We did it! Wisconsin is blue from the governor’s office to the Legislature.
THANK YOU BROWN COUNTY!
Wisconsin elected David Crowley governor, swept every statewide office, and flipped both chambers of the Legislature, giving Democrats control of state government for the first time since 2010. Brown County helped make it happen, including flipping Assembly District 88!
Congratulations to our winners!
Results are unofficial until the statewide canvass is certified.
Statewide
GOVERNOR
David Crowley
Wisconsin’s first Black governor
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
Sarah Godlewski
Joins Crowley in the governor’s office
ATTORNEY GENERAL
Josh Kaul
Re-elected to a third term
SECRETARY OF STATE
JoCasta Zamarripa
First Latina to hold statewide office in Wisconsin
STATE TREASURER
Yee Leng Xiong
Flipped the seat; first Hmong American elected statewide in Wisconsin
Here in Brown County
ASSEMBLY DISTRICT 88
Brandy Tollefson
Flipped this seat blue!
ASSEMBLY DISTRICT 89
Ryan Spaude
Re-elected
ASSEMBLY DISTRICT 90
Amaad Rivera-Wagner
Re-elected
A Democratic trifecta
With an 18–15 majority in the State Senate and 53–46 in the Assembly, Democrats will hold the governor’s office and both chambers of the Legislature for the first time in 16 years.
Thank you to every candidate who ran!
Putting your name on the ballot takes courage. These candidates and their teams spent months knocking doors, showing up at forums, and giving Brown County voters a real choice. We’re so proud of every one of them.
US CONGRESS (WI-08)
Rick Crosson
STATE SENATE DISTRICT 1
Mark Becker
ASSEMBLY DISTRICT 1
Renee Paplham
ASSEMBLY DISTRICT 2
Alicia Saunders
ASSEMBLY DISTRICT 4
Alexia Unertl
ASSEMBLY DISTRICT 5
Justin Schumacher
ASSEMBLY DISTRICT 6
Shirley Hinze
To our volunteers: YOU did this!
Every door knocked, call made, text sent, postcard written, ride given, and shift worked at the office added up on Tuesday night. Races like AD 88 are won by neighbors talking to neighbors, and that was you. Thank you.
Take a well-earned rest. When you’re ready, we’ll be here!
NEXT UP: APRIL 6, 2027
Your turn: run for office
Many of the leaders we just elected started close to home. Brandy Tollefson served on the De Pere School Board before winning AD 88. This spring, local seats like school boards and city, village, and town offices are on the ballot, and Green Bay elects a mayor.
Nomination papers can be circulated starting December 1 and are due by 5 p.m. on January 5, 2027. We’ll help you figure out where to start.
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Closed through Sunday, Nov. 8 for a post-election break. We reopen Monday, Nov. 9.
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