Wisconsin, a key swing state in the U.S., will vote on Tuesday to elect a new state Supreme Court judge, and Democrat-backed Judge Susan Crawford will face off against Trump-backed Brad Schimel. The election has a high stake in Trump and Musk. Schimel's victory will make the court lean toward a conservative side, thus having a national impact on the future of abortion rights, congressional district redistricting and voting laws, and potentially affect the state's 2026 midterm elections and 2028 general elections. Political analysts generally believe that the election is an early test of how voters evaluate Trump’s second term. The vote will also test the support for Trump’s trade policy in rural areas. The state’s agricultural communities helped Trump win here in the election, but they are now particularly upset about the tariffs. For Musk, he has become the core of the election by "spending money" to support Schimel, and the state's Supreme Court may soon hear a case related to state law that prohibits automakers from selling cars directly to consumers, and Tesla has raised doubts, so Musk has a vital interest in the campaign.