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Two billionaires that are villains of the left and right take the spotlight in a key Wisconsin race

George Soros and Elon Musk are polarizing billionaires influencing a heated Wisconsin Supreme Court race, with major financial backing for candidates from both sides.
Soros donated $1 million to support Democratic candidate Susan Crawford, while Musk funded over $10 million for Republican candidate Brad Schimel.
Candidates are leveraging their opponents' wealthy backers in campaign messaging as they seek to control the court, impacting key issues like abortion and voting laws.
The election has drawn national scrutiny, as the involvement of these polarizing billionaires highlights the intersection of money and politics in a crucial state.

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