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Neaubauer concedes state Supreme Court election

April 10, 2019 By WRN Contributor

Judge Brian Hagedorn

There will be no re-count in the race for Wisconsin Supreme Court. Lisa Neubauer is conceding the race to Brian Hagedorn. Unofficial results showed Hagedorn with about a 6,000 vote lead after the April 2nd election. That didn’t measurably change during canvassing.

My statement on our historic victory. #SCOWIS pic.twitter.com/iFqwKdhdtu

— Judge Brian Hagedorn (@judgehagedorn) April 10, 2019

Hagedorn’s win means the conservative majority on the court will increase to 5-to-2 when he begins his ten-year term in August.

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