WISCONSIN, FEBRUARY— Today, Ed Fallone, a candidate for the Wisconsin Supreme Court on the February 18 ballot, announced several new endorsements. Fallone said: “I am running to be a Justice for all of us. And I am humbled by the broad coalition of voters who have endorsed my campaign. I have traveled the state speaking to Veterans groups, small business owners, Rotary Clubs, and student organizations, spreading one simple message. On February 18, you can take back your vote and elect a fighter for working families to the Wisconsin Supreme Court.”
Recent Endorsers:
National Organization for Women Former President Judy Goldsmith
The Wisconsin Muslim Civic Alliance
Grassroots South Shore
Wisconsin Justice Initiative Action
Wisconsin for Bernie
Wisconsin Federation of Nurses and Health Professionals
United Food and Commercial Workers (UFCW) Local 1473
Hon. John Ullsvik, Former Jefferson County Circuit Court Judge
Hon. Derek Mosley, Milwaukee Municipal Court Judge
Hon. Laura Gramling Perez, Milwaukee County Circuit Court Judge
Glendale Mayor Bryan Kennedy
Winnebago County Supervisor Aaron Wojciechowski
Milwaukee Alder Chantia Lewis
Eau Claire Alder Emily Anderson
Candidate for Assembly District 24 Emily Siegrist
Attorney Aneeq Ahmad
Attorney Glorily A. Lopez
Attorney Micabil Diaz-Martinez
Attorney James Ebbeson
Attorney Marilyn Martin
Attorney Margaret Maroney
Attorney Mary Burke
President and CEO Latino Chamber of Commerce of Dane County Jessica Cavazos
Community Leader Adrian Chan
Milwaukee Community Advocate Keith Schmitz
Madison Community Advocate Jeanne Silverberg
Editorial Board Endorsements:
Capital Times
Shepherd Express
Ed Fallone is a constitutional law scholar who has devoted over 27 years of his life to the law and ensuring that the Wisconsin legal system works for all Wisconsinites. He has taught over 2,300 Wisconsin lawyers including judges and elected officials. Ed will be the first Latino to serve on our state’s highest court and will bring expertise in corporate and criminal law to the Wisconsin Supreme Court. His mother was a Mexican immigrant and his father was a teacher, he comes from a working class family and has two children who attended Yale University and the American University School of International Service. Ed is running for Wisconsin Supreme Court to preserve the independence of the judiciary and defend our rights to equal treatment under the law and self-governance.
The primary election for the Supreme Court will be held February 18, 2020.
