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1968 general · February 6, 1968

1968 Wisconsin State Assembly election results, district by district

Every Wisconsin State Assembly district in the 1968 general election: winners, margins, unopposed seats and seats that changed party.

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Races100
Changed party0
Unopposed10%10 races
Incumbents defeated6

Every district

D 48 · R 52

RaceWinnerWon byNotes
AD-ADAMSJUNEAUMARQUETTETommy G. Thompson (R)39.2
AD-ASHLANDBAYFIELDIRONErnest Korpela (D)5.7Incumbent lost
AD-BARRONWASHBURNJohn C. Vanhollen (R)21.0
AD-BROWN 1Jerome Quinn (R)Unopposed
AD-BROWN 2Lawrence J. Kafka (R)37.1
AD-BROWN 3Cletus Vanderperren (D)2.3
AD-BUFFALOPEPINPIERCEStanley York (R)28.2
AD-BURNETTPOLKHarvey L. Dueholm (D)1.2
AD-CALUMETGervase Hephner (D)20.3
AD-CHIPPEWABruce S. Peloquin (D)0.5
AD-CLARKFrank L. Nikolav (D)10.0Incumbent lost
AD-COLUMBIAWesley L. Packard (R)30.1
AD-CRAWFORDVERNONBernard Lewison (R)37.2
AD-DANE 1Norman C. Anderson (D)29.8
AD-DANE 2Edward Nager (D)19.4
AD-DANE 3Robert O. Uehling (R)14.5
AD-DANE 4Russel R. Weisensel (R)12.6
AD-DANE 5David D. Omalley (D)20.8
AD-DODGE 1Esther Doughty Luckhardt (R)Unopposed
AD-DODGE 2Elmer C. Nitschke (R)12.2
AD-DOORKEWAUNEELawrence H. Johnson (R)11.2
AD-DOUGLASEdward Stack (D)17.4
AD-DUNNAlvin Baldus (D)23.8
AD-EAUCLAIRE 1Joseph Looby (D)0.0Incumbent lost
AD-EAUCLAIRE 2Louis V. Mato (D)20.1
AD-FLORENCEMARINETTEWilliam G. Lafave (R)29.0
AD-FONDDULAC 1Earl McEssy (R)30.0
AD-FONDDULAC 2William S. Schwefel (R)32.5
AD-FORESTONEIDAVILASPaul R. Alfonsi (R)23.1
AD-GRANTJames N. Azim (R)54.3
AD-GREENLAFAYETTEJoseph E. Tregoning (R)39.8
AD-GREENLAKEWAUSHARAJon P. Wilcox (R)Unopposed
AD-IOWARICHLANDGregory J. Bock (R)8.9
AD-JACKSONTREMPEALEAUJohn Radcliffe (D)14.2
AD-JEFFERSONByron F. Wackett (R)27.2
AD-KENOSHA 1George Molinaro (D)Unopposed
AD-KENOSHA 2Russell A. Olson (R)14.4
AD-LACROSSE 1Gerald A. Greider (R)18.7
AD-LACROSSE 2Norbert Nuttelman (R)16.5
AD-LANGLADEOCONTOMilton McDougal (R)16.0
AD-LINCOLNTAYLORJoseph Sweda (D)2.1
AD-MANITOWOC 1Donald K. Helgeson (R)3.9Incumbent lost
AD-MANITOWOC 2Everett E. Bolle (D)15.6
AD-MARATHON 1Laurence J. Day (D)18.3
AD-MARATHON 2David Obey (D)16.1
AD-MENOMINEESHAWANOHerbert J. Grover (D)23.6
AD-MILWAUKEE 1Mark G. Lipscomb Jr. (D)63.3
AD-MILWAUKEE 2Joseph E. Jones (D)43.9
AD-MILWAUKEE 3Dennis Conta (D)12.8Incumbent lost
AD-MILWAUKEE 4Harout Sanasarian (D)18.8
AD-MILWAUKEE 5Paul E. Sicula (D)21.3
AD-MILWAUKEE 6Lloyd A. Barbee (D)68.6
AD-MILWAUKEE 7William A. Johnson (D)59.6
AD-MILWAUKEE 8Joseph C. Czerwinski (D)56.8
AD-MILWAUKEE 9Robert L. Jackson Jr. (D)24.1
AD-MILWAUKEE 10Frederick P. Kessler (D)38.3
AD-MILWAUKEE 11Raymond J. Tobiasz (D)38.2
AD-MILWAUKEE 12Sam L. Orlich (D)60.3
AD-MILWAUKEE 13Ronald G. Parys (D)40.1
AD-MILWAUKEE 14Gerald Kleczka (D)70.1
AD-MILWAUKEE 15Erwin G. Tamms (R)7.6
AD-MILWAUKEE 16Richard E. Pabst (D)35.8
AD-MILWAUKEE 17John E. McCormick (D)43.3
AD-MILWAUKEE 18Ervin F. Schneeberg (R)2.2
AD-MILWAUKEE 19Daniel D. Hanna (D)15.2
AD-MILWAUKEE 20George H. Klicka (R)49.7
AD-MILWAUKEE 21James J. Lynn (D)7.0
AD-MILWAUKEE 22Robert T. Huber (D)34.5
AD-MILWAUKEE 23Jerry J. Wing (R)8.5
AD-MILWAUKEE 24William P. Atkinson (D)26.8
AD-MILWAUKEE 25F. James Sensenbrenner, Jr. (R)40.7
AD-MONROEKyle Kenyon (R)Unopposed
AD-OUTAGAMIE 1Harold V. Froehlich (R)49.9
AD-OUTAGAMIE 2William J. Rogers (D)33.1
AD-OUTAGAMIE 3Ervin Conradt (R)41.5
AD-OZAUKEEHerbert J. Schowalter (R)26.8
AD-PORTAGELeonard A. Groshek (D)22.9
AD-PRICERUSKSAWYERWillis J. Hutnik (R)9.0
AD-RACINE 1Earl W. Warren (D)10.1
AD-RACINE 2Manny S. Brown (D)10.7
AD-RACINE 3Merrill Stalbaum (R)Unopposed
AD-ROCK 1Lewis T. Mittness (D)15.6
AD-ROCK 2Carolyn J. Blanchard (R)Unopposed
AD-ROCK 3George B. Belting (R)Unopposed
AD-SAUKOscar A. Laper (R)16.2
AD-SHEBOYGAN 1Carl Otte (D)22.4
AD-SHEBOYGAN 2Vernon R. Boeckmann (D)6.6Incumbent lost
AD-STCROIXRobert M. Boche (R)11.8
AD-WALWORTHClarence J. Wilger (R)45.0
AD-WASHINGTONFrederick C. Schroeder (R)40.9
AD-WAUKESHA 1Kenneth J. Merkel (R)Unopposed
AD-WAUKESHA 2John M. Alberts (R)15.2
AD-WAUKESHA 3Vincent R. Mathews (D)6.6
AD-WAUKESHA 4John C. Shabaz (R)34.2
AD-WAUPACAFrancis R. Byers (R)50.2
AD-WINNEBAGO 1Jack D. Steinhilber (R)32.3
AD-WINNEBAGO 2Gordon Bradley (R)17.8
AD-WINNEBAGO 3David O. Martin (R)Unopposed
AD-WOOD 1John Parkin (R)25.3
AD-WOOD 2Harvey F. Gee (R)24.0

Wisconsin State Assembly

Results are each source's final count; margins are the winner's lead over the runner-up in points of the vote. Source: Harvard Dataverse / Carl Klarner