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Why is this race in particular getting record spending?

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And a lesson about tariffs from one of the most protected industries in the U.S.

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Voters in Wisconsin have been casting ballots in the state's closely watched Supreme Court election.

Voters in Wisconsin have been casting ballots in the state's closely watched Supreme Court election.

Voters in Wisconsin have been casting ballots in the state's closely watched Supreme Court election.

So... Join us for more is Wisconsin Public Radio's Anya Van Wagtindonk. Anya, so this state Supreme Court race is getting lots of national attention. I mean, why is it getting that much attention and who are the candidates?

So... Join us for more is Wisconsin Public Radio's Anya Van Wagtindonk. Anya, so this state Supreme Court race is getting lots of national attention. I mean, why is it getting that much attention and who are the candidates?

So... Join us for more is Wisconsin Public Radio's Anya Van Wagtindonk. Anya, so this state Supreme Court race is getting lots of national attention. I mean, why is it getting that much attention and who are the candidates?

Yeah, that money, where's it coming from? I mean, the numbers are similar to what we see in U.S. Senate races. I mean...

Yeah, that money, where's it coming from? I mean, the numbers are similar to what we see in U.S. Senate races. I mean...

Yeah, that money, where's it coming from? I mean, the numbers are similar to what we see in U.S. Senate races. I mean...

Swingiest swing state. That's right. I was trying to say that five times fast, but Wisconsin Public Radio's Anya Van Wagtindong. Thank you very much.