Gaetz and Michael Waltz will be held in two of the state’s GOP strongholds, but Democrats hope that strong fundraising in both districts is an indicator the races will be more competitive than they were in the last election just five months ago.
AP Decision Notes: What to expect in Wisconsin's spring election
A man casts his ballot during early voting in Waukesha, Wis., Tuesday, March 18, 2025. Jeffrey Phelps - FR59249 AP Wisconsin Supreme Court candidates Brad Schimel and Susan Crawford are seen before a debate Wednesday, March 12, 2025, in Milwaukee. FILE - This photo released by the Jill Underly campaign shows Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction Superintendent Jill Underly in Hollandale, Wis. in 2024.
AP Decision Notes: What to expect in Florida's special elections
Early voters line up outside the Supervisor of Elections office Tuesday, March 25, 2025, in DeLand, Fla. FILE - Democratic candidate Gay Valimont poses for a portrait outside her campaign office in Pensacola, Fla. on March 17, 2025. FILE - Florida Chief Financial Officer Jimmy Patronis speaks during a meeting between Gov. Ron DeSantis and the state cabinet at the Florida capitol in Tallahassee, Fla., on March 5, 2025.
AP Decision Notes: What to expect in Florida's special elections
WASHINGTON (AP) — Tuesday’s special elections to replace Florida’s Republican former U.S. Reps. Matt Gaetz and Michael Waltz will be held in two of the state’s GOP strongholds, but Democrats hope that strong fundraising in both districts is an indicator the races will be more competitive than they were in the last election just five months ago. In the 1st Congressional District, Republican Jimmy Patronis and Democrat Gay Valimont are running to replace Gaetz.
AP Decision Notes: What to expect in Wisconsin's spring election
WASHINGTON (AP) — Wisconsin’s spring election on Tuesday for state Supreme Court, state schools chief and a proposed constitutional amendment requiring photo ID for voting will be the first major indication of the state’s political climate since Republican Donald Trump recaptured the White House in November. Trump edged Democrat Kamala Harris in Wisconsin by just 0.86 percentage points, the tightest margin of any state.
AP Decision Notes: What to expect in Wisconsin's spring election
WASHINGTON (AP) — Wisconsin’s spring election on Tuesday for state Supreme Court, state schools chief and a proposed constitutional amendment requiring photo ID for voting will be the first major indication of the state’s political climate since Republican Donald Trump recaptured the White House in November. Trump edged Democrat Kamala Harris in Wisconsin by just 0.86 percentage points, the tightest margin of any state.
AP Decision Notes: What to expect in Florida's special elections
WASHINGTON (AP) — Tuesday’s special elections to replace Florida’s Republican former U.S. Reps. Matt Gaetz and Michael Waltz will be held in two of the state’s GOP strongholds, but Democrats hope that strong fundraising in both districts is an indicator the races will be more competitive than they were in the last election just five months ago.
AP Decision Notes: What to expect in Florida's special elections
WASHINGTON (AP) — Tuesday’s special elections to replace Florida’s Republican former U.S. Reps. Matt Gaetz and Michael Waltz will be held in two of the state’s GOP strongholds, but Democrats hope that strong fundraising in both districts is an indicator the races will be more competitive than they were in the last election just five months ago.
Police use force to break up protests at a university in Turkey's capital
ISTANBUL (AP) — Police used pepper spray, plastic pellets and water cannon against protesters in Turkey's capital early Thursday, potentially reigniting tensions after two days of relative calm in the country's biggest anti-government protests in over a decade. The demonstrations began last week following the arrest of Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu, a key rival to President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
Police use force to break up protests at a university in Turkey's capital
ISTANBUL (AP) — Police used pepper spray, plastic pellets and water cannon against protesters in Turkey's capital early Thursday, potentially reigniting tensions after two days of relative calm in the country's biggest anti-government protests in over a decade. The demonstrations began last week following the arrest of Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu, a key rival to President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
Police use force to break up protests at university in Turkey's capital
ISTANBUL (AP) — Police used pepper spray, plastic pellets and water cannon against protesters in Turkey's capital early Thursday, potentially reigniting tensions after two days of relative calm in the country's biggest anti-government protests in over a decade. The demonstrations began last week following the arrest of Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu, a key rival to President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
Police use force to break up protests at university in Turkey's capital
ISTANBUL (AP) — Police used pepper spray, rubber bullets and water cannons against protesters in Turkey's capital early Thursday, potentially reigniting tensions after two days of relative calm in the country's biggest anti-government protests in over a decade. Early Thursday, student demonstrators tried to march and gathered to read a statement near the gates at Middle East Technical University, pro-opposition broadcaster Halk TV and local media reported.
AP Decision Notes: What to expect in Pennsylvania's state legislative special elections
WASHINGTON (AP) — Tuesday’s special elections will fill two vacancies in Pennsylvania’s General Assembly. Democrats are defending a state House seat on friendly turf with control of the deadlocked chamber on the line, while Republicans look to maintain their comfortable advantage in the state Senate in a reliably GOP district. In the state House, voters in District 35 in western Pennsylvania southeast of Pittsburgh will elect a replacement for Democratic state Rep.
AP Decision Notes: What to expect in Pennsylvania's state legislative special elections
WASHINGTON (AP) — Voters in two Pennsylvania state legislative districts will elect new members in special elections Tuesday. Democrats are defending a state House seat on friendly turf with control of the deadlocked chamber on the line, while Republicans look to pad their advantage in the state Senate in a reliably GOP district. In the state House, voters in District 35 will elect a replacement for Democratic state Rep. Matt Gergely, whose death in January left the parties tied at 101 seats each.
AP Decision Notes: What to expect in Pennsylvania's state legislative special elections
WASHINGTON (AP) — Tuesday’s special elections will fill two vacancies in Pennsylvania’s General Assembly. Democrats are defending a state House seat on friendly turf with control of the deadlocked chamber on the line, while Republicans look to maintain their comfortable advantage in the state Senate in a reliably GOP district. In the state House, voters in District 35 in western Pennsylvania southeast of Pittsburgh will elect a replacement for Democratic state Rep.
AP Decision Notes: What to expect in Pennsylvania's state legislative special elections
WASHINGTON (AP) — Voters from opposite ends of Pennsylvania will fill two state legislative vacancies in special elections Tuesday. Democrats are defending a state House seat on friendly turf with control of the deadlocked chamber on the line, while Republicans look to maintain their comfortable advantage in the state Senate in a reliably GOP district. In the state House, voters in District 35 in western Pennsylvania southeast of Pittsburgh will elect a replacement for Democratic state Rep.
AP Decision Notes: What to expect in Pennsylvania's state legislative special elections
WASHINGTON (AP) — Tuesday’s special elections will fill two vacancies in Pennsylvania’s General Assembly. Democrats are defending a state House seat on friendly turf with control of the deadlocked chamber on the line, while Republicans look to maintain their comfortable advantage in the state Senate in a reliably GOP district. In the state House, voters in District 35 in western Pennsylvania southeast of Pittsburgh will elect a replacement for Democratic state Rep.
Turkey says it will closely monitor a Syrian government deal with a Kurdish armed group
In this handout photo released by the Turkish Foreign Ministry press service, Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan, left, sits with Syria's interim president Ahmad Al-Sharaa, during their meeting in Damascus, Syria, Thursday, March 13, 2025.
AP Decision Notes: What to expect in Minnesota's special state House election
FILE - The Minnesota Capitol is seen Jan. 14, 2025, on the opening day of the state's legislative session in St. Paul, Minn. Steve Karnowski - AP WASHINGTON (AP) — Voters in Minnesota will choose a new representative Tuesday in a heavily Democratic state House district at the center of a post-Election Day drama to control the chamber.
AP Decision Notes: What to expect in Minnesota's special state House election
WASHINGTON (AP) — Voters in Minnesota will choose a new representative Tuesday in a heavily Democratic state House district at the center of a post-Election Day drama to control the chamber. The special election in House District 40B, in the northern St. Paul suburbs, was scheduled after a state court ruled that Democratic state Rep.-elect Curtis Johnson failed to meet residency requirements.
AP Decision Notes: What to expect in Minnesota's special state House election
WASHINGTON (AP) — Voters in Minnesota will choose a new representative in a heavily Democratic state House district at the center of a post-Election Day drama to control the chamber. A state court disqualified Democratic Rep.-elect Curtis Johnson from taking office for failing to meet residency requirements. This gave House Republicans a temporary 67-66 advantage.
Ecumenical Orthodox patriarch backs Ukraine's sovereignty in Mass marking 3 years of war
ISTANBUL (AP) — The top figure in Eastern Orthodox Christianity on Sunday declared that “Ukraine’s sovereignty is not up for debate, nor can it be negotiated under the guise of diplomacy,” as he celebrated Mass in Istanbul on the eve of the third anniversary of Russia's war in Ukraine.
AP Decision Notes: What to expect in Wisconsin's spring primary
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AP Decision Notes: What to expect in Wisconsin's spring primary
WASHINGTON (AP) — Wisconsin’s top school official faces the first big hurdle of her reelection bid in the spring primary on Tuesday, when she’s running against two challengers in a far different political and electoral environment than she did in her successful 2021 campaign. State Superintendent of Public Instruction Jill Underly seeks a second four-year term in the nonpartisan role.
AP Decision Notes: What to expect in Wisconsin's spring primary
FILE - A cyclist rides past the Wisconsin State Capitol July 30, 2024, in Madison, Wis. Kayla Wolf - FRE171783 AP FILE - A child helps paint a display on the ground at a back to school health fair in Milwaukee, Aug. 10, 2024. Jeffrey Phelps - FR59249 AP 1 of 2 FILE - A cyclist rides past the Wisconsin State Capitol July 30, 2024, in Madison, Wis. Kayla Wolf - FRE171783 AP FILE - A child helps paint a display on the ground at a back to school health fair in Milwaukee, Aug. 10, 2024.
AP Decision Notes: What to expect in Wisconsin's spring primary
WASHINGTON (AP) — Wisconsin’s top school official faces the first big hurdle of her reelection bid in the spring primary on Tuesday, when she’s running against two challengers in a far different political and electoral environment than she did in her successful 2021 campaign. State Superintendent of Public Instruction Jill Underly seeks a second four-year term in the nonpartisan role.
AP Decision Notes: What to expect in Wisconsin's spring primary
WASHINGTON (AP) — Wisconsin’s top school official faces the first big hurdle of her reelection bid in the spring primary on Tuesday, when she’s running against two challengers in a far different political and electoral environment than she did in her successful 2021 campaign. State Superintendent of Public Instruction Jill Underly seeks a second four-year term in the nonpartisan role.
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