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What's Ahead For Special Elections In Wisconsin?

March 29, 2018 - 7:00am

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On Wednesday, a Wisconsin appeals court denied Gov. Scott Walker’s request to delay an order on special elections for vacant seats; meanwhile, the governor said he won't ask the state Supreme Court to block the special elections order. We talk to a law school professor about the legal maneuvering over the past few days regarding the special elections order, consider its effect on Wisconsinites, and look at what's ahead on this issue

Host(s):

Kate Archer Kent

Guest(s):

Robert Yablon

Producer(s):

Breann Schossow

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