Last Update: 3:22 am. (Winners are listed in Italics and are in CAPS)
WISCONSIN GOVERNOR – (Incumbent- Scott Walker) 100% Reporting
D) TONY EVERS /MANDELA BARNES- 1,324,322 (50%)
R) Scott Walker /Rebecca Kleefisch- 1,293,261 (48%)
L) Phillip Anderson / Patrick Baird -20,314 (1%)
WG) Michael J. White / Tiffany Anderson- 11,078 (1%)
I) Maggie Turnbull / Wil Losch – 18,779 (1%)
WP) Arnie Enz -2,714
US SENATE (WISCONSIN) – (Incumbent- Tammy Baldwin) 99% Reporting
D) TAMMY BALDWIN 1,471,517 (55%)
R) Leah Vukmir- 1,182,578 (45%)
ATTORNEY GENERAL (Incumbent- Brad Schimel) 100% Reporting
D) JOSH KAUL- 1,309,986 (50%)
R) Brad Schimel- 1,287,086 (49%)
C) Terry Larson- 47,142 (2%)
SECRETARY OF STATE- (Incumbent- Doug La Follette) 100% Reporting
D) DOUG LA FOLLETTE- 1,379,856 (53%)
R) Jay Schroeder- 1,232,896 (47%)
STATE TREASURER 99% Reporting
D) SARAH GODLEWSK- 1,323,250 (51%)
R) Travis Hartwig- 1,215,046 (47%)
C) Andrew Zuelke- 59,522 (2%)
REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS- DISTRICT 3 (Incumbent- Ron Kind) 100 % Reporting
D) RON KIND 187,615 (60%)
R) Steve Toft -126,897 (40%)
REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS- DISTRICT 6 (Incumbent- Glenn Grothman) 100% Reporting
R) GLENN GROTHMAN – 1180,314 (56%)
D) Dan Kohl – 144,530 (44%)
REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS- DISTRICT 7 (Incumbent- Sean Duffy) 99% Reporting
R) SEAN DUFFY- 193,126 (60%)
D) Margaret Engebretson – 123,548 (38%)
I) Ken Driessen- 4,372 (1%)
REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS- DISTRICT 8 (Incumbent- Mike Gallagher) 100% Reporting
R) MIKE GALLAGHER- 209,400 (64%)
D) Beau Liegeois- 119,263 (36%)
WISCONSIN STATE SENATE- DISTRICT 1 (Incumbent- Andre Jacque) 100% Reporting
R) ANDRE JACQUE – 47,286 (54%)
D) Caleb Frostman – 39,414 (46%)
WISCONSIN STATE SENATE- DISTRICT 19 (Incumbent- Roger Roth) 100% Reporting
R) ROGER ROTH- 43,492 (53%)
D) Lee Snodgrass- 38,179 (46%)
WISCONSIN STATE ASSEMBLY- DISTRICT 1 (Incumbent- Joel Kitchens 100% Reporting
R) JOEL KITCHENS- 20,612 (68%)
I) Roberta Thelen- 9,560 (32%)
WISCONSIN STATE ASSEMBLY- DISTRICT 2 (Incumbent- Open) 100% Reporting
R) SHAE SORTWELL- 15,014 (55%)
D) Mark Grams- 10,117 (37%)
I) Jeff Dahlke – 1,494 (5%)
L) Kevin Bauer – 745 (3%)
WISCONSIN STATE ASSEMBLY- DISTRICT 3 (Incumbent- Ron Tusler 100% Reporting
R) RON TUSLER – 15,845 (57%)
D) Scott Gavin – 11,777 (43%)
WISCONSIN STATE ASSEMBLY- DISTRICT 4 (Incumbent- David Steffen) 100% Reporting
R) DAVID STEFFEN- 15,291 (55 %)
D) Terry Lee- 12,585 (45%)
WISCONSIN STATE ASSEMBLY- DISTRICT 5 (Incumbent- Jim Steineke) – 100% Reporting
R) JIM STEINEKE- 17,175 (61%)
D) Matt Lederer – 10,952 (39%)
WISCONSIN STATE ASSEMBLY- DISTRICT 6 (Incumbent- Gary Tauchen) 98% Reporting
R) GARY TAUCHEN- 15,025 (61%)
D) Richard Sarnwick- 7,783 (32%)
L) Mike Hammond- 1,675 (7%)
WISCONSIN STATE ASSEMBLY- DISTRICT 25 (Incumbent- Paul Tittl) 100% Reporting
R) PAUL TITTL- 14,785 (62%)
D) Jennifer Estrada – 9,045 (38%)
WISCONSIN STATE ASSEMBLY- DISTRICT 27 (Incumbent- Tyler Vorpagel) 100% Reporting
R) TYLER VORPAGEL- 16,532 (60%)
D) Nanette Bulebosh – 11,191 (40%)
WISCONSIN STATE ASSEMBLY- DISTRICT 35 100% Reporting
R) Mary Felzkowski – 17, 140 (64%)
D) Mark Martello – 9,801 (44%)
WISCONSIN STATE ASSEMBLY- DISTRICT 36- 100% Reporting
R) Jeffrey Mursau- 16,855 (66%)
D) Tim Comer – 8,494 (44%)
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WISCONSIN STATE ASSEMBLY- DISTRICT 40 (Incumbent- Kevin Petersen) 100% Reporting
R) KEVIN PETERSEN- 15,794 (64%)
D) Erin Tracy – 8,859 (36%)
WISCONSIN STATE ASSEMBLY- DISTRICT 53 (Incumbent- Michael Schraa) 100% Reporting
R) MICHAEL SCHRAA- 15,160 (63%)
D) Joe Lavrenz – 8.812 (37%)
WISCONSIN STATE ASSEMBLY- DISTRICT 55 100% Reporting
R) MIKE ROHRKASTE- 15,122 (55%)
D) Dan Schierl – 12,283 (45%)
WISCONSIN STATE ASSEMBLY- DISTRICT 56- (Incumbent- Dave Murphy 100% Reporting
R) DAVE MURPHY- 18,033 (60%)
D) Diana Lawrence – 12,110 (40%)
WISCONSIN STATE ASSEMBLY- DISTRICT 88 – (Incumbent- John Macco) 100 % Reporting
R) JOHN MACCO – 14,628 (53%)
D) Tom Sieber- 12,793 (47%)
WISCONSIN STATE ASSEMBLY- DISTRICT 89- (Incumbent- John Nygren) 100% Reporting
R) JOHN NYGREN – 17,091 (67%)
D) Ken Holdorf – 8,459 (33%)
SHERIFF- BROWN COUNTY (Incumbent- Open) 100% Reporting
R) TODD J. DELAIN – 65,221 (58%)
D) Tim Thomas- 47,664 (42%)
SHERIFF- DOOR COUNTY (Incumbent- Open) 100% Reporting
D) TAMMY STERNARD- 8,609 (51%)
R) Patrick McCarty – 8,286 (49 %)
SHERIFF- SHAWANO COUNTY (Incumbent- Adam Bieber) 100% Reporting
R) ADAM BIEBER- 10,193 (58%)
I) Keith Sorlie – 7,531 (42%)
COUNTY CLERK OF COURT- BROWN COUNTY (Incumbent- John A Vander Leest)
R) John A. Vander Leest – 0
D) Jacob T. Paplham- 0
REFERENDUM- BROWN COUNTY DARK STORE (Advisory)Should the state legislature enact proposed legislation that closes the Dark Store loopholes, which currently allow commercial retail properties to significantly reduce the assessed valuation and property taxes of such properties?
Yes- 81, 030 (75%)
No- 26,998 (25%)
REFERENDUM- BROWN COUNTY- MARIJUANA (Advisory)Should cannabis be legalized in Wisconsin for medicinal purposes, and regulated in the same manner as other prescription drugs?
Yes- 85,054 (76%)
No- 27,481 (24%)
REFERENDUM- CITY OF GREEN BAY
Shall the City of Green Bay adopt a charter ordinance which provides that beginning with the 2019 election and for all elections thereafter, the total length of service for the position of Mayor, Alderperson and Municipal Court Judge shall be limited so that no person may be elected to consecutive terms totaling more than 12 years?
Yes- 32, 542 (87%)
No- 5,060 (13%)
REFERENDUM – SCHOOL DISTRICT OF WITTENBERG Question 1
“Should the District be allowed to issue bonds not to exceed $13,105,000 to pay for district-wide improvements?”
Yes- 1,893 (57%)
No- 1434 (43 %)
REFERENDUM – SCHOOL DISTRICT OF WITTENBERG Question 2
“Should the District be allowed to issue bonds not to exceed $4,420,000 to build a new gym at the high school?”
No- 1,952 (59%)
Yes- 1,364 (41%)
REFERENDUM – SCHOOL DISTRICT OF BONDUEL
Should the District be allowed to exceed the state’s revenue limit by $150,000 from 2019-2025 to pay for technology upgrades and maintenance?
Yes- 1,720 (61%)
No- 1,106 (39 %)
REFERENDUM- SCHOOL DISTRICT OF GIBRALTER 1
Should the District be allowed to exceed the state’s revenue limit by $1,400,000 for the next 3 years to pay for educational programs?
Yes- 2,999 (69%)
No- 1,317 (31%)
REFERENDUM- SCHOOL DISTRICT OF GIBRALTER 2
Should the District be allowed to issue bonds not to exceed $4,500,000 to pay for school improvements?
Yes- 3,043 (70%)
No- 1,276 (30%)
REFERENDUM- SCHOOL DISTRICT OF GILLETT
Should the District be allowed to exceed the state’s revenue limit by $600,000 a year from 2019-2022 to pay for school programs and operation costs?
Yes-1,012 (54%)
No- 864 (46%)
REFERENDUM- SCHOOL DISTRICT OF GRESHAM
Should the District be allowed to issue bonds not to exceed $6,500,000 to build new technical education and music spaces, and other school upgrades?
Yes- 491 (56%)
No- 388 (44%)
REFERENDUM- SCHOOL DISTRICT OF MANAWA 1
Should the District be allowed to issue bonds not to exceed $12,000,000 for Jr./Sr. high school additions, district-wide renovations, and safety upgrades?
Yes- 1,118 (58%)
No- 859- (42%)
REFERENDUM- SCHOOL DISTRICT OF MANAWA 2
Should the District be allowed to exceed the state’s revenue limit by $365,000 in the 2019-2020 school year to demolish the former elementary school?
Yes- 1,046 (53%)
No- 944 (47%)
REFERENDUM- SCHOOL DISTRICT OF NEW LONDON
Should the District be allowed to exceed the state’s revenue limit by $1,300,000 in 2018-2019 and the 9 years after to pay for school upgrades and operation costs?
Yes- 4,072 (61%)
No- 2,570 (39 %)
REFERENDUM- SCHOOL DISTRICT OF SEVASTOPOL 1
Should the District be allowed to exceed the state’s revenue limit by $2,000,000 for 2 years to pay for educational programs and other expenses?
Yes- 2,086 (69%)
No- 936 (31%)
REFERENDUM- SCHOOL DISTRICT OF SEVASTOPOL 2
Should the District be allowed to issue bonds not to exceed $25,100,000 to pay for school renovations and maintenance?
Yes- 1,866 (62%)
No- 1,153 (38%)
REFERENDUM- SCHOOL DISTRICT OF SOUTHERN DOOR 1
Should the District be allowed to issue bonds not to exceed $6,270,000 to pay for school renovations and 5 new buses?
Yes- 2,535 (60%)
No- 1,669 (40%)
REFERENDUM- SCHOOL DISTRICT OF SOUTHERN DOOR 2
Should the District be allowed to exceed the state’s revenue limit by $450,000 for the 2019-2020 school year to maintain educational programming?
Yes- 2,505 (59%)
No- 1,737 (41%)
REFERENDUM- SCHOOL DISTRICT OF WEST DE PERE 1
Should the District issue bonds up to $64,800,000 to build a new intermediate school, renovate existing schools, and move athletic fields?
Yes- 6,667 (66%)
No- 3,465 (44%)
REFERENDUM- SCHOOL DISTRICT OF WEST DE PERE 2
Should the District issue bonds up to $9,900,000 to build a new multi-purpose facility, and improve other athletic facilities at the high school?
Yes- 5,138 (51%)
No- 4981 (49%)
REFERENDUM- SCHOOL DISTRICT OF WITTENBERG-BIRNAMWOOD
Should the District be allowed to issue bonds not to exceed $4,420,000 to build a new gym at the high school?
No- 1,944 (59%)
Yes- 1,362 (41%)
City of De Pere
Should the City exceed tax limit by $900,000 to transform the pools at VFW Park and Legion Park into separate aquatic facilities? Yes- 7,268 (63%) No- 4,294 (34%)
Legalizing Recreational Marijuana
Should the State allow adults 21 and older to legally use, buy and possess marijuana, and permit taxed retail sales of marijuana?
Yes- 1,730,168 (57%)
No- 1,295,252 (43%)
