In an interview with The Daily Cardinal, Wisconsin Supreme Court candidate stresses the importance of impartiality and warns against opponent Brad Schimel’s partisanship influence in the Wisconsin Supreme Court race.

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An ethics complaint has been filed against Waukesha County Judge Brad Schimel, who is running against Dane County Judge Susan Crawford in a contest to determine liberal or conservative control of the Wisconsin Supreme Court.

A liberal-leaning watchdog group filed an ethics complaint against conservative state Supreme Court candidate Brad Schimel on Tuesday, arguing he violated the code of ethics for judicial candidates by directly soliciting campaign donations.

The conservative running for an open seat on the Wisconsin Supreme Court denied that artificial intelligence was used in an ad, altering the facial expression of his liberal opponent. That accusation is now the focus of a complaint filed with the bi-partisan Wisconsin Ethics Commission.

A new television attack ad in Wisconsin’s hotly contested Supreme Court race features a doctored image of the liberal candidate, a move that her campaign claims could be a violation of a recently enacted state law.

Wisconsin Supreme Court races are officially nonpartisan, but political groups often support their preferred candidates. The Democratic Party of Wisconsin has endorsed Crawford, while Schimel has backing from conservative lawmakers like U.S. Rep. Derrick Van Orden.