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All Things Considered
Tom Crann and Gretchen Brown

Why a Wisconsin Supreme Court race is drawing donations from Elon Musk and George Soros

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Wisconsin Supreme Court candidates Brad Schimel and Susan Crawford are seen before a debate on March 12 in Milwaukee.
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Early voting in Wisconsin started Tuesday, March 18, in a high-stakes state Supreme Court election that has drawn interest from across the country — especially from high-dollar donors including Elon Musk and George Soros.

Election day is still weeks away. Associated Press reporter Scott Bauer is following it all — he spoke with MPR News host Tom Crann about what is at stake in Wisconsin.

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