MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Wisconsin Supreme Court candidate and current state Appeals Court Judge Lisa Neubauer stopped making public a list of customers for her husband’s cleaning supply business on disclosure forms a decade ago. Neubauer faces fellow Appeals Court Judge Brian Hagedorn in the April 2 election. She is backed by liberals, while Hagedorn is supported by conservatives in the officially nonpartisan race. Hagedorn campaign adviser Stephan Thompson tells the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel in a story Tuesday that Neubauer not disclosing the names “raises serious ethical questions about Neubauer’s personal judgment.” Neubauer campaign manager Tyler Hendricks says she is following state disclosure laws in not including the names of hundreds of businesses and government entities that bought supplies from Kranz Inc., a firm owned by her husband Jeff.
