Ex-Gov. Walker wants all elections moved to November

(The Center Square) – There is another call to end Wisconsin’s April elections. Former Gov. Scott Walker said during a weekend appearance on UpFront that voters would be better served by one, statewide election in November. "Bring it to November when the most people in the state turn out, not only for the courts, for school boards, for every election, have a higher turnout, get everyone involved,” Walker said. Wisconsin has its non-partisan elections for school boards, local councils, and the Wisconsin Supreme Court in April. The former governor said while that may have once been the case, none of those races are non-partisan any longer. "The facade that somehow these are nonpartisan positions, particularly on the Supreme Court, it is clear conservatives get behind one candidate, liberals versus the other, just lay it out there," Walker added. Walker is not the only Republican to call to move the spring ele