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STATEWIDE GOVERNOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR Scott Walker - Republican Rebecca Kleefisch - Republican Robert Meyer - Republican Kurt J. Kober - Democratic Andy Gronik - Democratic Mandela Barnes - Democratic Matt Flynn - Democratic Tony Evers - Democratic Patrick Baird - Libertarian Josh Pade - Democratic Mike McCabe - Democratic Tiffany Anderson - Wisconsin Green Mahlon Mitchell - Democratic Kelda Helen Roys - Democratic Paul R. Soglin - Democratic Kathleen Vinehout - Democratic Dana Wachs - Democratic Phillip Anderson - Libertarian Michael J. White - Wisconsin Green ATTORNEY GENERAL SECRETARY OF STATE Brad Schimel - Republican Jay Schroeder - Republican Spencer Zimmerman - Republican Josh Kaul - Democratic Doug La Follette - Democratic Terry Larson - Constitution Arvina Martin - Democratic STATE TREASURER Travis Hartwig - Republican Jill Millies - Republican Dawn Marie Sass - Democratic Cynthia Kaump - Democratic Sarah Godlewski - Democratic Andrew Zuelke - Constitution US SENATOR Congressional - District 1 George C. Lucia - Republican Jeremy Ryan - Republican Leah Vukmir - Republican Paul Nehlen - Republican Griffin Jones - Republican Kevin Adam Steen - Republican Kevin Nicholson - Republican Brad Boivin - Republcian Charles Barman - Republican Bryan Steil - Republican Nick Polce - Republican Tammy Baldwin - Democratic Randy Bryce - Democratic Cathy Myers - Democratic State Senate - District 11 State Senate - District 21 Steve Nass - Republican Van H. Wanggaard - Republican Lori Hawkins - Democratic Assembly - District 32 Assembly - District 64 Tyler August - Republican Peter W. Barca - Democratic Katherine R. Gaulke - Democratic Thomas Harland - Constitution Assembly - District 61 Assembly - District 65 Samantha Kerkman - Republican Tod Ohnstad - Democratic Gina Walkington - Democratic COUNTY CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT SHERIFF Rebecca Matoska-Mentink - Democratic David Beth - Republican David W. Zoerner-Democratic Andy Berg - Democratic .

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