Complete coverage of Tuesday’s primary election in Wisconsin
The Democratic primary for governor was a nail-biter, and voters also picked their party’s nominees for dozens of other state and legislative offices Tuesday.
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Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley narrowly beat Rep. Francesca Hong, D-Madison, in an upset win after being locked in a neck-and-neck battle nearly all of Tuesday night.
Tiffany heads into November with $5 million in campaign funds, backing from President Donald Trump and 17 years in federal, state and local politics.
Varnam defeated Will Martin, a former top aide to Govs. Tommy Thompson and Scott Walker.
Schroeder will go on to face Democratic candidate JoCasta Zamarripa and Green Party candidate Pete Karas.
Xiong will face incumbent Republican John Leiber in the November general election.
Democrat Rebecca Cooke is set to take on incumbent Rep. Derrick Van Orden in Wisconsin's 3rd Congressional District in November.
Jacobson, D-Oregon, who served on the Oregon Village Board prior to joining the Legislature, defeated challengers Corrine Hendrickson and Lisa Rose White.
The district covers a large swath of Madison’s East and North sides.
The district covers a large swath of Madison’s East and North sides.
A crowd gathered at the Atwood Music Hall to support Madison state Rep. Francesca Hong as results came in Tuesday night.
Emergency room nurse Mitchell Berman won the Democratic primary for Wisconsin's 1st Congressional District and will take on Republican Congressman Bryan Steil. "The work starts now.
MADISON - In a heated primary in Wisconsin's northernmost congressional district, 26-year-old Republican Michael Alfonso defeated four party rivals on the strength of an endorsement from President
Paulina Gutiérrez, executive director of the Milwaukee Election Commission, said there were no issues with voting machines, just the sticks used to download information because a wrong button was pressed.
The 8th Congressional District stretches from the Michigan border into the Fox Valley and has not elected a Democrat in two decades.
Fox Cities voters headed to the polls in typical numbers during Tuesday's partisan primary election, seemingly undeterred by the destruction and disruption caused by the July 27 Appleton-Menasha tornado.
