Crawford’s Court Would Threaten Workers’ Rights 

March 13, 2025

Madison, WI – In tonight’s debate, Susan Crawford failed to own her partisan history of opposing Act 10, a law that has saved Wisconsin taxpayers over $31 billion since its implementation in 2011.  

AFP-WI State Director Megan Novak released the following statement: 

“Crawford may claim to be a fair and impartial leader but has failed to say she will recuse herself from any ruling on Act 10—which she previously and publicly opposed. If elected, Brad Schimel will rule on facts, but Susan Crawford will threaten lawfare in our judicial system to accomplish the Democrats’ radical agenda.” 

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