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ELECTION Shaking things up 2016 Coverage on pages 7A-11A Full election returns plus photo galleries at jsonline.com GOP presidential primary (3,532 of 3,838 units) Ted Cruz — 488,322 Donald Trump — 350,529 John Kasich — 142,162 Democratic primary (3,536 of 3,838 units) Bernie Sanders — 514,014 Hillary Clinton — 396,799 State Supreme Court (3,463 of 3,838 units) Rebecca Bradley (I) — 916,432 JoAnne Kloppenburg — 826,269 mayor — Page 9A (326 of 327 units) Tom Barrett (I) — 102,521 Bob Donovan — 43,912 Milwaukee County executive (476 of 477 units) Chris Abele (I) — 149,630 Chris Larson — 120,090 Bradley triumphs in court race MARK HOFFMAN /[email protected] Republican presidential candidate Sen. Ted Cruz, who will capture the majority of ’s 42 GOP delegates, follows his wife, Heidi, onto the stage before speaking Justice beats Kloppenburg to a crowd Tuesday night at Serb Hall in Milwaukee. More photos at jsonline.com/photos. for 10-year term Victories by Cruz, Sanders spark By PATRICK MARLEY [email protected] drama as front-runners falter Madison — State Supreme Court Justice Rebecca Bradley was elected to a 10-year term Tuesday, overcom- By CRAIG GILBERT lead largely intact, but gives ing a challenge from Appeals Court [email protected] Sanders a solid victory in a Judge JoAnne Kloppenburg and The front-runners on both high-turnout Midwestern bat- keepingthejobGov.ScottWalkerap- sides fell hard in Wisconsin’s tleground and feeds doubts pointed her to in the fall. presidential primary Tuesday, about Clinton’s ability to ap- Boosted by heavy turnout in the injecting new intrigue, chaos peal to independents and ener- Republican presidential primary, and drama into an epic cam- gize voters in her own party. Bradley overcame criticism that paign. Cruz, who inherited a late dominated headlines for days about For Republicans, Donald surge of support from anti- her college writings calling gays Trump’s decisive loss to Ted Trump Republicans, will cap- “queers,” comparing abortion to Cruz elevates all the uncertain- ture the great majority of Wis- slaveryanddubbingvotersasstupid ties and schisms that have consin’s 42 GOP delegates, or evil for electing Bill Clinton presi- dogged the party for months, making it that much harder for dent in1992. and increases the odds of a his- Trump to win an outright dele- Bradley quoted British Prime tory-making “open” conven- gate majority before the party’s

Minister Winston Churchill in tion. July convention in Cleveland. GETTY IMAGES thanking her supporters at the For Democrats, Hillary Clin- “Tonight is a turning point; Crowne Plaza in Wauwatosa: “When ton’s loss to Bernie Sanders Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont speaks during a rally you’re going through hell, keep go- leaves her daunting delegate Please see PRESIDENT, 8A Tuesday in Laramie, Wyo., after winning the Democratic primary in Wisconsin. ing.” She ended her speech with anoth- er of Churchill’s sayings: “There is nothing more exhilarating than be- Abele easily re-elected as county executive ing shot at without result.” She thanked law enforcement gen- erally and Milwaukee County Sher- Incumbent far outspent Abele, 49, was re-elected to a sec- not opposed for the office. lessness in the county in the next iffDavidA.ClarkeJr.specifically,as ond full four-year term by a wide Abele supporters chanted “four three years, Abele pledged a similar well as others who helped her cam- challenger Larson margin of 12 percentage points. more years” after results were an- effort to reduce racial disparities in paign, such as Appeals Court Judge Abele won 56% of the vote to Lar- nounced during an election watch incarceration, housing, employ- . She said Kloppen- By DON BEHM son’s 44%, according to incomplete gathering at Ugly’s Pub on Old ment and education. burg was gracious after a hard- [email protected] results. World Third St. “We’re going to put a stake in the fought race. Milwaukee County Executive Abele had placed a close second “So what do I owe you for that?” he ground,” he said. “Hold me account- Bradley’swinpreservesconserva- Chris Abele defeated state Sen. behind Larson in the four-way Feb- said of the work that secured a sec- able for it.” tives’ 5-2 control of the Supreme Chris Larson Tuesday, after spend- ruary primary. ond term. “What I owe you is that Larson, 35, had expected to spend Court. ing $4 million of his own money County Comptroller Scott we’re going to think bigger and aim about $210,000 on his campaign — a With88%ofprecinctsreportingas since July and loading broadcast Manske won re-election to a second even higher.” figure dwarfed by Abele’s multimil- airwaves and mailboxes with mess- four-year term. Manske, the former Pointing to his administration’s Please see SUPREME, 9A ages in recent weeks. appointed county controller, was project to eliminate chronic home- Please see EXECUTIVE, 10A

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NATION LOCAL Iceland’s leader resigns after tax-haven leak »Abortion clinic threats: Threats »‘Seven Words’: Plans and violence directed at U.S. abor- to preserve George By JILL LAWLESS and DAVID McHUGH Prime minister suffers fallout China and Russia, meanwhile, took tion clinics rise sharply in 2015, Carlin’s seven dirty Associated Press the opposite approach, suppressing according to the National Abortion words as a significant London — The leak of millions of re- from Panama Papers the news and rejecting any allegations Federation. 2A artistic recording in cords on offshore accounts claimed its of impropriety by government offi- »Anti-gay law: Mississippi’s gover- the Library of Con- first high-profile victim Tuesday as The fall of Icelandic leader Sigmun- cials named in the leak of more than 11 nor signs a law that allows reli- gress evoke one man’s Iceland’s prime minister resigned dur David Gunnlaugsson is the big- million financial documents from a gious groups and some private memories of an awe- amid outrage over revelations he had gest fallout so far from the publication Panamanian law firm. businesses to refuse service to gay some teacher. Jim used such a shell company to shelter of the names of rich and powerful peo- Officials in Ukraine, Argentina and couples based on religious beliefs. Stingl, 3A large sums while Iceland’s economy ple linked to the leaks, dubbed the Pan- 5A was in crisis. ama Papers. Please see LEAK, 2A

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