Wis State JournIncumbent Justice David Prosser has easily survived a four-way primary for his state Supreme Court seat.
With 26 percent of precincts reporting, Prosser had 61 percent of the vote. Assistant Attorney General JoAnne Kloppenburg had 22 percent. Public defender Marla Stephens had 10 percent and family law attorney Joel Winnig had 7 percent.
Prosser will meet the next highest vote-getter in the April 5 general election.
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Yay! We voted! That's the wonderful thing about a primary. The voters are usually better informed.
The lines are short, too. It's not ideal in a democratic sense, but I can't deny it's a perk.
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