Wisconsin Supreme Court candidate Brad Schimel stated he would "absolutely not" recuse himself from abortion-related cases if elected, despite his long history of vocal opposition to abortion rights.

Also of note is that, according to the court's current list of pending cases, the abortion case Schimel referenced is one of five that were argued in 2024 that have yet to be decided. Oral arguments ...

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Schimel ran as a Republican for state attorney general, a position he held from 2015 to 2019 before ... signed onto a legal paper that advocated for a plan to make abortion illegal in nearly all cases ...

Schimel said the future of abortion rights should not be up to the Supreme Court, but should instead be decided by voters. Crawford declined to take a position on the pending abortion case.

Abortion was one of the issues that dominated the Wisconsin court race. Last year, polling by Marquette University Law School showed in general that 15% of Wisconsin voters ranked abortion as their ...

"He's trying to backpedal from that position now ... The court will also hear a separate case on whether the Wisconsin Constitution protects the right to an abortion. Schimel has come under criticism ...

Also of note is that, according to the court's current list of pending cases, the abortion case Schimel referenced is one of five that were argued in 2024 that have yet to be decided. Oral ...