Democratic Party of
Sawyer County &
Lac Courte Oreilles Reservation

Wisconsin election results

Updated Nov 9, 2026, 8:58 AM

Sources: 2026 Wisconsin Midterm Election Results | AP News; Movement Voter Project

U.S. House—7th District

Michael Alfonso wins.

Michael Alfonso (R)
191,822 votes; 56.4 percent of vote

Fred Clark (D)
148,172 votes; 43.6 percent of vote

Governor

David Crowley wins; with legislative wins = Democratic trifecta.

David Crowley (D)
1,440,993 votes; 54 percent of vote

Tom Tiffany (R)
1,227,676 votes; 46 percent of vote

State Legislature

Overall: With Governor win = Democratic trifecta

Total of 33 State Senate seats; count = 18 Democrats, 15 Republicans
Total of 99 Assembly seats; count = 53 Democrats, 46 Republicans

25th District State Senate results

Erik Severson (R) wins.
45,820 votes; 52.8 percent of vote

Charly Ray (D)
40,897 votes; 47.2 percent of vote

74th District State Assembly results

Chanz Green (R), incumbent wins.
17,956 votes; 58.3 percent of vote

Paul Johnson (D)
12,864 votes; 41.7 percent of vote

Statewide offices

Lieutenant Governor

Sarah Godlewski (D) wins.
1,443, 990 votes (same as Crowley); 54 percent of vote

David Varnam (R)
1,227,676 votes; 46 percent of vote

Attorney General

Josh Kaul (D), incumbent wins.
1,450,695 votes; 54.6 percent of vote

Eric Toney (R)
1,204,177 votes; 45.4 percent of vote

Treasurer

Lee Yeng Xiong (D) wins.
1,362,292 votes; 51.8 percent of vote

John Leiber (R)
1,268,099 votes; 48.2 percent of vote

Secretary of State

JoCasta Zamarripa (D) wins.
1,337,683 votes; 50.6 percent of vote

Jay Schroeder (R)
1,205,463 votes; 45.6 percent of vote

Pete Karas (Green Party)
99,715 votes; 3.8 percent of vote

Ballot Measures

Note: WisDems and Wisconsin League of Women Voters recommended a “no” vote on all three measures to amend the State Constitution.

Question 1: A “yes” vote would bar governors from using the partial veto to raise revenue, making it harder to fund schools and other public services. “Yes” votes win.

“Yes” votes
1,308,835 votes; 50.8 percent of votes

“No” votes
1,270,123 votes; 49.2 percent of votes

Question 2: A “yes” vote would bar public health officials from limiting gatherings at places of worship during emergencies, including pandemics. “No” votes win.

“No” votes
1,344,295 votes; 51.9 percent of votes

“Yes” votes
1,244,742 votes; 48.1 percent of votes

Question 3: A “yes” vote would write an anti-DEI ban into Wisconsin’s constitution. That could end health equity programs, support for minority- and women-owned businesses, and diversity efforts in public schools and universities. “Yes” votes win.

“Yes” votes
1,452,551 votes; 56.5 percent of votes

“No” votes
1,119,646 votes; 43.5 percent of votes

Sawyer County results

High-profile races

Governor

Tom Tiffany (R) wins Sawyer County.
5,123 votes; 55.8 percent of votes

David Crowley (D)
4,058 votes; 44.2 percent of votes

U.S. House, 7th Congressional District

Michael Alfonso (R) wins Sawyer County.
4,930 votes; 54.1 percent of votes

Fred Clark (D)
4,175 votes; 45.9 percent of votes

See votes from throughout Sawyer County on the county website
https://www.sawyercounty.gov/DocumentCenter/View/83759/SawyerElectionResults-11326pdf?bidId=

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