Lyndsey Brunette Enters 2027 Wisconsin Supreme Court Race
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Neillsville, Wis. Clark County Circuit Court Judge Lyndsey Brunette announced her campaign for the Wisconsin Supreme Court on Thursday, April 16, entering the 2027 race to replace Justice Annette Ziegler, who has said she will not seek reelection. Brunette released a campaign video and cited protecting fundamental rights, voting access and public safety as central priorities.
Madison observers noted Brunette is considered a liberal candidate with a judicial tenure since 2018 and prior service as Clark County district attorney; her announcement follows recent Supreme Court contests that increased the court’s liberal majority last week. Her campaign sets up a contested 2027 election, with fundraising, endorsements and scrutiny expected this year.
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Timeline
- 1. 2012: Lyndsey Brunette elected Clark County District Attorney as a Democrat.
- 2. 2018: Brunette began serving as Clark County Circuit Court judge.
- 3. Earlier this year: Justice Annette Ziegler announced she will not seek reelection for 2027.
- 4. Early April: Judge Chris Taylor won a Supreme Court race, expanding the liberal majority.
- 5. April 16: Brunette announced her 2027 Wisconsin Supreme Court campaign and released a video.
Why it matters
Judge Brunette's campaign could impact your rights and public safety. She's focusing on voting access and fundamental rights. If you're in Wisconsin, her decisions could affect you directly. Watch her campaign video to learn more.
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