Re: The Upcoming Wisconsin Supreme Court Election

As tomorrow is Election Day here in Wisconsin,

here is some final information on the two candidates

for the seat opening up on the state's high court.

This is a list of facts re: each of the 

candidates.

WISCONSIN SUPREME COURT

Endorsements

Chris Taylor is endorsed by the current liberal majority 

members on the State Supreme Court of Wisconsin:

*Rebecca Dallet 

*Janet Protasiewicz

*Jill Karofsky

*Susan Crawford

Maria Lazar is endorsed by the following conservatives:

*Former Governor Scott Walker

*U.S. Representative Glen Grothman

*Former Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Dan Kelly

Experience

*Judge Taylor was Attorney and Policy Director, 

  Planned Parenthood of Wisconsin

*Taylor was also a member of the State Assembly

*Was a Dane County Circuit Judge

*Is currently on the Wisconsin Court of Appeals

*Judge Lazar was Corporate Attorney, 

  Galanis, Pollack, Jacobs and Johnson

*Was Assistant Attorney General during Former Governor

  Scott Walker's administration

*Was Waukesha County Circuit Court Judge

*Is currently on the Wisconsin Court of Appeals

On Abortion

*Judge Taylor worked for Planner Parenthood of Wisconsin before 

 she began her judicial work. Taylor advocated for health care

 access and for less limitation on abortion availability. 

*Judge Lazar, as assistant attorney general, argued against Planned 

  Parenthood to limit access to abortions in Wisconsin. 

 

On the Environment

*Judge Taylor, as a state legislator, pushed for legislation to reduce

  lead in water, improve water testing, and bring Wisconsin into

  alignment with U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention 

  practice.

*Judge Lazar ruled that PFAS, "widely used, long lasting chemicals,"

  cannot "be regulated under Wisconsin's spill laws," ruling in favor

  of the Wisconsin State Manufacturers and Commerce.

The Peasant wishes to thank the Spring 2026 Non-Partisan Voter 

Guide for the Wisconsin Supreme Court for supplying this important 

information about the candidates for the contested seat on the state's 

high court.

One final item from the Peasant: If you, my fellow Wisconsin 

conservatives haven't voted during the early voting period, 

come out to your polling precincts to participate in this vitally

important election. VOTE!

MEM