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Election Highlights
United States Senate
With 98.8 percent of the vote in, Democrat U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin (49.4 percent) led over Eric Hovde (R)
United States House
1st District: Rep. Bryan Steil (54.1 percent) won, defeating Peter Barca (D)
2nd District: Rep. Mark Pocan (70.1 percent) won, defeating Erik Olsen (R)
3rd District: Rep. Derrick Van Orden (51.4 percent) won, defeating Rebecca Cooke (D)
4th District: Rep. Gwen Moore (74.9 percent) won, defeating Tim Rogers (R)
5th District: Rep. Scott Fitzgerald (64.5 percent) won, defeating Ben Steinhoff (D)
6th District: Rep. Glenn Grothman (61.5 percent) won, defeating John Zarbano (D)
7th District: Rep. Tom Tiffany (63.6 percent) won, defeating Kyle Kilbourn (D)
8th District: Tony Wied (57.4 percent) won, defeating Kristin Lyerly (D)
State Senate
Wisconsin’s updated legislative maps have led to a reduced majority for Senate Republicans. Out of the Senate’s 33 seats, 16 were contested in this election. The Republicans now hold 18 seats, while the Democrats hold 15 seats.
State Assembly
The newly drawn redistricting maps have narrowed the previously secure Republican majorities. As of early this morning, the Assembly stands at 52 Republicans and 43 Democrats with four races undetermined. These results are likely to foster a new dynamic in the Assembly, potentially creating a greater need for bipartisan compromise on key issues.
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