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Supreme court candidates debate

Watch Wisconsin Supreme Court candidates Shirley Abrahamson and Randy Koschnick face each other in a We the People/Wisconsin debate. The candidates took questions submitted by voters that were posed to them by WPT's Frederica Freyberg and WISC-TV anchor Eric Franke.

Original air date: March 27, 2009

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DPI Debate reviewed on State Capitol Report Debate co-anchor Shawn Johnson talks about DPI race	Shirley Abrahamson candidate statement Supreme Court candidate Shirley Abrahamson candidate statement	Randy Koschnick candidate statement Supreme court candidate Randy Koschnick makes candidate statement
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Shirley Abrahamson interviewed on Here & Now Chief Justice Shirley Abrahamson is interviewed by Art Hackett

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