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Supreme Court race down to 2
This spring's race for a spot on the bench, on the state Supreme Court, will be between an incumbent justice and a law professor at Marquette University.
Justice Pat Roggensack is seeking her second, 10-year term, and she'll take on professor Ed Fallone, in the April 2 election. Lemon law attorney Vince Megna was a distant third in yesterday's primary.
About two-thirds voted for Roggensack, and about 30 percent picked Fallone.
Justice Pat Roggensack is seeking her second, 10-year term, and she'll take on professor Ed Fallone, in the April 2 election. Lemon law attorney Vince Megna was a distant third in yesterday's primary.
About two-thirds voted for Roggensack, and about 30 percent picked Fallone.
posted : February, 20th by WHBY
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