Jerry O’Connor (R-Fond Du Lac) secured the victory with 62% of the vote over Joe Lavrenz (D-WI) in District 52. Incumbent Representative Terry Katsma (R-Oostburg) won his race convincingly by over 62% against challenger Lisa Salgado (D-WI) in District 26. Two former bankers were on the ballot for the State Assembly this election. In the other House, the Assembly Democrats have thwarted the GOP’s efforts to add five more seats to reach the two-thirds veto-proof majority. The Senate Republicans appear on the path to net the one seat needed to gain the two-thirds majority. Republicans need 21 additional seats to gain the majority.
House of Representatives. Democrats have 172 seats while the GOP holds 197 seats. The GOP is poised to take the majority in the U.S.
Senate majority. Democrats hold 48 seats, and Republicans hold 47 seats thus far. It could come down to another Georgia run off in December. Georgia, Arizona, Nevada, and Wisconsin are in play for U.S. House of Representatives incumbents held onto their seats, including Bryan Steil (R) (challenged by Ann Roe (D)), Mark Pocan (D) (challenged by Erik Olsen (R)), Gwen Moore (D) (challenged by Tim Rogers (R)), Scott Fitzgerald (R) (challenged by Mike Van Someren (D)), Glenn Grothman (R) (unopposed), Tom Tiffany (R) (challenged by Richard Ausman (D)), and Mike Gallagher (R) (challenged by Jacob VandenPlas (D)). There were no surprises in the remaining congressional races. All of Wisconsin’s U.S. In a faceoff between Brad Pfaff (D) and Derrick Van Orden (R), Van Orden holds a 4-point lead with Van Orden at 52% and Pfaff at 48%. House of Representatives following the retirement of longtime Congressman Ron Kind (D-WI) in Wisconsin’s third congressional district. Governor Mandela Barns (D-WI), Johnson has the advantage over Barnes at 50.6%-49.4%.Ī seat opened in the U.S. Senate race between incumbent Ron Johnson (R-WI) and former Lt. John Leiber (R-WI) leads against Mayor Aaron Richardson (D-WI) in the State Treasurer’s race with 49.8% to Richardson’s 48%. 1-point edge over State Representative Amy Loudenbeck (R-Clinton) at 48.2%-48.1% in the Secretary of State race. Longtime Democratic incumbent Doug La Follette has. Incumbent Attorney General Josh Kaul (D-WI) is leading against Fond Du Lac District Attorney Eric Toney (R-WI) by a slim margin of 50.5%-49.5%.
Evers has been reelected to a second term as Governor with new Lieutenant Governor Sara Rodriguez, winning 51.1% of the vote. The closely fought race was deemed a tossup in the final polls leading up to the election. Wisconsin splits tickets and remains a purple battleground state.Īt the top of the ticket in this election was the race for Wisconsin Governor between incumbent Tony Evers (D-WI) and construction business executive Tim Michels (R-WI).It was a good night for incumbents despite a majority of voters saying the country is headed in the wrong direction.There was no red wave, despite political pundits on both sides of the aisle having predicted one.
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