The Wisconsin Democratic Party introduced its “People v. Musk” campaign this week featuring a barrage of 30-second TV ads, billboards, door-knocking visits and town halls—all to win a seat on the state Supreme Court. The election is April 1, and it’s a big test for Democrats.

More than 170 Democratic activists had gathered at the public library in Sauk City, a small town in a quintessential swing county in the southern part of the state, to counteract Musk’s attempt to buy a Wisconsin Supreme Court election and tip the balance of power on the court.

In their only debate before next month's election, Susan Crawford and Brad Schimel traded barbs over mega-donors Soros and Musk and their involvement in the race.