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Influencers · Wisconsin

Hunter Nation Launches $1.8 Million Hunter-focused Voter Activation Campaign to Elect Brad Schimel to Wisconsin Supreme Court

72% Center coverage: 14 sources

Targeted Multi-Medium Ads feature Donald Trump Jr., Ted Nugent, Brett Favre, other celebrities and influencers urging hunters and 2nd Amendment activists to vote for Judge Schimel on April 1st.See the Story

Milwaukee · Milwaukee

Don Wahlin named to Wisconsin Manufacturing Hall of Fame

Stoughton Trailers founder Don Wahlin is the newest addition to the Wisconsin Manufacturing Hall of Fame. He was honored last month at an induction ceremony at the Pfister Hotel in Milwaukee as part of the annual Wisconsin Manufacturer of the Year awardsSee the Story

George Soros · Madison

5 takeaways from the feisty Wisconsin Supreme Court debate

40% Center coverage: 20 sources

Wisconsin Supreme Court candidates Susan Crawford and Brad Schimel traded barbs and defended their track records on Wednesday night during their only debate for an open seat on the high court. Recognized as the liberal and conservative candidates respectively, Crawford and Schimel participated in a one-hour debate moderated by WISN 12 at Marquette University Law…See the Story

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