Election 2020: Who's on the Nov. 3 ballot?
The presidential election isn't the only contest on the Nov. 3 ballot. Find out more about congressional and legislative races in south central Wisconsin.
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A four-term Democratic incumbent (I) faces a Republican challenger.
A 12th-term Democratic incumbent (I) faces a Republican challenger in the 3rd Congressional District in the Nov. 3 election.
U.S. Rep. Jim Sensenbrenner, a Republican who has held the seat since 1979, is retiring.
A three-term Republican incumbent (I) faces a challenge from a Democratic former state senator.
Democrat Joni Anderson and Republican Joan Ballweg are facing off for the 14th Senate District seat.
Two candidates are vying to represent the 16th Senate District, which covers parts of Madison's North and East sides, as well as Monona, Fitchburg, Stoughton and Sun Prairie.
A Walworth resident is challenging the incumbent (I) for the seat representing the 31st Assembly District in the Nov. 3 election. The term is for two years.
A business owner is challenging the incumbent (I) for the seat representing the 33rd Assembly District in the Nov. 3 election. The term is for two years.
Democrat Abigail Lowery and independent Stephen Ratzlaff are trying to unseat Republican incumbent John Jagler in the Nov. 3 election.
A first-term incumbent (I) Republican faces a Democratic challenger in the race to represent Wisconsin residents in the 38th Assembly District.
A four-term Republican incumbent (I) faces a Democratic challenger in a district that covers Beaver Dam and the eastern half of Dodge County in the Nov. 3 election.
An aide for a Republican U.S. congressman and a Ripon School Board member are vying in the Nov. 3 race for the state Assembly’s 41st District.
A Republican incumbent (I) serving his first full term after winning a June 2018 special election faces a Democratic challenger in the Nov. 3 election.
A Town of Milton board supervisor and daycare owner is challenging a Democratic incumbent (I) in the race to represent the Assembly's 43rd district in the Nov. 3 election. The term is for two years.
Two Janesville City Council members are squaring off in a contest to fill the seat vacated by incumbent Democrat Deb Kolste, who is not running for a fifth term.Â
A political newcomer is challenging a three-term incumbent in Wisconsin's 45th Assembly District, which includes parts of Green and Rock counties on the Illinois border.
An eight-term Democratic incumbent (I) faces a Republican challenger in a district that covers Sun Prairie, Cottage Grove and Stoughton.
A Republican who has run for statewide office as a Libertarian is challenging a two-term Democratic incumbent (I) in the Nov. 3 election.
Two candidates are vying to represent the 48th Assembly District, which covers the East and North sides of Madison and the village of Maple Bluff, in the Nov. 3 election.
A five-term Republican incumbent (I) faces a Democratic challenger in a district that covers the southwest corner of the state in the Nov. 3 election. The term is for two years.
A first-term Republican incumbent faces a Democratic challenger in an area northwest of the Wisconsin Dells that includes Mauston and Reedsburg.
Three-term Republican incumbent Rep. Todd Novak faces Democratic challenger Kriss Marion in the Nov. 3 election.
A restaurant owner who won a crowded Democratic primary in August faces a Republican college senior in the race to represent Madison's Isthmus and East Side in the Nov. 3 election. The term is for two years.
A four-term Democratic incumbent (I) faces a Republican challenger in the Nov. 3 election for an Assembly seat that covers parts of the Far West Side of Madison, Cross Plains, Middleton, Verona and Waunakee.
A nine-term Democratic incumbent (I) faces a Republican challenger in the Nov. 3 election in a district that spans parts of Iowa, Dane and Green counties southwest of Madison.
The district is centered around Devil's Lake State Park and includes parts of Iowa, Dane, Columbia and Sauk counties.
Residents of battleground Wisconsin headed to the polls Tuesday amid the divisions fueled by Donald Trump's presidency and a pandemic that's infected more than 232,000 people, killed 2,050 and convinced more than 40% of voting-age people to cast their ballots early.
