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Burns, Dallet, Screnock

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The two highest vote-getters will advance to face each other in the April 3 general election.

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Endorsements: Dallet has the endorsement of more than 200 judges and more than 150 other elected officials. Burns is supported by Our Revolution, the political arm of Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders’ operation; liberal Democratic U.S. Rep. Mark Pocan; Democratic Senate Minority Leader Jennifer Shilling; the Working Families Party; and Citizen Action of Wisconsin. Screnock has been endorsed anti-abortion groups Wisconsin Family Action, Right to Life Wisconsin and Pro-Life Wisconsin, as well as the Wisconsin Realtors Association, dozens of county sheriffs, the state chamber of commerce and the National Rifle Association.

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Burns said he will use his seat on the court to fight Walker’s agenda and stand up for liberal values, including opposing powerful deep-pocketed special interests, photo ID requirements to vote and partisan gerrymandering.

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Dallet would advocate for empowering women, fighting for clean air and water, and combatting opioid abuse.

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Screnock argues that he’s beholden to the rule of law. He’s said it was a “privilege” to be one of the attorneys who defended Walker’s Act 10 law, which took away collective bargaining rights from public unions.

[Diana in Wisconsin]

I’m on it...stopping by the polls on my way back into town this afternoon.

Vote for Sauk County Judge Michael Screnock!

[irish guard]

I was the 20th person to vote at 7:20 this morning.