The August partisan primary in Wisconsin determines candidates who will appear on the ballot in the November general election.
Wisconsin voters rejected two constitutional amendment questions. The first question essentially asked whether to prohibit the Legislature from giving up its power to spend money; the second question asked whether to require the governor to acquire legislative approval before spending federal dollars.
Voters choosing the Republican ballot also voted in the U.S. Senate race to determine who will challenge Democratic U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin in the November general election. Businessman Eric Hovde won that race.
Here are the results of the rest of the primary elections in Wisconsin and Milwaukee:
Wisconsin U.S. House Dist. 2-WI (R): Erik Olsen Dist. 3-WI (D): Rebecca Cooke Dist. 4-WI (R): Tim Rogers Dist. 7-WI (D): Kyle Kilbourn Dist. 8-WI (R): Tony Wied
Wisconsin State Senate Dist. 4-(D): Dora Drake Dist. 16-(D): Melissa Ratcliff Dist. 18-(R): Anthony Phillips Dist. 20-(R): Dan Feyen
State Assembly – Democratic Dist. 4: Jane Benson Dist. 8: Sylvia Ortiz-Velez Dist. 9: Priscilla Prado Dist. 11: Sequanna Taylor Dist. 12: Russell Goodwin (projected) Dist. 14: Angelito Tenorio (projected) Dist. 18: Margaret Arney Dist. 19: Ryan Clancy Dist. 48: Andrew Hysell Dist. 65: Ben DeSmidt Dist. 82: Kevin Reilly
State Assembly – Republican Dist. 1: Joel Kitchens Dist. 4: David Steffen Dist. 6: Elijah Behnke Dist. 13: Tom Michalski Dist. 24: Dan Knodl Dist. 25: Paul Tittl Dist. 27: Lindee Brill Dist. 28: Rob Kreibich Dist. 33: Robin Vos Dist. 35: Calvin Callahan Dist. 37: Mark Born Dist. 43: Scott Johnson Dist. 57: Kevin Petersen Dist. 61: Bob Donovan Dist. 67: David Armstrong Dist. 68: Rob Summerfield Dist. 75: Duke Tucker Dist. 86: John Spiros Dist. 87: Brent Jacobson Dist. 98: Jim Piwowarczyk Dist. 99: Barbara Dittrich
Milwaukee County Milwaukee Co. Treasurer- Dem: David Cullen
