A liberal judge running in a pivotal race to determine majority control of the Wisconsin Supreme Court is touting her support for abortion rights in the first two television ads of the closely watched race
a woman says she is voting for Protasiewicz because she"believes in our freedom to make our own decisions when it comes to abortion."
Mitchell, the other liberal candidate, has also been outspoken in supporting abortion rights, while calling the state's gerrymandered legislative maps“extreme” and “partisan.” Former justice Kelly is endorsed by the state's three largest anti-abortion groups, a fact he touted on Wednesday. Those groups are Wisconsin Family Action, Pro-Life Wisconsin, and Wisconsin Right to Life. Dorow,for presiding over the nationally televised trial of a man who drove his SUV through a Christmas parade, killing six and injuring dozens, is endorsed by Wisconsin Right to Life.
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