Front Page podcast: Politics and state government reporter Riley Vetterkind breaks down the race for the Wisconsin Supreme Court
On the sixth episode of Front Page, politics and state government reporter Riley Vetterkind walked through each candidate, their platform and what’s riding on the race for the Wisconsin Supreme Court.
Check out Vetterkind’s article to read more about the State Supreme Court candidates and where they sit on issues that impact Wisconsinites
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