2020 Wisconsin State Assembly election

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2020 Wisconsin State Assembly election
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  2018 November 3, 2020 2022  

All 99 seats in the Wisconsin State Assembly
50 seats needed for a majority
 Majority partyMinority party
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Leader Robin Vos Gordon Hintz
Party Republican Democratic
Leader's seat 63rdRochester 54thOshkosh
Last election63 seats, 44.8%36 seats, 53.0%
Seats won6138
Seat changeDecrease2.svg2Increase2.svg2
Popular vote1,665,4871,402,108
Percentage53.80%45.29%
SwingIncrease2.svg9.1 ppDecrease2.svg7.7 pp

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2020 WI State Assembly by Vote Share.svg
Results:
     Republican hold
     Democratic gain     Democratic hold
Vote share:
     50–60%     60–70%     70–80%     >90%
     50–60%     60–70%     70–80%     80–90%     >90%

Speaker before election

Robin Vos
Republican

Speaker-designate

Robin Vos
Republican

The Wisconsin State Assembly elections of 2020 were held on Tuesday, November 3, 2020. All 99 seats in the Wisconsin State Assembly were up for election. [1] 13 incumbent Assembly members filed papers declaring that they would not run for re-election, including two who announced early vacancies. [2] Right before this election, 63 Assembly seats were held by Republicans, 34 seats were held by Democrats, and two seats were vacant (both seats were vacated by Democrats).

Contents

Predictions

SourceRankingAs of
The Cook Political Report [3] Likely ROctober 21, 2020

Summary

SeatsParty
(majority caucus shading)
Total
Democratic Republican
Last election (2018)366399
Total after last election (2018)366399
Total before this election346397
Up for election366399
of which:Incumbent retiring6612
Vacated2-2
Unopposed61218
This election386199
Change from last electionIncrease2.svg 2Decrease2.svg 2Steady2.svg
Total after this election386199
Change in totalIncrease2.svg 2Decrease2.svg 2Steady2.svg

Close races

Seats where the margin of victory was under 10%:

  1. State Assembly district 73, 0.42%
  2. State Assembly district 13, 1.46% (gain)
  3. State Assembly district 74, 2.96%
  4. State Assembly district 24, 2.96%
  5. State Assembly district 23, 3.24% (gain)
  6. State Assembly district 82, 3.74%
  7. State Assembly district 51, 4.1%
  8. State Assembly district 88, 4.68%
  9. State Assembly district 4, 5.98%
  10. State Assembly district 94, 7.27%
  11. State Assembly district 54, 8.5%
  12. State Assembly district 14, 8.04%
  13. State Assembly district 21, 9.32%
  14. State Assembly district 15, 9.6%
  15. State Assembly district 45, 9.7%
  16. State Assembly district 55, 9.78%

Outgoing incumbents

Retiring

Seeking other office

Lost renomination

Vacated

Candidates

DistrictIncumbentThis race
MemberPartyFirst electedStatusCandidates [4] [5] [6] Results
1 Joel Kitchens Republican2014Running
  • Green check.svgYJoel Kitchens (Republican) 61.84%
  • Kim Delorit Jensen (Democratic) 38.16%
Incumbent re-elected
2 Shae Sortwell Republican2018Running
  • Green check.svgYShae Sortwell (Republican) 63.17%
  • Mark Kiley (Democratic) 36.83%
Incumbent re-elected
3 Ron Tusler Republican2016Running
  • Green check.svgYRon Tusler (Republican) 59.18%
  • Emily Voight (Democratic) 40.82%
Incumbent re-elected
4 David Steffen Republican2014Running
  • Green check.svgYDavid Steffen (Republican) 52.99%
  • Kathy Hinkfuss (Democratic) 47.01%
Incumbent re-elected
5 Jim Steineke Republican2010RunningGreen check.svgJim Steineke (Republican)Incumbent re-elected
6 Gary Tauchen Republican2006Running
  • Green check.svgYGary Tauchen (Republican) 69.41%
  • Richard Sarnwick (Democratic) 30.59%
Incumbent re-elected
7 Daniel Riemer Democratic2012RunningGreen check.svgDaniel Riemer (Democratic)Incumbent re-elected
8 JoCasta Zamarripa Democratic2010Not running
Incumbent retired
New member elected
Democratic hold
9 Marisabel Cabrera Democratic2018Running
  • Green check.svgYMarisabel Cabrera (Democratic) 72.88%
  • Veronica Diaz (Republican) 27.12%
Incumbent re-elected
10 David Bowen Democratic2014RunningGreen check.svgDavid Bowen (Democratic)Incumbent re-elected
11 Jason Fields Democratic2016Not running
  • Green check.svgY Dora Drake (Democratic) 84.75%
  • Orlando Owens (Republican) 15.25%
Incumbent retired
New member elected
Democratic hold
12 LaKeshia Myers Democratic2018Running
  • Green check.svgYLaKeshia Myers (Democratic) 81.83%
  • Ozell Cox (Republican) 18.17%
Incumbent re-elected
13 Rob Hutton Republican2012Running
Incumbent lost
New member elected
Democratic gain
14 Robyn Vining Democratic2018Running
  • Green check.svgYRobyn Vining (Democratic) 54.02%
  • Bonnie Lee (Republican) 45.98%
Incumbent re-elected
15 Joe Sanfelippo Republican2012Running
  • Green check.svgYJoe Sanfelippo (Republican) 54.8%
  • Jessica Katzenmeyer (Democratic) 45.2%
Incumbent re-elected
16 Kalan Haywood Democratic2018Running
  • Green check.svgYKalan Haywood (Democratic) 89.14%
  • Dennis Walton (Independent) 10.86%
Incumbent re-elected
17 David Crowley Democratic2017Vacant
Incumbent resigned after being elected Milwaukee County Executive
New member elected
Democratic hold
18 Evan Goyke Democratic2012RunningGreen check.svgEvan Goyke (Democratic)Incumbent re-elected
19 Jonathan Brostoff Democratic2014Running
  • Green check.svgYJonathan Brostoff (Democratic) 78.52%
  • Helmut Fritz (Republican) 21.48%
Incumbent re-elected
20 Christine Sinicki Democratic1998RunningGreen check.svgChristine Sinicki (Democratic)Incumbent re-elected
21 Jessie Rodriguez Republican2013Running
  • Green check.svgYJessie Rodriguez (Republican) 54.66%
  • Erik Brooks (Democratic) 45.34%
Incumbent re-elected
22 Janel Brandtjen Republican2014RunningGreen check.svgJanel Brandtjen (Republican)Incumbent re-elected
23 Jim Ott Republican2007Running
  • Green check.svgY Deb Andraca (Democratic) 51.62%
  • Jim Ott (Republican) 48.38%
Incumbent lost
New member elected
Democratic gain
24 Dan Knodl Republican2008Running
  • Green check.svgYDan Knodl (Republican) 51.48%
  • Emily Siegrist (Democratic) 48.52%
Incumbent re-elected
25 Paul Tittl Republican2012Running
  • Green check.svgYPaul Tittl (Republican) 64.68%
  • Kerry Trask (Democratic) 35.32%
Incumbent re-elected
26 Terry Katsma Republican2014Running
  • Green check.svgYTerry Katsma (Republican) 58.98%
  • Mary Donohue (Democratic) 41.02%
Incumbent re-elected
27 Tyler Vorpagel Republican2014RunningGreen check.svgTyler Vorpagel (Republican)Incumbent re-elected
28 Gae Magnafici Republican2018Running
  • Green check.svgYGae Magnafici (Republican) 63.93%
  • Kim Butler (Democratic) 36.07%
Incumbent re-elected
29 Rob Stafsholt Republican2016Not running
  • Green check.svgY Clint Moses (Republican) 60.25%
  • John Calabrese (Democratic) 39.75%
Incumbent retired to run for Wisconsin Senate
New member elected
Republican hold
30 Shannon Zimmerman Republican2016Running
  • Green check.svgYShannon Zimmerman (Republican) 55.93%
  • Sarah Yacoub (Democratic) 44.07%
Incumbent re-elected
31 Amy Loudenbeck Republican2010Running
  • Green check.svgYAmy Loudenbeck (Republican) 59.57%
  • Elizabeth Lochner-Abel (Democratic) 40.43%
Incumbent re-elected
32 Tyler August Republican2010Running
  • Green check.svgYTyler August (Republican) 61.81%
  • Katherine Gaulke (Democratic) 38.19%
Incumbent re-elected
33 Cody Horlacher Republican2014Running
  • Green check.svgYCody Horlacher (Republican) 61.91%
  • Mason Becker (Democratic) 38.09%
Incumbent re-elected
34 Rob Swearingen Republican2012Running
  • Green check.svgYRob Swearingen (Republican) 63.34%
  • Kirk Bangstad (Democratic) 36.66%
Incumbent re-elected
35 Mary Felzkowski Republican2012Not running
Incumbent retired to run for Wisconsin Senate
New member elected
Republican hold
36 Jeffrey Mursau Republican2004RunningGreen check.svgJeffrey Mursau (Republican)Incumbent re-elected
37 John Jagler Republican2012Running
  • Green check.svgYJohn Jagler (Republican) 56.1%
  • Abigail Lowery (Democratic) 40.89%
  • Stephen Ratzlaff (Independent) 3.01%
Incumbent re-elected
38 Barbara Dittrich Republican2018Running
  • Green check.svgYBarbara Dittrich (Republican) 58.5%
  • Melissa Winker (Democratic) 41.5%
Incumbent re-elected
39 Mark Born Republican2012Running
  • Green check.svgYMark Born (Republican) 68.73%
  • Izzy Nevarez (Democratic) 31.27%
Incumbent re-elected
40 Kevin David Petersen Republican2006Running
  • Green check.svgYKevin David Petersen (Republican) 69.41%
  • Deb Silvers (Democratic) 30.59%
Incumbent re-elected
41 Joan Ballweg Republican2004Not running
  • Green check.svgY Alex Dallman (Republican) 60.58%
  • Nate Zimdars (Democratic) 33.95%
  • Jean Bartz (Independent) 5.47%
Incumbent retired to run for Wisconsin Senate
New member elected
Republican hold
42 Jon Plumer Republican2018 (special)Running
  • Green check.svgYJon Plumer (Republican) 59.19%
  • Melisa Arndt (Democratic) 40.81%
Incumbent re-elected
43 Don Vruwink Democratic2016Running
  • Green check.svgYDon Vruwink (Democratic) 55.3%
  • Beth Drew (Republican) 44.7%
Incumbent re-elected
44 Debra Kolste Democratic2012Not running
  • Green check.svgY Sue Conley (Democratic) 60.28%
  • DuWayne Severson (Republican) 39.72%
Incumbent retired
New member elected
Democratic hold
45 Mark Spreitzer Democratic2014Running
  • Green check.svgYMark Spreitzer (Democratic) 54.85%
  • Tawny Gustina (Republican) 45.15%
Incumbent re-elected
46 Gary Hebl Democratic2004Running
  • Green check.svgYGary Hebl (Democratic) 67.76%
  • Terry Lyon (Republican) 32.24%
Incumbent re-elected
47 Jimmy P. Anderson Democratic2016Running
  • Green check.svgYJimmy P. Anderson (Democratic) 74.97%
  • Phil Anderson (Republican) 25.03%
Incumbent re-elected
48 Melissa Agard Democratic2012Not running
  • Green check.svgY Samba Baldeh (Democratic) 79.72%
  • Samuel Anderson (Republican) 20.28%
Incumbent retired to run for Wisconsin Senate
New member elected
Democratic hold
49 Travis Tranel Republican2010Running
  • Green check.svgYTravis Tranel (Republican) 59.43%
  • Shaun Murphy-Lopez (Democratic) 40.57%
Incumbent re-elected
50 Tony Kurtz Republican2018Running
  • Green check.svgYTony Kurtz (Republican) 63.31%
  • Mark Waldon (Democratic) 36.69%
Incumbent re-elected
51 Todd Novak Republican2014Running
  • Green check.svgYTodd Novak (Republican) 52.05%
  • Kriss Marion (Democratic) 47.95%
Incumbent re-elected
52 Jeremy Thiesfeldt Republican2010Running
  • Green check.svgYJeremy Thiesfeldt (Republican) 61.98%
  • Julie Schroeder (Democratic) 38.02%
Incumbent re-elected
53 Michael Schraa Republican2012Running
  • Green check.svgYMichael Schraa (Republican) 68.58%
  • Joseph Connelly (Independent) 31.42%
Incumbent re-elected
54 Gordon Hintz Democratic2006Running
  • Green check.svgYGordon Hintz (Democratic) 54.25%
  • Donny Herman (Republican) 45.75%
Incumbent re-elected
55 Mike Rohrkaste Republican2014Not running
Incumbent retired
New member elected
Republican hold
56 Dave Murphy Republican2012Running
  • Green check.svgYDave Murphy (Republican) 60.53%
  • Diana Lawrence (Democratic) 39.47%
Incumbent re-elected
57 Amanda Stuck Democratic2014Not running
  • Green check.svgY Lee Snodgrass (Democratic) 56.54%
  • Eric Beach (Republican) 43.46%
Incumbent retired to run for U.S. Representative
New member elected
Democratic hold
58 Rick Gundrum Republican2018 (special)RunningGreen check.svgRick Gundrum (Republican)Incumbent re-elected
59 Timothy Ramthun Republican2018RunningGreen check.svgTimothy Ramthun (Republican)Incumbent re-elected
60 Robert Brooks Republican2011RunningGreen check.svgRobert Brooks (Republican)Incumbent re-elected
61 Samantha Kerkman Republican2000RunningGreen check.svgSamantha Kerkman (Republican)Incumbent re-elected
62 Robert Wittke Republican2018Running
  • Green check.svgYRobert Wittke (Republican) 58.68%
  • August Schutz (Democratic) 41.32%
Incumbent re-elected
63 Robin Vos Republican2004Running
  • Green check.svgYRobin Vos (Republican) 58.5%
  • Joel Jacobsen (Democratic) 41.5%
Incumbent re-elected
64 Tip McGuire Democratic2019Running
  • Green check.svgYTip McGuire (Democratic) 56.09%
  • Ed Hibsch (Republican) 43.91%
Incumbent re-elected
65 Tod Ohnstad Democratic2012Running
  • Green check.svgYTod Ohnstad (Democratic) 60.32%
  • Crystal Miller (Republican) 39.68%
Incumbent re-elected
66 Greta Neubauer Democratic2018 (special)Running
  • Green check.svgYGreta Neubauer (Democratic) 70.31%
  • Will Leverson (Republican) 29.69%
Incumbent re-elected
67 Rob Summerfield Republican2016Running
  • Green check.svgYRob Summerfield (Republican) 63.97%
  • Chris Kapsner (Democratic) 36.03%
Incumbent re-elected
68 Jesse James Republican2018Running
  • Green check.svgYJesse James (Republican) 60.96%
  • Emily Berge (Democratic) 39.04%
Incumbent re-elected
69 Bob Kulp Republican2013 (special)Not running
  • Green check.svgY Donna Rozar (Republican) 65.9%
  • Brian Giles (Democratic) 34.1%
Incumbent retired
New member elected
Republican hold
70 Nancy VanderMeer Republican2014Running
  • Green check.svgYNancy VanderMeer (Republican) 66.74%
  • John Baldus (Democratic) 33.26%
Incumbent re-elected
71 Katrina Shankland Democratic2012Running
  • Green check.svgYKatrina Shankland (Democratic) 55.55%
  • Scott Soik (Republican) 44.45%
Incumbent re-elected
72 Scott Krug Republican2010Running
  • Green check.svgYScott Krug (Republican) 60.35%
  • Criste Greening (Democratic) 39.65%
Incumbent re-elected
73 Nick Milroy Democratic2008Running
  • Green check.svgYNick Milroy (Democratic) 50.21%
  • Keith Kern (Republican) 49.79%
Incumbent re-elected
74 Beth Meyers Democratic2014Running
  • Green check.svgYBeth Meyers (Democratic) 51.48%
  • James Bolen (Republican) 48.52%
Incumbent re-elected
75 Romaine Quinn Republican2014Not running
Incumbent retired
New member elected
Republican hold
76 Chris Taylor Democratic2011Vacant
Incumbent resigned after being appointed to Dane County Circuit Court
New member elected
Democratic hold
77 Shelia Stubbs Democratic2018RunningGreen check.svgShelia Stubbs (Democratic)Incumbent re-elected
78 Lisa Subeck Democratic2014RunningGreen check.svgLisa Subeck (Democratic)Incumbent re-elected
79 Dianne Hesselbein Democratic2012Running
  • Green check.svgYDianne Hesselbein (Democratic) 67.1%
  • Victoria Fueger (Republican) 32.8%
Incumbent re-elected
80 Sondy Pope-Roberts Democratic2002Running
  • Green check.svgYSondy Pope-Roberts (Democratic) 64.52%
  • Chase Binnie (Republican) 35.48%
Incumbent re-elected
81 Dave ConsidineDemocratic2014Running
  • Green check.svgYDave Considine (Democratic) 56.92%
  • David Dahlke (Republican) 43.08%
Incumbent re-elected
82 Ken Skowronski Republican2013Running
  • Green check.svgYKen Skowronski (Republican) 50.27%
  • Jacob Malinowski (Democratic) 46.53%
  • Marc Ciske (Independent) 3.21%
Incumbent re-elected
83 Chuck Wichgers Republican2016Running
  • Green check.svgYChuck Wichgers (Republican) 69.7%
  • Alan DeYoung (Democratic) 30.3%
Incumbent re-elected
84 Mike Kuglitsch Republican2010RunningGreen check.svgMike Kuglitsch (Republican)Incumbent re-elected
85 Patrick Snyder Republican2016Running
  • Green check.svgYPatrick Snyder (Republican) 55.12%
  • Jeff Johnson (Democratic) 44.88%
Incumbent re-elected
86 John Spiros Republican2012RunningGreen check.svgJohn Spiros (Republican)Incumbent re-elected
87 James W. Edming Republican2014Running
  • Green check.svgYJames W. Edming (Republican) 70.85%
  • Richard Pulcher (Democratic) 29.15%
Incumbent re-elected
88 John Macco Republican2014Running
  • Green check.svgYJohn Macco (Republican) 52.34%
  • Kristin Lyerly (Democratic) 47.66%
Incumbent re-elected
89 John Nygren Republican2006Running
  • Green check.svgYJohn Nygren (Republican) 68.75%
  • Karl Jaeger (Democratic) 31.25%
Incumbent re-elected
90 Staush Gruszynski Democratic2018Incumbent lost renomination
Incumbent lost renomination
New member elected
Democratic hold
91 Jodi Emerson Democratic2018Running
  • Green check.svgYJodi Emerson (Democratic) 61.93%
  • Charlie Walker (Republican) 38.07%
Incumbent re-elected
92 Treig Pronschinske Republican2016Running
  • Green check.svgYTreig Pronschinske (Republican) 58.61%
  • Amanda WhiteEagle (Democratic) 41.39%
Incumbent re-elected
93 Warren Petryk Republican2010Running
  • Green check.svgYWarren Petryk (Republican) 61.69%
  • Charlene Charlie Warner (Democratic) 38.31%
Incumbent re-elected
94 Steve Doyle Democratic2011 (special)Running
  • Green check.svgYSteve Doyle (Democratic) 52.45%
  • Kevin Hoyer (Republican) 45.18%
  • Leroy Brown (Independent) 2.37%
Incumbent re-elected
95 Jill Billings Democratic2011 (special)Running
  • Green check.svgYJill Billings (Democratic) 65.71%
  • Jerome Gundersen (Republican) 34.29%
Incumbent re-elected
96 Loren Oldenburg Republican2018Running
  • Green check.svgYLoren Oldenburg (Republican) 56.28%
  • Josefine Jaynes (Democratic) 43.72%
Incumbent re-elected
97 Scott Allen Republican2014Running
  • Green check.svgYScott Allen (Republican) 59.24%
  • Aaron Perry (Democratic) 40.76%
Incumbent re-elected
98 Adam Neylon Republican2013 (special)RunningGreen check.svgAdam Neylon (Republican)Incumbent re-elected
99 Cindi Duchow Republican2015 (special)RunningGreen check.svgCindi Duchow (Republican)Incumbent re-elected

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