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2004 general · November 2, 2004

2004 Wisconsin State Assembly election results, district by district

Every Wisconsin State Assembly district in the 2004 general election: winners, margins, unopposed seats and seats that changed party.

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Seats after the election

Republicans controlled the chamber · 99 seats

After the electionD 39 · R 60
Races99
Changed party4
Unopposed38%38 races
Incumbents defeated2

Every district

D 39 · R 60

RaceWinnerWon byNotes
AD-1Garey D. Bies (R)23.1
AD-2Frank G. Lasee (R)Unopposed
AD-3Alvin R. Ott (R)25.0
AD-4Phil Montgomery (R)23.5
AD-5Tom Nelson (D)2.6FlippedIncumbent lost
AD-6John H. Ainsworth (R)Unopposed
AD-7Margaret Ann Krusick (D)Unopposed
AD-8Pedro A. Colon (D)Unopposed
AD-9Josh Zepnick (D)Unopposed
AD-10Annette Williams (D)86.7
AD-11Jason M. Fields (D)Unopposed
AD-12Frederick P. Kessler (D)82.8
AD-13David A. Cullen (D)13.9
AD-14Leah Vukmir (R)Unopposed
AD-15Tony Staskunas (D)Unopposed
AD-16Leon D. Young (D)Unopposed
AD-17Barbara L. Toles (D)Unopposed
AD-18Tamara D. Grigsby (D)Unopposed
AD-19Jon Richards (D)Unopposed
AD-20Christine Sinicki (D)22.6
AD-21Mark Honadel (R)UnopposedFlipped
AD-22Sheldon A. Wasserman (D)30.8
AD-23Curt Gielow (R)Unopposed
AD-24Suzanne Jeskewitz (R)Unopposed
AD-25Robert F. Ziegelbauer (D)Unopposed
AD-26Terry Vanakkeren (D)Unopposed
AD-27Steve Kestell (R)Unopposed
AD-28Mark L. Pettis (R)7.2
AD-29Andy Lamb (R)4.5FlippedIncumbent lost
AD-30Kitty Rhoades (R)22.2
AD-31Steve Nass (R)34.4
AD-32Thomas A. Lothian (R)8.8
AD-33Daniel P. Vrakas (R)44.4
AD-34Dan Meyer (R)14.6
AD-35Donald Friske (R)13.4
AD-36Jeff Mursau (R)13.5
AD-37David W. Ward (R)19.7
AD-38Joel Kleefisch (R)34.3
AD-39Jeff Fitzgerald (R)39.0
AD-40Jean L. Hundertmark (R)38.4
AD-41Joan Ballweg (R)68.9
AD-42J. A. Hines (R)4.9
AD-43Debi Towns (R)11.0
AD-44Mike Sheridan (D)38.3
AD-45Chuck Benedict (D)16.8
AD-46Gary Hebl (D)16.9
AD-47Eugene H. Hahn (R)4.5
AD-48Joseph T. Parisi (D)49.6
AD-49Gabe Loeffelholz (R)12.0
AD-50Sheryl K. Albers (R)30.3
AD-51Stephen J. Freese (R)14.6
AD-52John F. Townsend (R)32.9
AD-53Carol Owens (R)13.4
AD-54Gregg Underheim (R)6.7
AD-55Dean R. Kaufert (R)Unopposed
AD-56Terri McCormick (R)Unopposed
AD-57Steve Wieckert (R)Unopposed
AD-58Pat Strachota (R)39.2
AD-59Daniel R. Lemahieu (R)Unopposed
AD-60Mark Gottlieb (R)Unopposed
AD-61Robert L. Turner (D)79.3
AD-62John W. Lehman (D)79.6
AD-63Robin Vos (R)Unopposed
AD-64James E. Kreuser (D)Unopposed
AD-65John P. Steinbrink (D)Unopposed
AD-66Samantha Kerkman (R)31.0
AD-67Jeffrey Wood (R)11.6
AD-68Terry Moulton (R)8.4Flipped
AD-69Scott Suder (R)Unopposed
AD-70Amy Sue Vruwink (D)26.1
AD-71Louis John Molepske Jr. (D)Unopposed
AD-72Marlin Schneider (D)21.5
AD-73Frank Boyle (D)27.4
AD-74Gary E. Sherman (D)6.8
AD-75Mary Hubler (D)18.7
AD-76Terese Berceau (D)Unopposed
AD-77Spencer Black (D)Unopposed
AD-78Mark Pocan (D)66.7
AD-79Sondy Poperoberts (D)19.8
AD-80Brett H. Davis (R)2.0
AD-81David Travis (D)Unopposed
AD-82Jeffrey A. Stone (R)Unopposed
AD-83Scott L. Gunderson (R)Unopposed
AD-84Mark Gundrum (R)Unopposed
AD-85Donna Seidel (D)14.6
AD-86Jerry J. Petrowski (R)33.4
AD-87Mary Williams (R)8.5
AD-88Judy Krawczyk (R)8.6
AD-89John Gard (R)27.7
AD-90Karl Vanroy (R)4.9
AD-91Barbara Gronemus (D)29.8
AD-92Terry M. Musser (R)15.2
AD-93Robin G. Kreibich (R)4.6
AD-94Michael D. Huebsch (R)16.0
AD-95Jennifer Shilling (D)Unopposed
AD-96Lee Nerison (R)8.7
AD-97Ann M. Nischke (R)Unopposed
AD-98Scott R. Jensen (R)Unopposed
AD-99Don Pridemore (R)Unopposed

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