Courts
Circuit judge races to be decided in La Crosse, at the same time voters choose a state Supreme Court justice
The race for a Wisconsin Supreme Court seat has gotten attention around the country, but state voters will be choosing many other judges on Tuesday.
La Crosse County has three circuit court seats on the April ballot, but just one of the three elections is contested. In Branch 1, attorneys Joe Veenstra and Eric Sanford will face off, with the winner succeeding Judge Ramona Gonzalez, who is retiring after 30 years. Judges Elliott Levine and Scott Horne are unopposed for re-election.
Gonzalez has presided over court since 1995. The election winner will serve as circuit judge for a 6-year term, starting in August. Both Levine and Horne were first elected in 2007, and have each served three terms.
There are no elections for circuit judge scheduled next year in La Crosse County. Judge Gloria Doyle in Branch 5 faces possible re-election in 2027.
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April 1, 2025 at 8:44 am
The Wisconsin Supreme Court race has been for some time. Susan Crawford, the devout follower of from believer in white supremacy, will win.
Her and Evers are in lockstep in that they both believe an abortion is a women’s right at ANY POINT, in the pregnancy.
She has already come out and stated that parts of Title X that has saved Wisconsinites millions if not billions are unconstitutional. But the abortion issue will win the day for her