WATCH: Charlie Kirk And Donald Trump Jr. Discuss The “Most Important Election Of 2025”

Turning Point USA Founder & CEO Charlie Kirk and Donald Trump Jr. spoke at an event in Wisconsin, discussing the urgency of a critical Supreme Court race next month.

Kirk said the Wisconsin election is the “most important” of 2025.

“This race right here, according to The Wall Street Journal, is called the most important election of 2025. This Supreme Court race,” Kirk said.

Kirk said “George Soros” and “left-wing billionaires” are pouring money into the state.

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Charlie Kirk: “This race right here is the most important in the year 2025.”@CharlieKirk11 calls the 2025 Supreme Court race the year’s biggest, with Soros cash flooding in to tip it left. He urges conservatives to outvote them, citing 200,000 dormant Trump voters. pic.twitter.com/FJVMWszeoX

— Real America’s Voice (RAV) (@RealAmVoice) March 18, 2025

From the Associated Press:

Donald Trump Jr. told Republicans at a Monday rally that a win in Wisconsin’s high-stakes Supreme Court race is imperative to protect his father’s agenda and maintain GOP momentum ahead of the 2026 midterms and the next presidential election.

President Donald Trump’s oldest son appeared with right-wing provocateur Charlie Kirk at the event organized by Turning Point USA, a conservative youth group Kirk founded. Trump Jr. urged supporters of his father to vote in the lower-turnout Supreme Court election in two weeks.

“They can’t just show up when he happens to be on the top of that ticket,” Trump Jr. said of his father. “You have to engage because it’s not just about now, it’s about that future. This presidency can be put to a halt with this vote.”

Trump Jr. cast the Wisconsin Supreme Court race, which he dubbed “one little battle,” as essential to stopping Democrats who are determined to block the Trump agenda.

“It’s everything,” he said.

The winner of the April 1 election will determine whether conservative or liberal justices control the battleground state’s highest court as it faces cases over abortion and reproductive rights, the strength of public sector unions, voting rules and congressional district boundaries.

“Hundreds of thousands of Wisconsinites who voted for Trump in November will sit out the Wisconsin supreme court race. This election isn’t about persuasion. It’s purely about who cares more and who pays attention,” Kirk wrote.

Hundreds of thousands of Wisconsinites who voted for Trump in November will sit out the Wisconsin supreme court race. This election isn’t about persuasion. It’s purely about who cares more and who pays attention.@TPAction_ @DonaldJTrumpJr pic.twitter.com/gC3kzPLOF2

— Charlie Kirk (@charliekirk11) March 18, 2025

“If you ever complain about the security of our elections, but won’t vote in races like the Wisconsin supreme court race, then you’re just pretending,” he added.

If you ever complain about the security of our elections, but won’t vote in races like the Wisconsin supreme court race, then you’re just pretending. https://t.co/Gh8B9EVXD5

— Charlie Kirk (@charliekirk11) March 18, 2025

WUWM reports:

The contest for the Wisconsin Supreme Court added to its heavily partisan flavoring Monday night as President Donald Trump’s son, Donald Trump Jr., campaigned in Waukesha County for court candidate Brad Schimel.

The younger Trump took the stage with conservative political activist Charlie Kirk. Kirk said the race between Waukesha County Judge Schimel and Dane County Judge Susan Crawford is now about boosting conservative turnout.

“This is not a persuasion election. This is not about winning people in the middle. It is about driving Trump voters and Republican voters out to the polls, coming into April,” Kirk told the crowd.

Trump Jr. agreed and compared Circuit Judge Crawford, who is backed by many liberal groups, to a Washington, D.C., U.S. district judge. That jurist, James Boasberg, is reviewing whether the Trump administration violated his order by deporting more than 200 migrants to El Salvador with little or no due process.

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“And a liberal judge just like this overruled the will of the president of the United States and the people who put them there,” Trump Jr. complained.

The younger Trump also said the Wisconsin contest is key to protecting his father’s agenda over the next three and a half years.