Father and son trek to South Pole, using only renewable energy
Thirty-two years after becoming the first man to walk to both poles, Robert Swan teamed up with his son Barney for another first: trekking to the South Pole using only renewable energy
There are primaries in four states tonight — Minnesota, Connecticut, Wisconsin and Vermont — but Wisconsin is the state to watch.
The state of play: Sen. Tammy Baldwin is one of 10 red-state Democrats defending their seats this cycle and outside GOP groups have already spent more than $12 million attacking her — before they even have a Republican nominee to challenge her.
Aug. 15, 2018 , 8:26 AM ET Wisconsin Primary Election Results What to watch: Eight Democrats are looking to unseat Governor Scott Walker, a Republican who is seeking a third term. The front-runner in the crowded Democratic field is Tony Evers, the state superintendent, who led Mr. Walker by as many as 13 points in one recent poll. Read more At the federal level, five Republicans are hoping to unseat Senator Tammy Baldwin, a first-term Democratic incumbent running in a state Mr. Trump narrowly won in 2016. Two front-runners on the Republican side — State Senator Leah Vukmir and businessman Kevin Nicholson — are locked in a bitter battle, most recently over a familiar theme: who supports Mr. Trump more . Two Republican-held House districts are considered competitive here, including one long occupied by Representative Paul Ryan, the House speaker who is retiring. Two Democrats, including union organizer Randy Bryce, and five Republicans are running for Mr. Ryan’s seat in the First Congressional District, which has been held by a Republican in more than two decades. In the Sixth District, which Mr. Trump won by 17 points in 2016, Democrats are hoping to oust Representative Glenn Grothman, a two-term Republican incumbent. — SYDNEY EMBER Read more about today’s most important races. Governor Democratic Primary Candidate Vote Pct. Evers Tony Evers 224,544 41.7 % Mitchell Mahlon Mitchell 88,090 16.4 % Roys Kelda Roys 68,965 12.8 % Vinehout Kathleen Vinehout 43,988 8.2 % McCabe Mike McCabe 39,756 7.4 % Flynn Matt Flynn 31,546 5.9 % Soglin Paul Soglin 28,148 5.2 % Gronik Andy Gronik 6,664 1.2 % Wachs Dana Wachs 4,210 0.8 % Pade Josh Pade 1,929 0.4 % Others Others 156,241 29.0 % 537,840 votes, 100% reporting (3,641 of 3,641 precincts) – Show fewer candidates Leader Evers Mitchell Vinehout County Evers Mitchell Roys Rpt. Milwaukee 35,690 39,906 15,292 100 % Dane 39,880 12,048 19,886 100 % Waukesha 12,644 4,428 4,381 100 % Rock 7,128 2,565 1,392 100 % Brown 8,735 1,599 1,932 100 % Racine 5,917 4,493 1,865 100 % Kenosha 5,852 2,428 1,312 100 % Outagamie 6,273 899 2,285 100 % Winnebago 5,973 967 1,562 100 % La Crosse 5,511 987 823 100 % Eau Claire 5,064 645 725 100 % Marathon 5,471 510 1,383 100 % Ozaukee 3,598 1,108 1,331 100 % Sheboygan 4,080 1,209 934 100 % Walworth 3,071 1,259 777 100 % Washington 2,945 1,191 923 100 % Portage 3,684 654 806 100 % Jefferson 2,663 925 715 100 % Sauk 2,568 538 696 100 % Columbia 2,440 651 696 100 % Wood 2,996 447 459 100 % Fond du Lac 2,702 437 588 100 % St. Croix 1,906 352 513 100 % Manitowoc 2,475 415 465 100 % Dodge 1,952 723 467 100 % Chippewa 2,404 236 215 100 % Green 1,519 371 457 100 % Douglas 1,458 680 269 100 % Dunn 1,604 194 196 100 % Door 1,999 211 394 100 % Vernon 1,483 221 217 100 % Grant 1,477 313 287 100 % Waupaca 1,485 219 292 100 % Oneida 1,637 215 242 100 % Calumet 1,480 194 395 100 % Trempealeau 1,178 95 80 100 % Iowa 1,154 271 288 100 % Pierce 822 201 213 100 % Barron 1,564 151 128 100 % Polk 1,106 162 161 100 % Bayfield 1,219 191 159 100 % Monroe 1,305 128 95 100 % Ashland 1,015 154 150 100 % Jackson 697 82 42 100 % Marinette 1,068 119 147 100 % Adams 900 323 163 100 % Vilas 1,043 86 156 100 % Shawano 962 111 207 100 % Oconto 1,008 119 127 100 % Lincoln 1,037 137 161 100 % Juneau 721 193 114 100 % Crawford 706 83 38 100 % Richland 606 140 126 100 % Clark 802 51 73 100 % Sawyer 582 50 73 100 % Waushara 573 106 109 100 % Kewaunee 659 104 104 100 % Marquette 444 163 106 100 % Washburn 556 62 73 100 % Price 672 66 82 100 % Lafayette 480 92 114 100 % Buffalo 410 28 27 100 % Langlade 636 84 86 100 % Burnett 339 75 94 100 % Rusk 567 37 32 100 % Green Lake 462 76 91 100 % Taylor 491 30 72 100 % Pepin 217 15 17 100 % Iron 326 29 23 100 % Forest 255 21 33 100 % Menominee 110 8 16 100 % Florence 88 9 13 100 % Republican Primary Candidate Vote Pct. Walker * Scott Walker * 417,654 91.6 % Meyer Robert Meyer 38,353 8.4 % 456,007 votes, 100% reporting (3,641 of 3,641 precincts) * Incumbent County Walker Meyer Rpt. Waukesha 57,389 2,509 100 % Milwaukee 40,651 2,170 100 % Washington 20,128 1,041 100 % Dane 17,466 1,811 100 % Brown 16,491 1,316 100 % Outagamie 15,008 1,795 100 % Racine 15,818 841 100 % Ozaukee 12,350 443 100 % Sheboygan 11,428 507 100 % Dodge 9,832 1,788 100 % Marathon 10,242 789 100 % Winnebago 10,098 922 100 % Fond du Lac 9,750 1,124 100 % Kenosha 9,371 850 100 % Walworth 9,019 535 100 % Rock 7,401 726 100 % Wood 6,610 1,068 100 % Jefferson 6,902 432 100 % Manitowoc 6,055 484 100 % Oconto 5,287 1,088 100 % Shawano 5,033 884 100 % La Crosse 5,319 454 100 % Calumet 4,951 631 100 % St. Croix 5,018 409 100 % Marinette 4,491 806 100 % Eau Claire 4,872 367 100 % Waupaca 4,417 465 100 % Lincoln 3,733 1,103 100 % Oneida 4,074 713 100 % Chippewa 3,783 305 100 % Portage 3,698 322 100 % Monroe 3,306 686 100 % Polk 3,298 508 100 % Sauk 3,422 380 100 % Waushara 3,201 595 100 % Columbia 3,409 334 100 % Dunn 3,060 624 100 % Clark 2,839 599 100 % Washburn 2,326 656 100 % Door 2,694 242 100 % Barron 2,521 174 100 % Vilas 2,406 111 100 % Taylor 1,985 350 100 % Burnett 1,921 387 100 % Rusk 1,818 283 100 % Pierce 1,857 178 100 % Forest 1,617 401 100 % Grant 1,745 260 100 % Douglas 1,679 223 100 % Green 1,678 191 100 % Adams 1,636 186 100 % Sawyer 1,621 183 100 % Vernon 1,656 143 100 % Green Lake 1,618 146 100 % Juneau 1,581 169 100 % Langlade 1,591 135 100 % Trempealeau 1,569 130 100 % Kewaunee 1,536 114 100 % Marquette 1,241 127 100 % Price 1,157 86 100 % Florence 982 229 100 % Iowa 1,035 104 100 % Jackson 1,037 90 100 % Bayfield 1,004 94 100 % Ashland 845 118 100 % Buffalo 827 62 100 % Richland 766 89 100 % Crawford 736 89 100 % Lafayette 735 80 100 % Iron 481 52 100 % Pepin 463 31 100 % Menominee 70 16 100 % Green Party Primary Candidate Vote Pct. White Michael White Uncontested 0 0.0 % 0% reporting (0 of 0 precincts) Libertarian Party Primary Candidate Vote Pct. Anderson Phil Anderson Uncontested 0 0.0 % 0% reporting (0 of 0 precincts) U.S. Senate Democratic Primary Candidate Vote Pct. Baldwin * Tammy Baldwin * Uncontested 0 0.0 % 0% reporting (0 of 0 precincts) * Incumbent Republican Primary Candidate Vote Pct. Vukmir Leah Vukmir 217,023 49.0 % Nicholson Kevin Nicholson 190,040 42.9 % Lucia George Lucia 18,803 4.2 % Jones Griffin Jones 8,764 2.0 % Barman Charles Barman 7,937 1.8 % Others Others 16,701 3.8 % 442,567 votes, 100% reporting (3,641 of 3,641 precincts) – Show fewer candidates County Vukmir Nicholson Lucia Rpt. Waukesha 40,062 18,057 823 100 % Milwaukee 27,377 13,428 922 100 % Washington 12,963 7,124 474 100 % Dane 8,965 7,862 853 100 % Brown 8,032 8,479 470 100 % Racine 9,001 6,927 383 100 % Outagamie 6,705 8,063 707 100 % Ozaukee 8,118 4,278 240 100 % Sheboygan 5,525 5,298 230 100 % Winnebago 4,590 5,884 272 100 % Dodge 4,588 5,044 689 100 % Marathon 4,656 5,437 386 100 % Fond du Lac 5,233 4,704 387 100 % Kenosha 4,862 4,605 361 100 % Walworth 4,951 3,932 320 100 % Rock 3,264 3,508 485 100 % Wood 2,531 3,968 308 100 % Jefferson 3,515 3,187 224 100 % Manitowoc 3,140 3,008 171 100 % Oconto 2,216 3,012 427 100 % La Crosse 2,398 2,864 237 100 % Shawano 2,209 2,717 427 100 % Calumet 2,492 2,562 228 100 % Eau Claire 2,054 2,745 172 100 % Marinette 1,894 2,455 373 100 % St. Croix 1,800 2,354 526 100 % Waupaca 1,829 2,607 217 100 % Oneida 1,856 2,195 281 100 % Lincoln 1,716 2,162 340 100 % Chippewa 1,333 2,312 159 100 % Portage 1,607 2,091 113 100 % Monroe 1,052 2,398 212 100 % Sauk 1,241 1,870 292 100 % Waushara 1,396 1,812 211 100 % Columbia 1,312 1,789 266 100 % Polk 998 1,485 552 100 % Dunn 1,063 1,633 324 100 % Clark 974 1,727 236 100 % Door 1,306 1,398 106 100 % Barron 699 1,574 178 100 % Vilas 1,018 1,309 110 100 % Washburn 550 1,128 431 100 % Taylor 780 1,074 185 100 % Burnett 581 781 355 100 % Pierce 818 776 214 100 % Grant 466 1,097 204 100 % Rusk 544 1,029 181 100 % Green Lake 820 779 80 100 % Douglas 514 877 232 100 % Vernon 608 917 110 100 % Adams 645 875 118 100 % Juneau 481 946 136 100 % Kewaunee 756 777 62 100 % Forest 575 701 174 100 % Langlade 635 833 79 100 % Sawyer 463 826 216 100 % Trempealeau 604 802 113 100 % Marquette 422 687 140 100 % Price 496 591 52 100 % Jackson 357 626 64 100 % Iowa 438 499 90 100 % Bayfield 354 484 92 100 % Florence 283 413 180 100 % Green 717 66 120 100 % Buffalo 251 490 64 100 % Richland 272 422 58 100 % Ashland 255 305 129 100 % Crawford 214 476 70 100 % Lafayette 221 387 70 100 % Iron 153 240 51 100 % Pepin 174 239 34 100 % Menominee 35 33 7 100 % Democratic Primary Candidate Vote Pct. Bryce Randy Bryce 36,397 59.6 % Myers Cathy Myers 24,690 40.4 % 61,087 votes, 100% reporting (352 of 352 precincts) Republican Primary Candidate Vote Pct. Steil Bryan Steil 30,883 51.6 % Polce Nick Polce 8,945 14.9 % Nehlen Paul Nehlen 6,635 11.1 % Steen Kevin Steen 6,262 10.5 % Ryan Jeremy Ryan 6,221 10.4 % Boivin Brad Boivin 924 1.5 % Others Others 13,407 22.4 % 59,870 votes, 100% reporting (352 of 352 precincts) – Show fewer candidates U.S. House District 2 Democratic Primary Candidate Vote Pct. Pocan * Mark Pocan * Uncontested 0 0.0 % 0% reporting (0 of 0 precincts) * Incumbent U.S. House District 3 Democratic Primary Candidate Vote Pct. Kind * Ron Kind * Uncontested 0 0.0 % 0% reporting (0 of 0 precincts) * Incumbent Republican Primary Candidate Vote Pct. Toft Steve Toft Uncontested 0 0.0 % 0% reporting (0 of 0 precincts) Democratic Primary Candidate Vote Pct. Moore * Gwen Moore * 76,971 89.0 % George Gary George 9,466 11.0 % 86,437 votes, 100% reporting (367 of 367 precincts) * Incumbent Republican Primary Candidate Vote Pct. Rogers Tim Rogers 8,912 55.6 % Werner Cindy Werner 7,121 44.4 % 16,033 votes, 100% reporting (367 of 367 precincts) Democratic Primary Candidate Vote Pct. Palzewicz Tom Palzewicz Uncontested 0 0.0 % 0% reporting (0 of 0 precincts) Republican Primary Candidate Vote Pct. Sensenbrenner * Jim Sensenbrenner * 73,397 81.2 % Vipond Jennifer Vipond 17,010 18.8 % 90,407 votes, 100% reporting (346 of 346 precincts) * Incumbent U.S. House District 6 Democratic Primary Candidate Vote Pct. Kohl Dan Kohl Uncontested 0 0.0 % 0% reporting (0 of 0 precincts) Republican Primary Candidate Vote Pct. Grothman * Glenn Grothman * Uncontested 0 0.0 % 0% reporting (0 of 0 precincts) * Incumbent Democratic Primary Candidate Vote Pct. Engebretson Margaret Engebretson 27,179 57.3 % Ewert Brian Ewert 20,257 42.7 % 47,436 votes, 100% reporting (713 of 713 precincts) Republican Primary Candidate Vote Pct. Duffy * Sean P. Duffy * Uncontested 0 0.0 % 0% reporting (0 of 0 precincts) * Incumbent U.S. House District 8 Democratic Primary Candidate Vote Pct. Liegeois Beau Liegeois Uncontested 0 0.0 % 0% reporting (0 of 0 precincts) Republican Primary Candidate Vote Pct. Gallagher * Mike Gallagher * Uncontested 0 0.0 % 0% reporting (0 of 0 precincts) * Incumbent Lieutenant Governor Democratic Primary Candidate Vote Pct. Barnes Mandela Barnes 326,133 68.0 % Kober Kurt Kober 153,727 32.0 % 479,860 votes, 100% reporting (3,641 of 3,641 precincts) County Barnes Kober Rpt. Milwaukee 78,457 21,986 100 % Dane 70,758 22,222 100 % Waukesha 16,090 8,617 100 % Rock 10,353 5,889 100 % Racine 9,930 5,373 100 % Brown 8,819 5,764 100 % Kenosha 7,382 4,584 100 % Outagamie 7,129 4,126 100 % Winnebago 6,679 3,998 100 % La Crosse 6,479 3,532 100 % Eau Claire 6,463 3,143 100 % Marathon 5,263 3,052 100 % Sheboygan 2,988 4,586 100 % Ozaukee 4,535 2,888 100 % Walworth 4,007 2,462 100 % Washington 3,820 2,511 100 % Portage 3,870 2,127 100 % Sauk 3,740 1,993 100 % Jefferson 3,801 1,921 100 % Columbia 3,347 1,753 100 % Fond du Lac 2,541 2,032 100 % Wood 2,540 2,004 100 % St. Croix 3,038 1,406 100 % Manitowoc 2,217 2,031 100 % Dodge 2,475 1,595 100 % Chippewa 2,233 1,567 100 % Dunn 2,114 1,309 100 % Green 2,214 1,196 100 % Douglas 2,070 1,328 100 % Door 2,107 1,183 100 % Vernon 1,919 1,075 100 % Grant 1,834 1,112 100 % Waupaca 1,616 1,166 100 % Oneida 1,692 1,009 100 % Calumet 1,473 1,039 100 % Trempealeau 1,290 1,196 100 % Iowa 1,671 812 100 % Polk 1,545 905 100 % Barron 1,499 937 100 % Pierce 1,551 850 100 % Bayfield 1,581 624 100 % Monroe 1,274 930 100 % Marinette 991 803 100 % Ashland 1,148 634 100 % Jackson 923 829 100 % Shawano 1,000 730 100 % Vilas 1,038 654 100 % Lincoln 935 728 100 % Oconto 852 742 100 % Adams 871 651 100 % Juneau 845 614 100 % Crawford 815 586 100 % Richland 874 463 100 % Sawyer 749 428 100 % Kewaunee 642 532 100 % Clark 664 508 100 % Waushara 664 445 100 % Washburn 663 423 100 % Marquette 655 411 100 % Lafayette 636 411 100 % Buffalo 555 436 100 % Price 593 390 100 % Langlade 546 396 100 % Burnett 550 364 100 % Rusk 521 344 100 % Green Lake 503 346 100 % Taylor 429 332 100 % Pepin 325 189 100 % Iron 302 191 100 % Forest 205 177 100 % Menominee 132 74 100 % Florence 103 63 100 % Republican Primary Candidate Vote Pct. Kleefisch * Rebecca Kleefisch * Uncontested 0 0.0 % 0% reporting (0 of 0 precincts) * Incumbent Green Party Primary Candidate Vote Pct. Anderson Tiffany Anderson Uncontested 0 0.0 % 0% reporting (0 of 0 precincts) Libertarian Party Primary Candidate Vote Pct. Baird Patrick Baird Uncontested 0 0.0 % 0% reporting (0 of 0 precincts) State Senate Seat Seat Leader Rpt. 1 Dem. 0% Caleb Frostman* Uncontested 1 Rep. 76% Andre Jacque 24% Bill Nauta 100% 3 Dem. 0% Tim Carpenter* Uncontested 5 Dem. 0% Julie Henszey Uncontested 5 Rep. 0% Dale Kooyenga Uncontested 7 Dem. 0% Chris Larson* Uncontested 7 Rep. 0% Red Arnold Uncontested 9 Dem. 0% Kyle Whelton Uncontested 9 Rep. 0% Devin LeMahieu* Uncontested 11 Rep. 0% Steve Nass* Uncontested 13 Dem. 0% Michelle Zahn Uncontested 13 Rep. 0% Scott Fitzgerald* Uncontested 15 Dem. 0% Janis Ringhand* Uncontested 17 Dem. 0% Kriss Marion Uncontested 17 Rep. 0% Howard Marklein* Uncontested 19 Dem. 64% Lee Snodgrass 36% Dan Grady 100% 19 Rep. 0% Roger Roth* Uncontested 21 Dem. 0% Lori Hawkins Uncontested 21 Rep. 0% Van Wanggaard* Uncontested 23 Dem. 0% Chris Kapsner Uncontested 23 Rep. 0% Kathy Bernier Uncontested 25 Dem. 0% Janet Bewley* Uncontested 25 Rep. 0% James Bolen Uncontested 27 Dem. 0% Jon Erpenbach* Uncontested 27 Rep. 0% Casey Helbach Uncontested 29 Dem. 0% Richard Pulcher Uncontested 29 Rep. 0% Jerry Petrowski* Uncontested 31 Dem. 50% Jeff Smith 26% Steve Boe 100% 31 Rep. 0% Mel Pittman Uncontested 31 Green 0% Aaron Camacho Uncontested 33 Rep. 0% Chris Kapenga* Uncontested * Incumbent + Show all races – Show fewer races State Assembly District Dist. Leader Rpt. 1 Rep. 0% Joel Kitchens* Uncontested 2 Dem. 0% Mark Grams Uncontested 2 Rep. 55% Shae Sortwell 45% Dean Raasch 100% 2 Lib. 0% Kevin Bauer Uncontested 3 Dem. 0% Scott Gavin Uncontested 3 Rep. 0% Ron Tusler* Uncontested 4 Dem. 0% Terry Lee Uncontested 4 Rep. 0% David Steffen* Uncontested 5 Dem. 0% Matt Lederer Uncontested 5 Rep. 0% Jim Steineke* Uncontested 6 Dem. 61% Richard Sarnwick 39% William Switalla 100% 6 Rep. 0% Gary Tauchen* Uncontested 6 Lib. 0% Mike Hammond Uncontested 7 Dem. 0% Daniel Riemer* Uncontested 7 Lib. 0% Matthew Bughman Uncontested 8 Dem. 0% JoCasta Zamarripa* Uncontested 8 Rep. 0% Angel Sanchez Uncontested 9 Dem. 64% Marisabel Cabrera 36% Josh Zepnick* 100% 10 Dem. 0% David Bowen* Uncontested 11 Dem. 0% Jason Fields* Uncontested 12 Dem. 59% LaKeshia Myers 41% Fred Kessler* 100% 13 Dem. 0% Dennis McBride Uncontested 13 Rep. 0% Rob Hutton* Uncontested 14 Dem. 0% Robyn Vining Uncontested 14 Rep. 49% Matt Adamczyk 36% Robin Moore 100% 14 Lib. 0% Rick Braun Uncontested 15 Dem. 0% Lillian Cheesman Uncontested 15 Rep. 0% Joe Sanfelippo* Uncontested 16 Dem. 38% Kalan Haywood 34% Supreme Moore Omokunde 100% 17 Dem. 0% David Crowley* Uncontested 18 Dem. 75% Evan Goyke* 25% Travis Spell 100% 19 Dem. 0% Jonathan Brostoff* Uncontested 20 Dem. 0% Christine Sinicki* Uncontested 21 Dem. 0% Gabriel Gomez Uncontested 21 Rep. 0% Jessie Rodriguez* Uncontested 22 Dem. 0% Aaron Matteson Uncontested 22 Rep. 0% Janel Brandtjen* Uncontested 23 Dem. 64% Liz Sumner 29% Andy Lamb 100% 23 Rep. 0% Jim Ott* Uncontested 24 Dem. 0% Emily Siegrist Uncontested 24 Rep. 0% Dan Knodl* Uncontested 25 Dem. 0% Jennifer Estrada Uncontested 25 Rep. 0% Paul Tittl* Uncontested 26 Dem. 0% Rebecca Clarke Uncontested 26 Rep. 0% Terry Katsma* Uncontested 27 Dem. 0% Nanette Bulebosh Uncontested 27 Rep. 0% Tyler Vorpagel* Uncontested 28 Dem. 0% Kim Butler Uncontested 28 Rep. 0% Gae Magnafici Uncontested 29 Dem. 0% John Calabrese Uncontested 29 Rep. 0% Rob Stafsholt* Uncontested 29 Lib. 0% Brian Corriea Uncontested 30 Dem. 0% Barry Hammarback Uncontested 30 Rep. 0% Shannon Zimmerman* Uncontested 31 Dem. 0% Brittany Keyes Uncontested 31 Rep. 0% Amy Loudenbeck* Uncontested 32 Dem. 0% Katherine Gaulke Uncontested 32 Rep. 0% Tyler August* Uncontested 33 Dem. 0% Brandon White Uncontested 33 Rep. 0% Cody Horlacher* Uncontested 34 Dem. 0% Chris Meier Uncontested 34 Rep. 0% Rob Swearingen* Uncontested 35 Dem. 0% Mark Martello Uncontested 35 Rep. 0% Mary Felzkowski* Uncontested 36 Dem. 0% Tim Comer Uncontested 36 Rep. 0% Jeffrey Mursau* Uncontested 37 Rep. 0% John Jagler* Uncontested 38 Dem. 0% Melissa Winker Uncontested 38 Rep. 0% Barbara Dittrich Uncontested 39 Dem. 0% Elisha Barudin Uncontested 39 Rep. 0% Mark Born* Uncontested 40 Dem. 0% Erin Tracy Uncontested 40 Rep. 0% Kevin Petersen* Uncontested 41 Dem. 0% Frank Buress Uncontested 41 Rep. 0% Joan Ballweg* Uncontested 42 Dem. 0% Ann Groves Lloyd Uncontested 42 Rep. 0% Jon Plumer* Uncontested 43 Dem. 0% Don Vruwink* Uncontested 43 Rep. 0% Gabriel Szerlong Uncontested 44 Dem. 0% Deb Kolste* Uncontested 45 Dem. 0% Mark Spreitzer* Uncontested 45 Lib. 0% Reese Wood Uncontested 46 Dem. 0% Gary Hebl* Uncontested 47 Dem. 0% Jimmy Anderson* Uncontested 48 Dem. 0% Melissa Sargent* Uncontested 49 Dem. 0% Mike Mooney Uncontested 49 Rep. 0% Travis Tranel* Uncontested 50 Dem. 0% Art Shrader Uncontested 50 Rep. 0% Tony Kurtz Uncontested 51 Dem. 0% Jeff Wright Uncontested 51 Rep. 0% Todd Novak* Uncontested 52 Dem. 0% Kevin Booth Uncontested 52 Rep. 0% Jeremy Thiesfeldt* Uncontested 53 Dem. 0% Joe Lavrenz Uncontested 53 Rep. 0% Michael Schraa* Uncontested 54 Dem. 0% Gordon Hintz* Uncontested 55 Dem. 0% Dan Schierl Uncontested 55 Rep. 0% Mike Rohrkaste* Uncontested 56 Dem. 59% Diana Lawrence 41% John Cuff 100% 56 Rep. 0% Dave Murphy* Uncontested 57 Dem. 0% Amanda Stuck* Uncontested 58 Dem. 0% Dennis Degenhardt Uncontested 58 Rep. 0% Rick Gundrum* Uncontested 59 Rep. 34% Timothy Ramthun 31% Ty Bodden 100% 60 Dem. 0% Chris Rahlf Uncontested 60 Rep. 0% Robert Brooks* Uncontested 61 Dem. 0% Gina Walkington Uncontested 61 Rep. 0% Samantha Kerkman* Uncontested 62 Dem. 0% John Lehman Uncontested 62 Rep. 68% Robert Wittke 32% John Leiber 100% 63 Dem. 0% Joel Jacobsen Uncontested 63 Rep. 0% Robin Vos* Uncontested 64 Dem. 0% Peter Barca* Uncontested 64 Const. 0% Thomas Harland Uncontested 65 Dem. 0% Tod Ohnstad* Uncontested 66 Dem. 0% Greta Neubauer* Uncontested 67 Dem. 0% Wren Keturi Uncontested 67 Rep. 0% Rob Summerfield* Uncontested 68 Dem. 0% Wendy Sue Johnson Uncontested 68 Rep. 0% Jesse James Uncontested 69 Rep. 0% Bob Kulp* Uncontested 70 Dem. 0% Cari Fay Uncontested 70 Rep. 0% Nancy VanderMeer* Uncontested 71 Dem. 0% Katrina Shankland* Uncontested 72 Dem. 0% David Gorski Uncontested 72 Rep. 0% Scott Krug* Uncontested 73 Dem. 0% Nick Milroy* Uncontested 74 Dem. 0% Beth Meyers* Uncontested 74 Rep. 0% Jeffrey Fahl Uncontested 75 Dem. 0% Ali Holzman Uncontested 75 Rep. 0% Romaine Quinn* Uncontested 76 Dem. 0% Chris Taylor* Uncontested 77 Dem. 50% Shelia Stubbs 36% Shabnam Lotfi 100% 78 Dem. 0% Lisa Subeck* Uncontested 79 Dem. 0% Dianne Hesselbein* Uncontested 80 Dem. 0% Sondy Pope* Uncontested 81 Dem. 0% Dave Considine* Uncontested 82 Rep. 0% Ken Skowronski* Uncontested 82 Lib. 0% Jason Sellnow Uncontested 83 Dem. 0% Jim Brownlow Uncontested 83 Rep. 0% Chuck Wichgers* Uncontested 84 Dem. 0% Erica Flynn Uncontested 84 Rep. 0% Mike Kuglitsch* Uncontested 85 Dem. 0% Alyson Leahy Uncontested 85 Rep. 0% Patrick Snyder* Uncontested 86 Dem. 0% Nancy Stencil Uncontested 86 Rep. 65% John Spiros* 35% Brent Jacobson 100% 87 Dem. 71% Elizabeth Riley 29% Tom Wymore 100% 87 Rep. 0% James Edming* Uncontested 88 Dem. 0% Tom Sieber Uncontested 88 Rep. 0% John Macco* Uncontested 89 Dem. 0% Ken Holdorf Uncontested 89 Rep. 0% John Nygren* Uncontested 90 Dem. 0% Staush Gruszynski Uncontested 91 Dem. 37% Jodi Emerson 27% Thomas Vue 100% 91 Rep. 0% Echo Reardon Uncontested 92 Dem. 49% Rob Grover 29% Desiree Gearing-Lancaster 100% 92 Rep. 0% Treig Pronschinske* Uncontested 93 Dem. 0% Charlie Warner Uncontested 93 Rep. 0% Warren Petryk* Uncontested 94 Dem. 0% Steve Doyle* Uncontested 94 Rep. 0% Albert Rohland Uncontested 95 Dem. 0% Jill Billings* Uncontested 96 Dem. 54% Paul Buhr 47% Alicia Leinberger 100% 96 Rep. 0% Loren Oldenburg Uncontested 97 Rep. 0% Scott Allen* Uncontested 98 Rep. 0% Adam Neylon* Uncontested 99 Rep. 0% Cindi Duchow* Uncontested * Incumbent + Show all races – Show fewer races Attorney General Democratic Primary Candidate Vote Pct. Kaul Josh Kaul Uncontested 0 0.0 % 0% reporting (0 of 0 precincts) Republican Primary Candidate Vote Pct. Schimel * Brad Schimel * Uncontested 0 0.0 % 0% reporting (0 of 0 precincts) * Incumbent Constitution Party Primary Candidate Vote Pct. Larson Terry Larson Uncontested 0 0.0 % 0% reporting (0 of 0 precincts) Secretary of State Democratic Primary Candidate Vote Pct. La Follette * Doug La Follette * 326,618 65.9 % Martin Arvina Martin 168,755 34.1 % 495,373 votes, 100% reporting (3,641 of 3,641 precincts) * Incumbent Republican Primary Candidate Vote Pct. Schroeder Jay Schroeder 254,249 71.3 % Zimmerman Spencer Zimmerman 102,489 28.7 % 356,738 votes, 100% reporting (3,641 of 3,641 precincts) Treasurer Democratic Primary Candidate Vote Pct. Godlewski Sarah Godlewski 200,540 43.4 % Sass Dawn Sass 149,006 32.3 % Kaump Cynthia Kaump 112,195 24.3 % 461,741 votes, 100% reporting (3,641 of 3,641 precincts) Republican Primary Candidate Vote Pct. Hartwig Travis Hartwig 260,884 72.3 % Millies Jill Millies 100,028 27.7 % 360,912 votes, 100% reporting (3,641 of 3,641 precincts) Constitution Party Primary Candidate Vote Pct. Zuelke Andrew Zuelke Uncontested 0 0.0 % 0% reporting (0 of 0 precincts)
Leah Vukmir, a Wisconsin state senator and close ally to Governor Scott Walker, defeated a former Marine who cast himself as a political outsider to win the Republican primary for US Senate in the state's primaries
Ms Vukmir, who beat political newcomer Kevin Nicholson, advances to face Democratic Senator Tammy Baldwin. Republicans have targeted Ms Baldwin - given Ms Baldwin is one of 10 Democrats defending their seats in states won by Donald Trump in 2016 - and outside groups have already spent millions in television ads attacking her.
Ms Vukmir won the endorsement of the Wisconsin Republican Party and the backing of most prominent GOP officeholders, including House Speaker Paul Ryan, on her way to victory. She ran as the proven conservative in the race, pointing to her long voting record in support of Republican priorities.
Both she and Nicholson ran as strong supporters of President Trump. Ms Vukmir overcame the release just two weeks before election of a 2016 tape of her making negative comments about Trump and saying voters would have to hold their noses before casting a ballot for him.
Mr Trump, who narrowly won Wisconsin in 2016 by less than one percentage point, did not endorse in the primary.
Democrats appeared particularly motivated in Wisconsin, where eight candidates lined up for the chance to take on Scott Walker, a two-term incumbent who has warned his party about the prospect of Democratic gains.
Walker's strong anti-union policies made him a villain to Democrats long before Trump's rise. State schools chief Tony Evers, who has clashed with Mr Walker at times, won the Democratic nomination.
Once a target of Trump criticism, Mr Walker gained the president's endorsement in a tweet Monday night calling him “a tremendous Governor who has done incredible things for that Great State.” But Mr Trump's persistent attacks on Wisconsin-based motorcycle maker Harley-Davidson put Republican candidates on their heels in recent days, Walker among them.
Randy Bryce, a union ironworker known by the nickname “Iron Stache,” won Tuesday's Democratic primary in the race to replace Mr Ryan in Wisconsin for a seat he held 20 years before announcing his retirement earlier this year.
Republicans, for their part, pinned their hopes on a former Ryan aide, picking Bryan Steil, an attorney who is from a prominent family in the same hometown as Mr Ryan, in a five-way primary. Mr Steil will face Mr Bryce in November
Bryce called Steil a Ryan “clone” and branded him “Lyin' Bryan” in a statement his campaign texted to The Associated Press on Tuesday evening.
“He has no idea what people in this district need,” said Bryce, who defeated Janesville teacher and school board member Cathy Myers in the Democratic primary.
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