MILWAUKEE (AP) — The Wisconsin Supreme Court primary election arrives Tuesday with the same overt partisanship that has characterized the court itself in recent years. But a look past the campaign ads finds more differences than just ideology. Rebecca Bradley started her career defending doctors in malpractice lawsuits and focused on business law before ascending to the lower-court bench. JoAnne Kloppenburg is a former Peace Corps volunteer who spent more than two decades in the attorney general’s office. Joe Donald helped create a drug treatment court in Milwaukee. Only two will advance to the spring election.
