Protasiewicz in a sentence

And Protasiewicz made no secret of her views.

But we all know the reason: Protasiewicz is a pro-choice, pro-democracy judge.

He said conservatives would rally against Protasiewicz because of the threat she posed on issues like charter schools and gun rights, and signaled they would lean into hitting her judicial record.

In addition, for the past 10 years, Judge Protasiewicz has been an adjunct professor of law at Marquette University Law School.

In the run-up to this election, abortion-rights groups went all out in favor of Protasiewicz, with Planned Parenthood alone investing more than $1 million in the race.

Just south of the border, Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker — a billionaire from a prominent hotel chain dynasty — recently donated $20,000 directly to the Protasiewicz campaign and cut a $1 million check to the Wisconsin’s Democratic Party.

Less than an hour after the polls closed, word came in that Protasiewicz had won.

Ms. Protasiewicz called Mr. Kelly “a true threat to our democracy” because of that work.

One of those three, David Prosser, sent Vos an email on Friday, seemingly just before Protasiewicz declined to recuse, advising against moving forward with impeachment.

Protasiewicz's campaign recently demanded that an ad paid for by outside groups supporting Kelly be pulled off the air after the victim of a rape featured in it said she was pressured into doing it and that it contained false and misleading information.

Protasiewicz, the first judicial candidate in the country to be endorsed by ’s List, is outspoken about her pro-choice views.

Protasiewicz, who spoke about her support of abortion rights during the campaign, will serve a 10-year term, succeeding conservative Justice Patience Roggensack.

Republicans aren’t bringing up charges of impeachment against Protasiewicz because they are worried about the integrity of the court.

The main issue emphasized by Protasiewicz and her supporters, though, was the one that was clearly the decisive factor in this race: abortion.

The winner will likely swing the state's rulings on abortion laws and gerrymandering issues, with Protasiewicz running as a women's choice candidate.

We believe that all of the above attributes and her almost 35 years of legal experience qualify Judge Protasiewicz to be an outstanding justice on our Supreme Court.

Wisconsin Supreme Court candidates Republican-backed Dan Kelly and Democratic-supported Janet Protasiewicz participate in a debate Tuesday, March 21, 2023, in Madison, Wis.

Wisconsin Takes Action, which favors Wisconsin Supreme Court candidate Judge Janet Protasiewicz in the April 4, 2023 election, is offering people “up to $250+ for your time talking to your friends and family about voting” in the election.

Liberal Janet Protasiewicz won a seat on the Wisconsin Supreme Court in the most expensive state supreme court race ever, costing more than $50 million.

Republican Assembly has suggested the appeal will argue that liberal Justice Janet Protasiewicz, who called the current maps “rigged” and “unfair” during her run for office, should not have heard the case.