Milwaukee County Circuit Judge Rebecca Dallet has raised more than challengers Sauk County Circuit Judge Michael Screnock and attorney Tim Burns in the race for Wisconsin Supreme Court.
Dallet reported raising nearly $496,000 through the end of 2017, which includes $200,000 of her own money loaned to the campaign.
Burns raised more than $258,000, while Screnock reported bringing in just over $104,000.
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All three will meet in the Feb. 20 primary with the two highest vote-getters advancing to the April general election.
Dallet had nearly $389,000 cash on hand compared with $107,000 for Burns and $77,000 for Screnock.
Dallet has tried to position herself as the most nonpartisan of the three candidates in the officially nonpartisan race. Burns has been openly courting liberals. Screnock has been targeting conservative voters.
Editor’s Note: This story was last updated at 1:24 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 16, 2018, with campaign finance figures from Burns.
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