Wisconsin Megathread v2: Hagedorn vs. Neubauer

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Checked in again with my former colleague who is polling this race regularly for an IE that is heavily involved - Mitchell's momentum has prettymuch completely stalled and he has actually begun to very slowly see his support recede. Evers far ahead, but is having trouble breaking 30%. Roys has begun to eat into Soglin's base.

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Final update from my colleague tracking this primary - Evers consolidating support in the final few days, Roys has surged over the past few weeks but her support seems to be leveling off.

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Are we going to see some recall attempts next year based on these power grabs (genuine question, I'm not too familiar with Wisconsin electoral law)?

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Question for the masses - if the North Carolina judge's ruling regarding the invalidation of laws passed by an illegally gerrymandered legislature is upheld, could activists aggressively follow their lead and use a future progressive Wisconsin Supreme Court to essentially demolish most if not all of Walker's legacy, or does the state have provisions against this?

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Question for the masses - if the North Carolina judge's ruling regarding the invalidation of laws passed by an illegally gerrymandered legislature is upheld, could activists aggressively follow their lead and use a future progressive Wisconsin Supreme Court to essentially demolish most if not all of Walker's legacy, or does the state have provisions against this?

I don't think they would have to use the same argument as North Carolina, but there are a lot of items (RTW, Act 10, Voter ID, etc.) that could probably get struck down with a liberal court.

I actually think the opposite - the ruling in North Carolina accomplishes a huge percentage of liberal activist goals in essentially one ruling. I anticipate it will become a powerful tool in the coming years.