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In a series of pivotal elections, both major U.S. political parties achieve significant wins, reshaping the political landscape in Wisconsin and Florida.
In Wisconsin, Democratic-backed candidate Susan Crawford is elected to the state's Supreme Court, defeating Republican-backed Brad Schimel. This victory maintains the court's 4-3 liberal majority and is expected to influence critical issues such as abortion rights, union laws, and redistricting. The election attracts national attention and becomes the most expensive judicial race in U.S. history, with total spending approaching $100 million. . .
