Eric Hovde, Tim Michels and Kwik Trip co-founder Donald Zeitlow have each given the legal maximum of $20k, as have billionaire GOP megadonors the Uihleins and Diane Hendricks and her children.

With one week to go before the April 1 election, Dane County Circuit Court Judge Susan Crawford, the left-leaning candidate for Wisconsin Supreme Court, has nearly doubled the direct fundraising of her opponent, Brad Schimel, in direct fundraising, by a total of about $21 million to about $10 million. Those are donations made directly to the candidate.

But political groups like super PACs can also spend and advertise independently of the campaigns. In this category, independent groups supporting Schimel, led by about $15 million from Elon Musk’s super PACs, have reported spending $31 million compared to $16 million for independent groups supporting Crawford, according to an analysis by the Wisconsin Democracy Campaign, which tracks political spending in the state.

That gives Schimel a campaign finance total of about $41 million to Crawford’s $36 million, with about one week to go before the election.

State law caps the total amount one person can give to a candidate for the Wisconsin Supreme Court at $20,000 per election cycle. Below is a list of donors who have given that maximum amount, according to the state’s campaign finance reporting database and the Wisconsin Democracy Campaign.

However, a loophole in Wisconsin campaign finance law allows political parties to accept unlimited amounts, and also to give unlimited amounts to political candidates, effectively providing a way around the legal caps.

The Democratic Party of Wisconsin has given the left leaning candidate for state Supreme Court, Dane County Circuit Court Judge Susan Crawford, more than $10 million for her campaign. By comparison, the Republican Party of Wisconsin has given the right-leaning candidate, Waukesha County Circuit Court Judge Brad Schimel, more than $9 million.

The winner of the election will earn a 10-year term on the state’s highest court.

Donors who have given Schimel the legal maximum $20,000

DONOR	CITY & STATE	NOTES
Dave L. Bahl	Waukesha, WI	president, Weldall Manufacturing
Suzanne Barry	Brookfield, WI	co-owner of tool manufacturing company Speed Systems
William E. Barry	Brookfield, WI	co-owner of tool manufacturing company Speed Systems
Willard Berrien	Milwaukee, WI	executive
Andrea Bryant	Waukesha, WI	retired
Glenda Buholzer	Monroe, WI	master cheesemaker & co-owner, Buhozer Brothers Cheese company
Susan Buholzer	Monroe, WI	co-owner, Buhozer Brothers Cheese company
Thea R. Buholzer	Monroe, WI	co-owner, Buhozer Brothers Cheese company
Ronald, Cameron	Little Rock, AR	Arkansas chicken mogul
Jerry Couri	Waukesha, WI	insurance
Frank P. Crivello	Milwaukee, WI	chairman and lawyer
Jere Dhein	Green Bay, WI	retired
Craig Dickman	Green Bay, WI
Kevin Dretzka	Lake Geneva, WI	self employed
Theresa Dvorak	La Valle, WI
Patrick J. English	Milwaukee, WI	executive
Rachel English	Wauwatosa, WI	physician
Robert P. Fettig	Lake Geneva, WI	CEO
Clark Fischer	Muskego, WI	retired
Brent A. Fox	Janesville, WI	son of Diane Hendricks
Remi Harris	Mequon, WI
Diane Hendricks	Beloit, WI	billionaire co-founder of ABC Supply Co.
Kim Hendricks	Janesville, WI	daughter of Diane Hendricks
Eric Hovde	Madison, WI	former U.S. Senate candidate
J.C. Huizenga	Grand Rapids, MI	son of deceased billionaire H. Wayne Huizenga
Michael F Hupy	Milwaukee, WI	attorney
Glen F Jonas	Cedarburg, WI	CEO
Ted Kellner	Milwaukee, WI	founder and chairman of Fiduciary Management, a money management firm
Lynn Kieffer	Princeton, WI	retired
Steve Kieffer	Princeton, WI	retired
Todd Koss	Fond du Lac, WI
Gregg Kunes	Lake Geneva, WI	Auto Dealer Owner
Bonnie B. Lee	Pewaukee, WI	Executive Director, 1848 Project
Craig Leipold	Racine, WI	Chairman
Lorissa Link	Minong, WI
Troy J. Link	Minong, WI
Keith Mardak	Milwaukee, WI	retired
Anne L. Merkel	Marshfield, WI	retired
Timothy J. Michels	Brownsville, WI	former GOP candidate for governor
Daniel J. Minahan	Fox Point, WI	real estate executive
James Moeller	Waunakee, WI	auto dealer owner
Joseph T. Pregont	Janesville, WI	Prent Corp
Augustin Ramirez	Hartland, WI	Chairman
Thomas Rastin	Mount Vernon, OH
Tammara M. Roehl	Marshfield, WI
Keith Rozolis	Lake Geneva, WI	Manager
Lauren Schiff	Westport, CT
James H. Schloemer	Menomonee Falls, WI	Real Estate
Timothy Schmidt	Nashville, TN
Laura Seidensticker	Lake Forest, IL
John E. Shaffer	Chicago, IL	Real Estate
Jean L. Shannon	Wisconsin Rapids, WI
John Silseth	Brookfield, WI	Banking CEO
Carol G. Taylor	Waukesha, WI	Homemaker
Elizabeth Uihlein	Lake Bluff, IL	billionaire co-founder, Uline Shipping Supplies
Richard Uihlein	Lake Bluff, IL	billionaire co-founder, Uline Shipping Supplies
Terrance R. Wall	Middleton, WI	WI Real Estate Development
Rick Waller	Kenosha, WI	Executive
Cathy White	River Hills, WI	Homemaker
Michael White	River Hills, WI	Owner of Rite-Hite, industrial equipment manufacturer
Karen Wright	Mt Vernon, OH	Ariel Corp
Fred M. Young	Racine, WI	retired
Donald Zietlow	Onalaska, WI	Kwik Trip co-founder

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