Animal rights activists from out of state were charged Wednesday in Dane County for allegedly stealing three beagles from an animal testing and breeding facility in the town of Blue Mounds more than four years ago.
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Election 2018: A recap of who won major races in Wisconsin
GOVERNOR
3,676 of 3,676 precincts..........100 percent
x-Tony Evers, Dem 1,324,648..........50 percent
Scott Walker, GOP (i) 1,293,799..........48 percent
Phil Anderson, Lib 20,320..........1 percent
Maggie Turnbull, Ind 18,785..........1 percent
Michael White, Grn 11,080..........percent
Arnie Enz, Ind 2,715..........0 percent
U.S. SENATE
3,676 of 3,676 precincts..........100 percent
x-Tammy Baldwin, Dem (i) 1,471,904..........55 percent
Leah Vukmir, GOP 1,183,061..........45 percent
U.S. HOUSE
District 1 SE corner, Kenosha
356 of 356 precincts..........100 percent
x-Bryan Steil, GOP 177,490..........55 percent
Randy Bryce, Dem 137,507..........42 percent
Ken Yorgan, Ind 10,006..........3 percent
District 3 West Central
600 of 600 precincts..........100 percent
x-Ron Kind, Dem (i) 187,615..........60 percent
Steve Toft, GOP 126,897..........40 percent
District 4 Milwaukee
367 of 367 precincts..........100 percent
x-Gwen Moore, Dem (i) 208,127..........76 percent
Tim Rogers, GOP 60,240..........22 percent
Robert Raymond, Ind 7,228..........3 percent
District 5 SE, Milwaukee subs
352 of 352 precincts..........100 percent
x-Jim Sensenbrenner, GOP (i) 223,989..........62 percent
Tom Palzewicz, Dem 136,995..........38 percent
District 6 East Central
430 of 430 precincts..........100 percent
x-Glenn Grothman, GOP (i) 180,314..........56 percent
Dan Kohl, Dem 144,530..........44 percent
District 7 North
720 of 720 precincts..........100 percent
x-Sean Duffy, GOP (i) 193,126 ..........60 percent
Margaret Engebretson, Dem 123,548..........38 percent
Ken Driessen, Ind 4,372..........1 percent
District 8 Northeast, Green Bay
414 of 414 precincts..........100 percent
x-Mike Gallagher, GOP (i) 209,400 - 64 percent
Beau Liegeois, Dem 119,263 - 36 percent
ATTORNEY GENERAL
Above, Josh Kaul speaks to reporters on the steps of the Dane County Courthouse Wednesday morning, surrounded by supporters including his wife, Lindsey Powell.
3,676 of 3,676 precincts..........100%
Josh Kaul, Dem 1,310,300..........50%
Brad Schimel, GOP (i) 1,287,627..........49%
Terry Larson, CST 47,152..........2%
STATE SENATE
District 1
106 of 106 precincts..........100 percent
x-Andre Jacque, GOP 47,286..........55 percent
Caleb Frostman, Dem (i) 39,414..........45 percent
District 5
93 of 93 precincts..........100 percent
x-Dale Kooyenga, GOP 47,415..........51 percent
Julie Henszey, Dem 45,021..........49 percent
District 7
67 of 67 precincts..........100 percent
x-Chris Larson, Dem (i) 56,190..........66 percent
Red Arnold, GOP 28,456..........34 percent
District 9
86 of 86 precincts..........100 percent
x-Devin LeMahieu, GOP (i) 44,677..........59 percent
Kyle Whelton, Dem 31,683..........41 percent
District 13
97 of 97 precincts..........100 percent
x-Scott Fitzgerald, GOP (i) 49,051..........59 percent
Michelle Zahn, Dem 34,160..........41 percent
District 17
201 of 201 precincts..........100 percent
x-Howard Marklein, GOP (i) 37,469..........54 percent
Kriss Marion, Dem 31,775..........46 percent
District 19
87 of 87 precincts..........100 percent
x-Roger Roth, GOP (i) 43,492..........53 percent
Lee Snodgrass, Dem 38,179..........47 percent
District 21
62 of 62 precincts..........100 percent
x-Van Wanggaard, GOP (i) 48,600..........58 percent
Lori Hawkins, Dem 35,111..........42 percent
District 23
159 of 159 precincts..........100 percent
x-Kathy Bernier, GOP 42,968..........59 percent
Chris Kapsner, Dem 29,631..........41 percent
District 25
205 of 205 precincts..........100 percent
x-Janet Bewley, Dem (i) 39,607..........51 percent
James Bolen, GOP 37,913..........49 percent
District 27
121 of 121 precincts..........100 percent
x-Jon Erpenbach, Dem (i) 64,595..........66 percent
Casey Helbach, GOP 32,990..........34 percent
District 29
173 of 173 precincts..........100 percent
x-Jerry Petrowski, GOP (i) 49,125..........65 percent
Richard Pulcher, Dem 26,984..........35 percent
District 31
185 of 185 precincts..........100 percent
x-Jeff Smith, Dem 40,022..........52 percent
Mel Pittman, GOP 35,685..........46 percent
Aaron Camacho, Grn 1,776..........2 percent
STATE ASSEMBLY
District 1
41 of 41 precincts..........100%
x-Joel Kitchens, GOP (i) 20,612..........68%
Roberta Thelen, Ind 9,560..........32%
District 2
30 of 30 precincts..........100%
x-Shae Sortwell, GOP 15,014..........55%
Mark Grams, Dem 10,117..........37%
Jeff Dahlke, Ind 1,494..........5%
Kevin Bauer, Lib 745..........3%
District 3
35 of 35 precincts..........100%
x-Ron Tusler, GOP (i) 15,845..........57%
Scott Gavin, Dem 11,777..........43%
District 4
22 of 22 precincts..........100%
x-David Steffen, GOP (i) 15,291..........55%
Terry Lee, Dem 12,585..........45%
District 5
23 of 23 precincts..........100%
x-Jim Steineke, GOP (i) 17,175..........61%
Matt Lederer, Dem 10,952..........39%
District 6
46 of 47 precincts..........98%
x-Gary Tauchen, GOP (i) 15,025..........61%
Richard Sarnwick, Dem 7,783..........32%
Mike Hammond, Lib 1,675..........7%
District 7
32 of 32 precincts..........100%
x-Daniel Riemer, Dem (i) 15,186..........79%
Matthew Bughman, Lib 3,953..........21%
District 8
27 of 27 precincts..........100%
x-JoCasta Zamarripa, Dem (i) 7,384..........82%
Angel Sanchez, GOP 1,639..........18%
District 13
30 of 30 precincts..........100%
x-Rob Hutton, GOP (i) 16,619..........51%
Dennis McBride, Dem 15,660..........49%
District 14
35 of 35 precincts..........100%
Matt Adamczyk, GOP 16,062..........48%
Robyn Vining, Dem 16,041..........48%
Rick Braun, Lib 679..........2%
Steven Shevey, Ind 394..........1%
District 15
27 of 27 precincts..........100%
x-Joe Sanfelippo, GOP (i) 14,560..........56%
Lillian Cheesman, Dem 11,460..........44%
District 21
12 of 12 precincts..........100%
x-Jessie Rodriguez, GOP (i) 14,280..........55%
Gabriel Gomez, Dem 11,806..........45%
District 22
33 of 33 precincts..........100%
x-Janel Brandtjen, GOP (i) 21,198..........64%
Aaron Matteson, Dem 11,877..........36%
District 23
32 of 32 precincts..........100%
x-Jim Ott, GOP (i) 19,470..........51%
Liz Sumner, Dem 18,386..........49%
District 24
24 of 24 precincts..........100%
x-Dan Knodl, GOP (i) 17,649..........54%
Emily Siegrist, Dem 15,244..........46%
District 25
29 of 29 precincts..........100%
x-Paul Tittl, GOP (i) 14,785..........62%
Jennifer Estrada, Dem 9,045..........38%
District 26
28 of 28 precincts..........100%
x-Terry Katsma, GOP (i) 14,485..........58%
Rebecca Clarke, Dem 10,466..........42%
District 27
29 of 29 precincts..........100%
x-Tyler Vorpagel, GOP (i) 16,532..........60%
Nanette Bulebosh, Dem 11,191..........40%
District 28
45 of 45 precincts..........100%
x-Gae Magnafici, GOP 14,442..........59%
Kim Butler, Dem 10,029..........41%
District 29
36 of 36 precincts..........100%
x-Rob Stafsholt, GOP (i) 12,263..........55%
John Calabrese, Dem 9,611..........43%
Brian Corriea, Lib 609..........3%
District 30
20 of 20 precincts..........100%
x-Shannon Zimmerman, GOP (i) 15,242..........54%
Barry Hammarback, Dem 13,012..........46%
District 31
36 of 36 precincts..........100%
x-Amy Loudenbeck, GOP (i) 15,299..........58%
Brittany Keyes, Dem 11,305..........42%
District 32
22 of 22 precincts..........100%
x-Tyler August, GOP (i) 14,813..........59%
Katherine Gaulke, Dem 10,182..........41%
District 33
23 of 23 precincts..........100%
x-Cody Horlacher, GOP (i) 16,681..........63%
Brandon White, Dem 9,611..........37%
District 34
53 of 53 precincts..........100%
x-Rob Swearingen, GOP (i) 19,698..........62%
Chris Meier, Dem 12,097..........38%
District 35
70 of 70 precincts..........100%
x-Mary Felzkowski, GOP (i) 17,140..........64%
Mark Martello, Dem 9,801..........36%
District 36
59 of 59 precincts..........100%
x-Jeffrey Mursau, GOP (i) 16,855..........66%
Tim Comer, Dem 8,494..........34%
District 38
30 of 30 precincts..........100%
x-Barbara Dittrich, GOP 18,019..........58%
Melissa Winker, Dem 13,272..........42%
District 39
39 of 39 precincts..........100%
x-Mark Born, GOP (i) 15,940..........63%
Elisha Barudin, Dem 9,210..........37%
District 40
47 of 47 precincts..........100%
x-Kevin Petersen, GOP (i) 15,794..........64%
Erin Tracy, Dem 8,859..........36%
District 41
50 of 50 precincts..........100%
x-Joan Ballweg, GOP (i) 15,260..........63%
Frank Buress, Dem 8,985..........37%
District 42
55 of 55 precincts..........100%
x-Jon Plumer, GOP (i) 15,301..........58%
Ann Groves Lloyd, Dem 11,210..........42%
District 43
38 of 38 precincts..........100%
x-Don Vruwink, Dem (i) 16,240..........61%
Gabriel Szerlong, GOP 10,288..........39%
District 45
38 of 38 precincts..........100%
x-Mark Spreitzer, Dem (i) 14,196..........80%
Reese Wood, Lib 3,496..........20%
District 49
69 of 69 precincts..........100%
x-Travis Tranel, GOP (i) 12,858..........59%
Mike Mooney, Dem 8,962..........41%
District 50
70 of 70 precincts..........100%
x-Tony Kurtz, GOP 12,379..........55%
Art Shrader, Dem 9,657..........43%
James Krus, Ind 622..........3%
District 51
62 of 62 precincts..........100%
x-Todd Novak, GOP (i) 12,444..........51%
Jeff Wright, Dem 12,115..........49%
District 52
38 of 38 precincts..........100%
x-Jeremy Thiesfeldt, GOP (i) 15,164..........62%
Kevin Booth, Dem 9,427..........38%
District 53
40 of 40 precincts..........100%
x-Michael Schraa, GOP (i) 15,160..........63%
Joe Lavrenz, Dem 8,812..........37%
District 55
18 of 18 precincts..........100%
x-Mike Rohrkaste, GOP (i) 15,122..........55%
Dan Schierl, Dem 12,283..........45%
District 56
39 of 39 precincts..........100%
x-Dave Murphy, GOP (i) 18,033..........60%
Diana Lawrence, Dem 12,110..........40%
District 58
15 of 15 precincts..........100%
x-Rick Gundrum, GOP (i) 20,468..........71%
Dennis Degenhardt, Dem 8,368..........29%
District 60
35 of 35 precincts..........100%
x-Robert Brooks, GOP (i) 20,701..........65%
Chris Rahlf, Dem 11,181..........35%
District 61
26 of 26 precincts..........100%
x-Samantha Kerkman, GOP (i) 16,603..........62%
Gina Walkington, Dem 10,207..........38%
District 62
19 of 19 precincts..........100%
x-Robert Wittke, GOP 16,035..........55%
John Lehman, Dem 13,161..........45%
District 63
17 of 17 precincts..........100%
x-Robin Vos, GOP (i) 16,775..........61%
Joel Jacobsen, Dem 10,705..........39%
District 64
58 of 58 precincts..........100%
x-Peter Barca, Dem (i) 16,773..........79%
Thomas Harland, CST 4,441..........21%
District 67
52 of 52 precincts..........100%
x-Rob Summerfield, GOP (i) 15,970..........62%
Wren Keturi, Dem 9,878..........38%
District 68
46 of 46 precincts..........100%
x-Jesse James, GOP 14,128..........58%
Wendy Sue Johnson, Dem 10,394..........42%
District 70
60 of 60 precincts..........100%
x-Nancy VanderMeer, GOP (i) 15,026..........62%
Cari Fay, Dem 9,222..........38%
District 72
32 of 32 precincts..........100%
x-Scott Krug, GOP (i) 14,773..........57%
David Gorski, Dem 10,992..........43%
District 74
103 of 103 precincts..........100%
x-Beth Meyers, Dem (i) 15,735..........56%
Jeffrey Fahl, GOP 12,275..........44%
District 75
55 of 55 precincts..........100%
x-Romaine Quinn, GOP (i) 14,921..........62%
Ali Holzman, Dem 9,120..........38%
District 82
33 of 33 precincts..........100%
x-Ken Skowronski, GOP (i) 18,039..........68%
Jason Sellnow, Lib 8,300..........32%
District 83
21 of 21 precincts..........100%
x-Chuck Wichgers, GOP (i) 22,351..........70%
Jim Brownlow, Dem 9,624..........30%
District 84
38 of 38 precincts..........100%
x-Mike Kuglitsch, GOP (i) 16,670..........57%
Erica Flynn, Dem 12,330..........43%
District 85
43 of 43 precincts..........100%
x-Patrick Snyder, GOP (i) 13,791..........55%
Alyson Leahy, Dem 11,148..........45%
District 86
40 of 40 precincts..........100%
x-John Spiros, GOP (i) 17,172..........60%
Nancy Stencil, Dem 10,575..........37%
Michael Tauschek, Ind 945..........3%
District 87
90 of 90 precincts..........100%
x-James Edming, GOP (i) 15,159..........67%
Elizabeth Riley, Dem 7,382..........33%
District 88
20 of 20 precincts..........100%
x-John Macco, GOP (i) 14,628..........53%
Tom Sieber, Dem 12,793..........47%
District 89
21 of 21 precincts..........100%
x-John Nygren, GOP (i) 17,091..........67%
Ken Holdorf, Dem 8,459..........33%
District 91
41 of 41 precincts..........100%
x-Jodi Emerson, Dem 17,510..........67%
Echo Reardon, GOP 8,798..........33%
District 92
70 of 70 precincts..........100%
x-Treig Pronschinske, GOP (i) 12,956..........55%
Rob Grover, Dem 10,451..........45%
District 93
74 of 74 precincts..........100%
x-Warren Petryk, GOP (i) 15,936..........58%
Charlie Warner, Dem 11,440..........42%
District 94
24 of 24 precincts..........100%
x-Steve Doyle, Dem (i) 17,496..........60%
Albert Rohland, GOP 11,567..........40%
District 96
76 of 76 precincts..........100%
x-Loren Oldenburg, GOP 12,316..........52%
Paul Buhr, Dem 11,545..........48%
OTHER STATE OFFICES
Above, Secretary of State Doug La Follette
Secretary of State
3,676 of 3,676 precincts..........100%
x-Doug La Follette, Dem (i) 1,380,202..........53%
Jay Schroeder, GOP, 1,233,404 ..........47%
Treasurer
3,676 of 3,676 precincts..........100%
x-Sarah Godlewski, Dem 1,323,586..........51%
Travis Hartwig, GOP 1,215,553..........47%
Andrew Zuelke, CST 59,536..........2%
SCHOOL REFERENDUMS
Students at Middleton High School make their way through the school's crowded hallways on Oct. 18 -- one of many schools with referendums Tuesday.
Belmont
5 of 5 precincts..........100%
Borrow $9.85 million for safety and security upgrades, classroom additions and other improvements.
x-Yes 469..........56%
No 375..........44%
Beloit Turner
13 of 13 precincts..........100%
Borrow $26.485 million to build an elementary school and renovate the high school.
x-Yes 2,206..........57%
No 1,633..........43%
Brodhead
7 of 7 precincts..........100%
Exceed revenue limits by $950,000 in the 2019-20 through 2021-22 school years.
x-Yes 1,589..........60%
No 1,042..........40%
Dodgeville
11 of 11 precincts..........100%
Borrow $10 million for gymnasium at Dodgeville High School.
x-Yes 2,292..........60%
No 1,556..........40%
Edgerton
9 of 9 precincts..........100%
Exceed revenue limits by $1.25 million beginning with the 2018-19 school year.
x-Yes 4,074..........68%
No 1,931..........32%
Edgerton
9 of 9 precincts..........100%
Borrow $40.6 million for addition to elementary school, renovations at the high school and make other improvements districtwide.
x-Yes 4,197..........70%
No 1,793..........30%
Evansville
8 of 8 precincts..........100%
Exceed revenue limits by $1.2 million for the 2019-20 through 2023-24 school years.
x-Yes 2,898..........62%
No 1,802..........38%
Evansville
8 of 8 precincts..........100%
Borrow $34 million to build a middle school, make improvements to the high school and remodel the field house.
x-Yes 2,942..........62%
No 1,776..........38%
Jefferson
9 of 9 precincts..........100%
Exceed revenue limits by $775,000 for the 2019-20 through 2022-23 school years.
x-Yes 2,852..........57%
No 2,159..........43%
Juda
4 of 4 precincts..........100%
Exceed revenue limits by $350,000 a year beginning with the 2018-19 school year.
x-Yes 344..........55%
No 277..........45%
Lake Mills
6 of 6 precincts..........100%
Borrow $6.9 million to add classrooms and remodel the high school.
x-Yes 3,147..........64%
No 1,766..........36%
Lake Mills
6 of 6 precincts..........100%
Borrow $2.49 million for improvements to athletic areas and to build an outdoor facility at the high school.
x-Yes 2,504..........51%
No 2,396..........49%
Middleton-Cross Plains
30 of 30 precincts..........100%
Borrow $138.9 million for new elementary school, addition to the high school and other improvements.
x-Yes 15,924..........70%
No 6,966..........30%
Middleton-Cross Plains
30 of 30 precincts..........100%
Exceed revenue limits by $2.8 million for the 2019-20 school year and by $2 million for the 2020-21 school year and thereafter.
x-Yes 15,838..........69%
No 7,062..........31%
Mineral Point
8 of 8 precincts..........100%
Exceed revenue limits by $350,000 a year.
x-Yes 1,215..........59%
No 856..........41%
Mineral Point
8 of 8 precincts..........100%
Borrow $11.92 million for addition to elementary school.
x-Yes 1,116..........54%
No 961..........46%
Monona Grove
10 of 10 precincts..........100%
Exceed revenue limits by $930,000 a year.
x-Yes 5,995..........58%
No 4,347..........42%
Monona Grove
10 of 10 precincts..........100%
Borrow $57 million for new elementary school, other improvements.
x-Yes 6,113..........59%
No 4,230..........41%
Monroe
11 of 11 precincts..........100%
Exceed revenue limits by $1.5 million per year from 2019-20 to 2023-24.
x-Yes 4,459..........67%
No 2,228..........33%
Monroe
11 of 11 precincts..........100%
Borrow $3.36 million for improvements at Parkside Elementary and Monroe Middle schools.
x-Yes 4,638..........70%
No 2,002..........30%
New Glarus
9 of 9 precincts..........100%
Exceed revenue limits by $500,000 per year.
x-Yes 1,799..........72%
No 717..........28%
New Glarus
9 of 9 precincts..........100%
Exceed revenue limits by $1.2 million in the current school year to buy land.
x-Yes 1,467..........58%
No 1,043..........42%
Oregon
11 of 11 precincts..........100%
Exceed revenue limits by $2.1 million per year.
x-Yes 7,402..........63%
No 4,439..........37%
Oregon
11 of 11 precincts..........100%
Borrow $44.9 million for new elementary school.
x-Yes 7,662..........65%
No 4,195..........35%
Poynette
8 of 8 precincts..........100%
Borrow $28.385 million for new elementary school, other improvements.
x-Yes 2,184..........63%
No 1,279..........37%
River Valley
17 of 17 precincts..........100%
Exceed revenue limits by $1.3 million in 2019-20, $2.25 million in 2020-21 and $3 million in 2021-22.
x-No 2,514..........52%
Yes 2,326..........48%
Watertown
11 of 11 precincts..........100%
Exceed revenue limits by $2 million in 2018-19, $3.5 million in 2019-20, $3.5 million in 2020-21, $3.7 million in 2021-22 and $3.9 million in 2022-23.
x-Yes 6,303..........51%
No 6,161..........49%
Whitewater
14 of 14 precincts..........100%
Exceed revenue limits by $2 million in 2019-20, $2.8 million in 2020-21, $3.6 million in 2021-22 and $4.4 million in 2022-23.
x-Yes 4,729..........64%
No 2,717..........36%
Wisconsin Dells
11 of 11 precincts..........100%
Borrow $33.685 million for new high school.
x-Yes 3,599..........64%
No 1,991..........36%
MUNICIPAL REFERENDUMS
A referendum in Mount Horeb to declare a facility that raises beagles for animal testing a public nuisance sharply divided the Dane County village.
ADAMS COUNTY
Town of Adams
1 of 1 precincts..........100%
Making town clerk and treasurer appointed positions.
x-No 291..........51%
Yes 285..........49%
Town of Easton
1 of 1 precincts..........100%
Allowing ATV/UTV use on paved roads.
x-Yes 272..........59%
No 189..........41%
CRAWFORD COUNTY
Town of Scott
1 of 1 precincts..........100%
Making town clerk an appointed position.
x-Yes 146..........70%
No 63..........30%
DANE COUNTY
Dane County
246 of 246 precincts..........100%
Urging Legislature to legalize marijuana.
x-Yes 219,678..........76%
No 68,237..........24%
Dane County
246 of 246 precincts..........100%
Urging Legislature to close the "dark store" loophole, which allows big-box retailers to base their assessments on nearby vacant buildings.
x-Yes 258,270..........92%
No 23,126..........8%
City of Sun Prairie
6 of 6 precincts..........100%
Urging Legislature to close the "dark store" loophole, which allows big-box retailers to base their assessments on nearby vacant buildings.
x-Yes 12,816..........89%
No 1,506..........11%
Village of DeForest
6 of 6 precincts..........100%
Urging Legislature to close the "dark store" loophole, which allows big-box retailers to base their assessments on nearby vacant buildings.
x-Yes 4,091..........90%
No 475..........10%
Village of Mount Horeb
2 of 2 precincts..........100%
Declaring any facility that holds cats or dogs for medical testing a public nuisance.
x-No 2,273..........59%
Yes 1,591..........41%
Town of Black Earth
1 of 1 precincts..........100%
Making town clerk an appointed position.
x-Yes 176..........64%
No 100..........36%
Town of Deerfield
1 of 1 precincts..........100%
Making town clerk an appointed position.
x-Yes 483..........58%
No 343..........42%
Town of Madison
2 of 2 precincts..........100%
Increasing the town's portion of the tax levy by 22 percent.
x-Yes 1,558..........73%
No 566..........27%
Town of Sun Prairie
1 of 1 precincts..........100%
Making town clerk an appointed position.
x-Yes 864..........70%
No 373..........30%
Town of Vermont
1 of 1 precincts..........100%
Urging amending the U.S. Constitution to establish that only human beings, not corporations, are entitled to constitutional rights.
x-Yes 470..........86%
No 77..........14%
Town of Vermont
1 of 1 precincts..........100%
Making town clerk and treasurer appointed positions.
x-Yes 379..........69%
No 168..........31%
DODGE COUNTY
Town of Trenton
1 of 1 precincts..........100%
Making town clerk an appointed position.
x-Yes 363..........59%
No 255..........41%
Town of Trenton
1 of 1 precincts..........100%
Making town treasurer an appointed position.
x-Yes 351..........57%
No 260..........43%
GRANT COUNTY
Village of Blue River
1 of 1 precincts..........100%
Allowing ATV/UTV use on village roads.
x-Yes 83..........72%
No 33..........28%
Grant County
55 of 55 precincts..........100%
Urging Legislature to close the "dark store" loophole, which allows big-box retailers to base their assessments on nearby vacant buildings.
x-Yes 12,562..........70%
No 5,504..........30%
GREEN COUNTY
Green County
25 of 25 precincts..........100%
Exceeding the levy limit over the next six years by a total of 6.625 percent.
x-Yes 9,738..........59%
No 6,786..........41%
Village of Monticello
1 of 1 precincts..........100%
Exceeding the levy limit for next five years by a total of 66.5 percent.
x-Yes 359..........66%
No 184..........34%
Town of Adams
1 of 1 precincts..........100%
Allowing ATV/UTV use on town roads.
x-No 189..........71%
Yes 77..........29%
Town of Brooklyn
1 of 1 precincts..........100%
Making town clerk an appointed position.
x-No 406..........64%
Yes 228..........36%
Town of Cadiz
1 of 1 precincts..........100%
Making town clerk and treasurer an appointed position.
x-No 254..........67%
Yes 125..........33%
Town of Decatur
1 of 1 precincts..........100%
Exceeding the levy limit for fiscal 2019 by 37 percent.
x-Yes 452..........54%
No 392..........46%
Town of Decatur
1 of 1 precincts..........100%
Making town clerk and treasurer an appointed position.
x-Yes 450..........52%
No 409..........48%
JEFFERSON COUNTY
Jefferson County
39 of 39 precincts..........100%
Urging Legislature to close the "dark store" loophole, which allows big-box retailers to base their assessments on nearby vacant buildings.
x-Yes 19,787..........60%
No 13,317..........40%
Village of Johnson Creek
1 of 1 precincts..........100%
Allowing ATV/UTV use on village roads.
x-No 713..........55%
Yes 576..........45%
RICHLAND COUNTY
Town of Bloom
1 of 1 precincts..........100%
Granting a liquor license.
x-Yes 117..........58%
No 84..........42%
ROCK COUNTY
Rock County
98 of 98 precincts..........100%
Urging Legislature to legalize marijuana.
x-Yes 46,589..........69%
No 20,746..........31%
Rock County
98 of 98 precincts..........100%
Urging Legislature to close the "dark store" loophole, which allows big-box retailers to base their assessments on nearby vacant buildings.
x-Yes 47,480..........73%
No 17,128..........27%
SAUK COUNTY
Sauk County
47 of 47 precincts..........100%
Urging Legislature to created nonpartisan procedure for drawing legislative districts.
x-Yes 18,914..........72%
No 7,503..........28%
Sauk County
47 of 47 precincts..........100%
Urging amending the U.S. Constitution to establish that only human beings, not corporations, are entitled to constitutional rights.
x-Yes 19,431..........72%
No 7,555..........28%
Sauk County
47 of 47 precincts..........100%
Urging amending the U.S. Constitution to state that money is not speech, and that regulating political contributions and spending is not equivalent to limiting speech.
x-Yes 17,567..........66%
No 9,023..........34%
Sauk County
47 of 47 precincts..........100%
Urging Legislature to legalize marijuana for medical use.
x-Yes 22,684..........80%
No 5,673..........20%
Town of Excelsior
1 of 1 precincts..........100%
Allowing ATV/UTV use on town roads.
x-Yes 423..........51%
No 407..........49%
Town of Troy
1 of 1 precincts..........100%
Allowing ATV/UTV use on town roads.
x-Yes 250..........60%
No 166..........40%
COUNTY OFFICES
Polling place workers consult with each other over stacks of ballots Tuesday afternoon at the Baraboo Civic Center.
Adams County Sheriff
20 of 20 precincts..........100%
x-Brent R. York, GOP 4,860..........52%
Sam Wollin, Dem 4,472..........48%
Green County Sheriff
25 of 25 precincts..........100%
x-Jeff Skatrud, Dem 8,801..........52%
Mark A. Rohloff, GOP 7,994..........48%
Rock County Clerk of court
98 of 98 precincts..........100%
x-Jacki Gackstatter, Dem 45,367..........77%
Chelo Dassow, Ind 13,861..........23%
Rock County Sheriff
98 of 98 precincts..........100%
x-Troy Knudson, Dem 40,893..........61%
Jude G. Maurer, GOP 26,030..........39%
Sauk County Sheriff
47 of 47 precincts..........100%
x-Chip Meister, GOP 17,448..........61%
Paul Hefty, Dem 11,214..........39%
