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2020 general · November 3, 2020

2020 Wisconsin State Assembly election results, district by district

Every Wisconsin State Assembly district in the 2020 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 38 · R 61
Races99
Changed party2
Unopposed18%18 races
Incumbents defeated2

Every district

D 38 · R 61

RaceWinnerWon byNotes
AD-1Joel Kitchens (R)23.7
AD-2Shae Sortwell (R)26.3
AD-3Ron Tusler (R)18.4
AD-4David Steffen (R)6.0
AD-5Jim Steineke (R)Unopposed
AD-6Gary Tauchen (R)38.8
AD-7Daniel G. Riemer (D)Unopposed
AD-8Sylvia Ortiz-Velez (D)57.7
AD-9Marisabel Cabrera (D)45.7
AD-10David Bowen (D)Unopposed
AD-11Dora Drake (D)69.4
AD-12Lakeshia N. Myers (D)63.5
AD-13Sara Rodriguez (D)1.9FlippedIncumbent lost
AD-14Robyn Vining (D)8.0
AD-15Joe Sanfelippo (R)9.6
AD-16Kalan Haywood (D)78.1
AD-17Supreme Moore Omokunde (D)72.0
AD-18Evan Goyke (D)Unopposed
AD-19Jonathan Brostoff (D)57.0
AD-20Christine Sinicki (D)Unopposed
AD-21Jessie Rodriguez (R)9.3
AD-22Janel Brandtjen (R)Unopposed
AD-23Deb Andraca (D)3.2FlippedIncumbent lost
AD-24Dan Knodl (R)2.9
AD-25Paul Tittl (R)29.3
AD-26Terry Katsma (R)17.9
AD-27Tyler Vorpagel (R)Unopposed
AD-28Gae Magnafici (R)27.9
AD-29Clint Moses (R)20.5
AD-30Shannon Zimmerman (R)11.8
AD-31Amy Loudenbeck (R)19.1
AD-32Tyler August (R)23.6
AD-33Cody Horlacher (R)23.8
AD-34Rob Swearingen (R)26.7
AD-35Calvin Callahan (R)30.6
AD-36Jeff Mursau (R)Unopposed
AD-37John Jagler (R)15.2
AD-38Barbara Dittrich (R)17.0
AD-39Mark Born (R)37.5
AD-40Kevin Petersen (R)38.8
AD-41Alex Dallman (R)26.6
AD-42Jon Plumer (R)18.4
AD-43Don Vruwink (D)10.6
AD-44Sue Conley (D)20.5
AD-45Mark Spreitzer (D)9.7
AD-46Gary Hebl (D)35.5
AD-47Jimmy Anderson (D)49.9
AD-48Samba Baldeh (D)59.4
AD-49Travis Tranel (R)18.4
AD-50Tony Kurtz (R)26.6
AD-51Todd Novak (R)4.1
AD-52Jeremy Thiesfeldt (R)24.0
AD-53Michael Schraa (R)37.1
AD-54Gordon Hintz (D)8.5
AD-55Rachael Cabral-Guevara (R)9.8
AD-56Dave Murphy (R)21.1
AD-57Lee Snodgrass (D)13.1
AD-58Rick Gundrum (R)Unopposed
AD-59Timothy Ramthun (R)Unopposed
AD-60Rob Brooks (R)Unopposed
AD-61Samantha Kerkman (R)Unopposed
AD-62Bob Wittke (R)17.3
AD-63Robin Vos (R)17.0
AD-64Tip McGuire (D)12.2
AD-65Tod Ohnstad (D)20.6
AD-66Greta Neubauer (D)40.5
AD-67Rob Summerfield (R)27.9
AD-68Jesse James (R)21.9
AD-69Donna M. Rozar (R)31.8
AD-70Nancy VanderMeer (R)33.5
AD-71Katrina Shankland (D)11.1
AD-72Scott Krug (R)20.7
AD-73Nick Milroy (D)0.4
AD-74Beth Meyers (D)3.0
AD-75Dave Armstrong (R)24.7
AD-76Francesca Hong (D)76.2
AD-77Shelia Stubbs (D)Unopposed
AD-78Lisa Subeck (D)Unopposed
AD-79Dianne Hesselbein (D)34.4
AD-80Sondy Poperoberts (D)29.0
AD-81Dave Considine (D)13.8
AD-82Ken Skowronski (R)3.7
AD-83Chuck Wichgers (R)39.4
AD-84Mike Kuglitsch (R)Unopposed
AD-85Pat Snyder (R)10.2
AD-86John Spiros (R)Unopposed
AD-87James W. Edming (R)41.7
AD-88John Macco (R)4.7
AD-89John Nygren (R)37.5
AD-90Kristina Shelton (D)20.4
AD-91Jodi Emerson (D)23.8
AD-92Treig Pronschinske (R)17.2
AD-93Warren Petryk (R)23.4
AD-94Steve Doyle (D)7.3
AD-95Jill Billings (D)31.4
AD-96Loren Oldenburg (R)12.6
AD-97Scott Allen (R)18.4
AD-98Adam Neylon (R)Unopposed
AD-99Cindi Duchow (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: MIT Election Data and Science Lab