2013-2014 Wisconsin Blue Book: Chapter 10

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Elections 10

Elections in Wisconsin: February 2012 through May 2013 primary, spring, general, and special elections

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ELECTIONS IN WISCONSIN

I. The Wisconsin Electorate History of the Suffrage. When Wisconsin became a state in 1848, suffrage (the right to vote) was restricted to white or Indian males who were citizens of the United States or white male im- migrants in the process of being naturalized. To be eligible to vote, these men had to be at least 21 years of age and Wisconsin residents for at least one year preceding the election. Wisconsin extended suffrage to male “colored persons” in a constitutional referendum held in November 1849. In 1908, the Wisconsin Constitution was amended to require that voters had to be citizens of the United States. Women’s suffrage came with the 19th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution in 1920. (Wisconsin was one of the first states in the nation to ratify this amendment, on June 10, 1919.) The most recent major suffrage change was to lower the voting age from 21 to 18 years of age. This was accomplished by the 26th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, which was ratified by the states in July 1971. Size of the Electorate. Based on information from the Department of Administration, it is estimated that in January 2012 there were about 4,378,741 potential voters 18 years of age and older. According to the Government Accountability Board, an estimated 70.1% of eligible voters cast 3,071,434 ballots in the 2012 presidential election. Age and Residence Requirements. The right to vote in Wisconsin state and local elections is granted to U.S. citizens who are age 18 or older and have resided in the election district or ward for 28 days prior to the election. Residence for purposes of voting is statutorily defined as “the place where the person’s habitation is fixed, without any present intent to move, and to which, when absent, the person intends to return.” Voter Registration. Beginning with the 2006 spring primary, with limited exceptions, voter registration is required for all voters prior to voting. Voters registering in Wisconsin do not have to record a political party affiliation. State law permits registration on election day at the proper polling place, and it also provides for advance registration by mail or in person with the municipal clerk, the county clerk, or the city board of election commissioners in the case of residents of the City of Milwaukee. Munici- pal officials may designate other locations, such as fire stations or libraries for registration, or conduct door-to-door registration drives. II. A Capsule View of Elections The Wisconsin Statutes, Chapters 5 through 12, provide for four regularly scheduled elections: the spring primary, the spring election, the partisan primary, and the general election in November. The spring primary on the third Tuesday in February of each year is followed by the spring election on the first Tuesday in April. The partisan primary is held on the second Tuesday in August in even-numbered years. It is followed by the general election on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November. Nonpartisan officials are chosen in the spring. These include the state superintendent of public instruction, judicial officers, county board members, county executives, and municipal and school district officers. Partisan officials, chosen in the fall, include all other county administrative officials, members of the legislature, state constitutional officers (except for the state superintendent), and members of the U.S. Congress. Not all of these offices are filled at each election because their terms vary from two to six years. In presidential election years, the presidential preference primary vote is held at the spring election in April, and the vote for U.S. President occurs at the general election in November. In some elections, referendum questions allow Wisconsin voters to advise the state legislature or local government on matters of public policy or to ratify a proposed law, ordinance, or amendment to the Wisconsin Constitution. Primary Elections Until 1905, Wisconsin candidates for public office were selected through caucuses or conventions composed of delegates, eligible voters, or members of a political party. Since then, can- Elections in Wisconsin 865

didates have been chosen in primary elections, but the nominating caucus remains an optional method of selecting candidates for town and village offices. Aspirants must file a declaration of candidacy to run in a primary election, and they usually are required to file nomination papers signed by a specified number of persons eligible to vote in the jurisdiction or district in which they seek office. Nonpartisan February Spring Primary. A nonpartisan primary election must be held in February if three or more candidates run for one of the offices on the April ballot and no caucus is held to nominate candidates. The two persons receiving the highest number of votes for the specific office in the primary are nominated to run as finalists in the nonpartisan election. Partisan Primary. The purpose of the partisan primary is to select a party’s nominees for the general election in November. In a partisan primary, the voter may vote on the ballot of only one political party (unlike the general election where it is possible to select any party’s candidate for a particular office). Some voters express frustration that their choices are limited because they are not permitted to vote for candidates of more than one party. It is important to remember that the primary is a nominating device for the political parties; its purpose is to nominate the candidates that one political party will support against the nominees of the other parties in the general election. Most states have a closed primary system that requires voters to publicly declare their party affiliation before they can receive the primary ballot of that party. Wisconsin’s “open primary” law does not require voters to make a public declaration of their party preference. Instead, the voter is given the primary ballots of all parties but, once inside the voting booth, may cast only one party’s ballot. Candidates must appear on the partisan primary ballot, even if unopposed, in order to be nominated by their respective parties. The candidate receiving the largest number of party votes for an office becomes the party’s nominee in the November election. (In the case of a special election, which is held at a time other than the general election to fill a vacated partisan office, a primary is not held if there is no more than one candidate for a party’s nomination.) Elections Nonpartisan April Spring Election. The officials chosen in the spring nonpartisan election are the state superintendent of public instruction; judicial officers; county executive (if the county elects one); county supervisor; town, village, and city officers; and school board members. Because the terms of office vary, not all offices are filled each year. The only nonpartisan officers elected on a statewide basis are the state superintendent of public instruction and justices of the supreme court; all others are elected from the county, circuit, district, or municipality represented. The governor is authorized to fill vacancies that occur in nonpartisan state elective offices by appointment. Gubernatorial appointments strongly influence the composition of the Wisconsin judiciary, because many of the state’s justices and judges who are appointed to the bench are later elected to office by the voters. Partisan November General Election. In November, Wisconsin voters select their federal, state, and county partisan officials on a ballot listing the winners of the partisan primary election plus “independent” candidates who are either unaffiliated or affiliated with minor parties that are not recognized for separate ballot status. “Write-in” votes may be cast for persons whose names do not appear on the ballot. The general election ballot includes a broad range of offices. The constitutional offices of governor, lieutenant governor, secretary of state, state treasurer, and attorney general are filled through a statewide vote. These officers are elected for 4-year terms in the even-numbered years that alternate with the U.S. presidential election. Candidates for congressional representative and for representative to the state assembly are included on every general election ballot, because the terms for these offices are two years. Wis- consin’s 33 state senators are elected for 4-year terms, with the odd-numbered senate districts electing their senators in the years when a gubernatorial election is held and even-numbered senate districts electing their senators in the presidential election years. U.S. Senators, who serve 6-year terms, are also chosen at the appropriate general election. The state’s 72 counties elect certain partisan officers for 4-year terms at each general election. Clerks of circuit court, coroners, and sheriffs are elected at the general election in which the gov- 866 Wisconsin Blue Book 2013 – 2014

ernor is also elected, while county clerks, district attorneys, registers of deeds, surveyors, and treasurers are elected at the general election in which the president is elected. State law requires all counties either to elect a coroner or appoint a medical examiner. The post of surveyor may be filled by election or appointment at the county’s option. (Milwaukee County is required by law to appoint its medical examiner and surveyor.) Vacancies in the offices of U.S. Senator, U.S. Congressional representative, state senator, and representative to the assembly may be filled only by special election, but vacancies in state constitutional offices and most county offices are filled through appointment by the governor. The exception is that the lieutenant governor constitutionally succeeds the governor in case of a vacancy in that office. Presidential Preference Vote Wisconsin conducts its presidential preference vote on the first Tuesday in April of each presidential election year, in conjunction with the nonpartisan spring election. 1985 Wisconsin Act 304 gave political parties complete freedom to select delegates for their national conventions on any basis they choose, so the vote has no binding effect. It does, however, indicate voter preferences. A committee, composed of officials of the recognized political parties, meets on the first Tues- day in January (the next day if Tuesday is a holiday) of the year prior to the presidential preference vote in April to certify to the Government Accountability Board (GAB) the list of names to be placed on the ballot. (If a party’s candidate for governor received at least 10% of the vote in the previous election, the party is considered a “recognized party”.) The committee lists the names of all nationally advocated or recognized candidates of the recognized parties and such other names as it chooses. The committee includes each party’s state chairperson (or designee), one national committeeman and one committeewoman (designated by the party’s state chairperson), the president and the minority leader of the senate (or designees), and the speaker and minority leader of the assembly (or designees). An additional member is elected by the committee to serve as chairperson. Any person named by the committee as a potential presidential candidate may withdraw from the ballot by filing a disclaimer with the GAB. Persons not named may have their names placed on the ballot by filing a nomination petition signed by a specified number of qualified electors. Presidential Elections Presidential Electors. On the first Tuesday in October in each presidential election year, the five partisan constitutional state officers, all hold-over senators, and the senate and assembly candidates nominated by each political party at the partisan primary election meet at the State Capitol to select a slate of presidential electors, who will cast Wisconsin’s official ballots for the offices of U.S. President and Vice President. A party selects one elector from each of the Wis- consin congressional districts and two electors at large, and then certifies its list of electors to the GAB. After the November presidential election, the party that receives a plurality of the votes statewide sends its electors to the State Capitol on the first Monday after the second Wednes- day in December to perform their duties as Wisconsin’s electors. They compose Wisconsin’s delegation to the Electoral College – the group of 538 electors nationwide who actually cast the votes for president and vice president. Independent candidates for president list their electors on their nomination papers. Referendum and Recall Referendum. A “referendum” is simply a question referred to the people for determination through a vote. On the state level, Wisconsin provides for four types of referenda: 1) amend- ments to the state constitution, 2) measures extending the right of suffrage, 3) ratification of legislation prior to its becoming law, and 4) advisory questions. The procedure for amending the Wisconsin Constitution requires that two consecutive leg- islatures must adopt an identically worded amendment proposal and a majority of the voters participating in the election must ratify the change at a subsequent election. An advisory referendum gives the legislature a means of asking the voters their opinion on legislative policy. Advisory referenda are usually submitted to the electorate at the April or November elections. Wisconsin county boards may submit advisory or ratifying referenda to Elections in Wisconsin 867

county voters. Municipalities also are permitted and sometimes required to submit referendum questions relating to village and city charter ordinances and certain other subjects. Recall. The Wisconsin Constitution and statutes provide for the removal of elected officers through a process of petition and special election, known as “recall”. Officials may be recalled after serving the first year of a term, and no reason need be given for the recall in the case of a state, congressional, legislative, state judicial, or county officer. A petition seeking recall of a city, village, town, or school district official must contain a statement of a reason for the recall. The reason must be related to the official responsibilities of the office, but the petitioners need not provide supporting evidence for the reason. A petition for the recall of an officer must be signed by electors equal to at least 25% of the vote cast in the district or territory served by the official during the last gubernatorial election. Following the filing of a successful recall petition, an election is held to fill the office. A recall primary is required whenever two or more persons compete for a nonpartisan office or whenever more than one person competes for the nomination of a political party for a partisan office. Un- less the official facing recall resigns, he or she is listed on the recall ballot along with the other candidates who have been nominated. Prior to 1977, the recall was seldom used. In August of that year, five La Crosse school board members were recalled, and in the following month a county judge was recalled for the first time in Wisconsin history. Attempts to recall state legislators have been relatively rare. On June 4, 1996, a state senator became the first state legislator to be recalled. Subsequently, a state senator was defeated in a recall primary on October 21, 2003. On August 9, 2011, two state senators were defeated in recall elections. On June 5, 2012, an election for the recall of the governor and lieutenant governor was held for the first time in Wisconsin history. Both won their recall elections, making them the first governor and lieutenant governor to survive a recall election in U.S. history. On the same date, another state senator was defeated in a recall election. Mechanics of the Election Process Certifying candidates, registering voters, and recording and reporting millions of votes is a complex process governed by state law. Legislation passed in 2007 created a Government Ac- countability Board (GAB) that replaced both the Ethics Board and the Elections Board. The GAB is composed of 6 retired judges. The GAB, Elections Division took over responsibility for the administration of elections laws in January 2008. The GAB, Elections Division determines the format for all federal, state, county, municipal and special district ballots, certifies to each county clerk the list of candidates for federal and state office, and performs many other duties pertaining to elections. County clerks prepare the ballots for federal, state, and county elections and distribute them to the municipal clerks. The law requires every city, village, and town having a population of 7,500 or more to use an electronic voting system, unless otherwise permitted by the Elections Division. If an electronic voting machine is used, the equipment must generate a complete, permanent record showing all votes cast by each voter, which can be verified by the voter. Municipal clerks supervise registration and elections in their municipalities. In cities or counties with more than 500,000 population, election duties are performed by a city board of election commissioners and a county board of election commissioners. (This provision currently applies only to the City of Milwaukee and Milwaukee County.) Registration and Voting The first step in casting a Wisconsin ballot usually is to register to vote. The voter must provide information including name; residence; previous residence; citizenship; date of birth; age; the voter’s driver’s license number or last 4 digits of the voter’s social security number, if any; length of residence in the ward or election district; whether the applicant has been convicted of a felony for which he or she has not been pardoned, and if so, whether the applicant is incarcer- ated, on parole, probation or extended supervision; and whether the applicant is disqualified on any other ground from voting; or is currently registered to vote at any other location. Most voter registration information is open to public inspection, but victims of domestic abuse, sexual assault, or stalking can request that their registration information be kept con- fidential. A voter’s registration is considered permanent unless the person changes his or her residence, in which case it is necessary to transfer registration to the new residence. Municipali- 868 Wisconsin Blue Book 2013 – 2014

ties, however, must cancel the registration of a person who, though eligible, does not vote during a 4-year period and does not respond to a written request to apply for continued registration. A voter who is unable or unwilling to come to the polling place on election day may vote by absentee ballot. An absentee ballot may be cast by mail or in person at the municipal clerk’s office serving the voter’s residence. Every request for an absentee ballot must be made in writing. On election day, there are usually seven inspectors (election officials) for each polling place. The number may vary, but no polling place may have fewer than three. Any member of the public may be present in any polling place for the purpose of observation and the major parties often designate official polling place observers. Under 2011 Wisconsin Act 23, beginning with the 2012 spring primary, each voter must present one of a number of specified forms of identification when voting in an election in this state. An absentee voter who votes by mail must enclose a copy of the identification. A number of exemptions are provided. A voter who fails to present an acceptable form of identification may vote by provisional ballot. If an absentee voter who votes by mail fails to enclose a copy of an acceptable form of identification, the voter’s absentee ballot is treated as provisional. A voter who casts a provisional ballot has until 4:00 p.m. on the Friday after an election to provide an acceptable form of identification in order for his or her provisional ballot to be counted. To do this, the voter may return to the polls before the closing hour or provide the identification to the municipal clerk or board of election commissioners of the municipality where he or she resides after the polls close. (As of July 1, 2013, the enforcement of Wisconsin’s voter identification requirement was suspended by court order. The suspension continues while appellate courts review the matter.) With limited exceptions, Act 23 also requires a voter who votes at a polling place to enter his or her signature on the poll list (the list used by election officials which shows the names and addresses of eligible voters) when voting in an election.

III. Campaign Finance Regulation Early Reforms. Wisconsin’s first attempt to regulate election practices (Chapter 358, Laws of 1897) was passed to stymie the crudest forms of corrupt practices, such as bribery, illegal voting, election fraud, and related corruption. It also required the filing of financial statements that were open to the public. The current ban on campaign contributions by corporations dates back to 1905 (Chapter 492). Corporations are still prohibited from donating to candidates, political parties, or committees. (Labor organizations were also banned from making such contributions by Chapter 135, Laws of 1935, but the prohibition was repealed by Chapter 429, Laws of 1959.) Under a recent U.S. Supreme Court decision, corporations may make direct expenditures supporting or opposing candidates. The “Corrupt Practices Act” of 1911 (Chapter 650) strengthened and expanded the earlier laws. Central to the act were tightening disclosure provisions. Candidates were required to report all sources of their funding, and they were barred from trading favors, monetary or otherwise, in return for financial support. 1974 Campaign Finance Reforms. The legislature passed sweeping campaign finance re- form in Chapter 334, Laws of 1973, which created the current statutory “Chapter 11 – Campaign Finance”. The law regulated campaign contributions and expenditures and required central filing of financial reports. It also created the state Elections Board, with representation from the three branches of government and the major political parties, to administer and enforce both election and campaign finance laws. These duties are now performed by the GAB. Candidates, individuals, committees, and groups involved in campaigns for state offices and statewide referenda must file detailed campaign finance reports with the board, which supervises the auditing of the reports. The GAB investigates election law violations and must notify the district attorney, attorney general, or the governor of any facts or evidence that might be grounds for civil action or criminal prosecution. Regulation of Contributions Wisconsin regulates campaign finance according to function – contribution or expenditure – with separate dollar limits and reporting requirements. Elections in Wisconsin 869

Contributions are moneys or certain other things of value that are donated directly either to individual candidates or to political committees, with the recipients determining how the money will be spent. The state determines the contribution limits in the case of state or local offices, but candidates running for federal office are subject to the limits set by federal campaign finance laws. Contributions by candidates from their own personal funds cannot be limited because they are considered to be free expression and are protected by the First Amendment. Individuals. States are free to set their own limits on contributions to candidates for state or local office. Limitations usually pertain to the type of office. Wisconsin also limits the overall amount a single individual is allowed to contribute to all candidates in a calendar year. Other than a candidate’s own contributions to the campaign, no individual may contribute more than the amounts specified to the following candidates or any individuals or independent groups supporting them: constitutional officer (governor, lieutenant governor, secretary of state, state treasurer, attorney general, or superintendent of public instruction) or supreme court justice – $10,000; state senator – $1,000; representative to the assembly – $500; and all other state and local candidates – a maximum of $250 to $3,000 depending upon the office. Furthermore, no individual may make contributions to a combination of candidates or registered committees that exceed a total of $10,000 in any calendar year. Committees. Wisconsin limits campaign contributions made by political committees. Dif- ferent limits apply in terms of the amounts a particular type of committee may donate and the amounts a candidate may receive from committees. Committees subject to contribution limits include: 1) the political action committee (PAC), which may be created by but operate separately from a private interest group (such as a trade association or a union) to raise and spend money to elect or defeat particular candidates; 2) the political party committee, organized by a formal political party; 3) the legislative campaign committees, organized by the respective political parties within the State Senate or the State Assembly; and 4) the candidate’s personal campaign committee. Any committee that contributes directly to a particular candidate’s campaign is subject to specific contribution limits, which vary according to the type of committee and the type of elective office. However, legislative campaign committees and political party committees are allowed to use contributions for party building activities or administrative expenses. PACs may contribute to the political parties and legislative campaign committees in which case the PAC per-candidate limitations do not apply (although other limitations remain applicable). No committee, other than a political party or legislative campaign committee, may make contributions to a candidate for statewide constitutional office or justice of the supreme court that exceed 4% of the candidate’s statutory expenditure level. (Similar limits on contributions by committees apply to candidates for other state and local offices.) Regulation of Expenditures Expenditures by the Candidate. Candidates may make campaign expenditures from their own personal funds and the moneys received as contributions from individuals and registered committees. There are no limits on the amount the candidates can spend on their own campaigns. There were attempts at the federal and state level in the early 1970s to limit candidates’ personal expenditures, but the U.S. Supreme Court in Buckley v. Valeo held that this type of financing was protected by the U.S. Constitution as an exercise of free speech. Expenditures by Independent Individuals and Committees. Individuals and committees are considered to be making independent expenditures if they do not coordinate their efforts with a candidate. Independent individuals and committees are permitted to spend unlimited amounts promoting or opposing a candidate, but in Wisconsin they are required to file a statement declaring that the expenditures will be made without consultation or coordination with any candidate. (If a candidate is knowingly involved in an expenditure, the expenditure is viewed as a contribution to the candidate, and the contributor must adhere to contribution limits.) Expenditures by Political Party Committees. When a political party makes an expenditure to support its candidate, the expenditure is normally counted as a contribution to that candidate. Candidates are subject to aggregate limitations on the amount they may receive from parties and other committees. In Colorado Republican Federal Campaign Committee et al. v. Federal Election Commission, 518 U.S. 604 (1996), the U.S. Supreme Court held, however, that political 870 Wisconsin Blue Book 2013 – 2014

party committees may make unlimited independent expenditures as long as they are not acting in consultation or coordination with a candidate. Reporting Requirements Registration and Reporting. Campaign finance laws are designed to track the flow of dollars received and spent by the candidates. Expenditures from the campaign depository may not be made anonymously, nor may contributions or expenditures be made in a fictitious name. Any anonymous contribution of more than $10 must be donated to a charity or the common school fund. Generally, all candidates for state office, the four types of committees listed above, and other committees that make contributions or expenditures expressly supporting or opposing state candidates must register and file campaign finance reports with the GAB. These reports must include the name, address, and total contributions of each contributor who donates more than $20 in a calendar year and must give the occupation and principal place of employment of each contributor who makes cumulative contributions of over $100 in a calendar year. Reports must also itemize all contributions, loans, expenditures, or obligations in excess of $20. Registrants with limited financial activity may be exempted from reporting. Each candidate must appoint one campaign treasurer and designate one campaign depository, such as a numbered bank account, before receiving any contributions or making any expenditures. The candidate and campaign treasurer are then required to file a registration statement regardless of the amount of money they expect to receive or dispense. Unless exempted from reporting, the candidate, or the treasurer acting on the candidate’s behalf, must file periodic financial reports. The candidate is considered personally responsible for the accuracy of these reports. With limited exceptions, political party committees or other committees that make or accept contributions or make expenditures amounting to more than $25 per year, and individuals (other than candidates) who accept contributions or make expenditures amounting to more than $25 per year must file registration statements. For referendum activity, the threshold is more than $750 per year. These statements include such information as the name and address of the registrant, the officers, the campaign depository, and the candidate or referendum question they support or oppose. Since July 1, 1999, registrants with the Government Accountability Board, Ethics and Ac- countability Division who have accepted contributions totaling more than $20,000 within a campaign or biennial period have been required to file their reports electronically. These reports may be viewed on the GAB Web site. Nonresident committees, groups, or individuals making contributions or expenditures in this state must also file their names and addresses and those of a designated agent in the state with the secretary of state and must also file regular reports, unless a reporting exemption applies. Disclaimers. Candidates and political committees that are subject to state reporting requirements must identify themselves on any mass media communications, such as billboards, hand- bills, and radio or TV advertisements. This disclosure must contain the words “paid for” followed by the name of the candidate or organization responsible for the communication and the name of the candidate’s or organization’s treasurer.

IV. Public Campaign Financing Chapter 107, Laws of 1977, and 2009 Wisconsin Act 89 provided public financing to candidates for certain state offices. Public financing was repealed by 2011 Wisconsin Act 32. Elections 871

COUNTY VOTE FOR SUPREME COURT JUSTICE February 19, 2013 Spring Primary Ed Vince Pat County County Fallone Megna Roggensack* Total Adams �� 312 82 682 1,078 Ashland �� 517 76 369 967 Barron �� 821 322 1,789 2,940 Bayfield �� 612 79 474 1,167 Brown �� 2,983 616 7,071 10,746 Buffalo �� 176 32 396 605 Burnett �� 244 48 414 706 Calumet �� 652 198 1,894 2,751 Chippewa �� 816 210 1,775 2,803 Clark �� 378 100 1,351 1,830 Columbia �� 1,243 226 1,861 3,334 Crawford �� 284 55 396 737 Dane �� 23,011 2,668 13,035 38,765 Dodge �� 1,111 339 4,172 5,627 Door �� 631 92 963 1,688 Douglas �� 850 170 767 1,791 Dunn �� 743 144 1,204 2,094 Eau Claire �� 2,052 280 2,783 5,130 Florence �� 47 17 137 201 Fond du Lac �� 977 233 4,217 5,427 Forest �� 112 30 332 474 Grant �� 624 135 1,160 1,922 Green �� 616 130 886 1,634 Green Lake �� 171 47 808 1,026 Iowa �� 604 80 645 1,329 Iron �� 243 138 450 835 Jackson �� 454 159 1,063 1,686 Jefferson �� 1,252 248 3,542 5,073 Juneau �� 243 54 713 1,010 Kenosha �� 2,474 628 4,923 8,045 Kewaunee �� 206 51 577 835 La Crosse �� 2,622 722 4,847 8,223 Lafayette �� 250 78 498 828 Langlade �� 387 145 873 1,408 Lincoln �� 627 153 1,299 2,084 Manitowoc �� 1,185 420 3,963 5,571 Marathon �� 2,199 416 4,460 7,091 Marinette �� 397 142 1,255 1,795 Marquette �� 224 82 658 965 Menominee �� 30 14 97 142 Milwaukee �� 20,251 3,599 34,814 58,988 Monroe �� 649 180 1,606 2,458 Oconto �� 424 131 1,278 1,834 Oneida �� 1,991 945 4,025 7,024 Outagamie �� 2,413 575 5,355 8,353 Ozaukee �� 1,432 248 7,778 9,465 Pepin �� 120 29 254 403 Pierce �� 567 153 935 1,656 Polk �� 565 129 1,154 1,850 Portage �� 1,779 205 1,875 3,866 Price �� 240 61 631 935 Racine �� 3,489 720 10,377 14,600 Richland �� 313 65 540 918 Rock �� 2,312 535 3,767 6,652 Rusk �� 204 77 599 884 St. Croix �� 973 284 2,070 3,341 Sauk �� 1,314 199 1,743 3,259 Sawyer �� 196 55 493 745 Shawano �� 409 169 1,466 2,044 Sheboygan �� 1,755 455 7,812 10,051 Taylor �� 193 61 630 885 Trempealeau �� 473 198 930 1,603 Vernon �� 463 87 781 1,332 Vilas �� 643 317 1,873 2,856 Walworth �� 1,050 258 4,230 5,552 Washburn �� 361 72 627 1,062 Washington �� 1,197 345 9,787 11,336 Waukesha �� 5,234 1,435 35,532 42,227 Waupaca �� 569 138 1,659 2,366 Waushara �� 192 62 971 1,225 Winnebago �� 1,826 434 4,309 6,588 Wood �� 1,513 311 3,122 4,954 TOTAL �� 108,490 22,391 231,822 363,675 *Incumbent. Source: Official records of the Government Accountability Board, Elections Division. County totals include scattered votes. 872 Wisconsin Blue Book 2013 – 2014

COUNTY VOTE FOR SUPREME COURT JUSTICE April 2, 2013 Spring Election Ed Pat County County Fallone Roggensack* Total Adams �� 1,380 2,207 3,587 Ashland �� 1,490 964 2,462 Barron �� 2,581 3,509 6,093 Bayfield �� 1,956 1,342 3,299 Brown �� 12,861 17,988 30,861 Buffalo �� 895 1,219 2,115 Burnett �� 989 1,197 2,188 Calumet �� 2,556 4,215 6,773 Chippewa �� 3,388 4,437 7,832 Clark �� 1,878 3,577 5,458 Columbia �� 5,397 5,688 11,098 Crawford �� 1,229 1,476 2,705 Dane �� 61,689 29,673 91,402 Dodge �� 4,318 9,193 13,512 Door �� 3,500 3,954 7,458 Douglas �� 2,581 1,917 4,499 Dunn �� 2,804 3,009 5,816 Eau Claire �� 7,082 6,251 13,344 Florence �� 246 397 644 Fond du Lac �� 4,559 9,992 14,552 Forest �� 472 914 1,386 Grant �� 2,704 3,343 6,047 Green �� 2,776 2,965 5,743 Green Lake �� 1,043 2,452 3,496 Iowa �� 2,126 1,725 3,853 Iron �� 572 734 1,306 Jackson �� 1,511 2,173 3,684 Jefferson �� 5,117 8,673 13,804 Juneau �� 1,356 1,779 3,135 Kenosha �� 7,757 10,347 18,128 Kewaunee �� 1,218 1,874 3,094 La Crosse �� 7,751 7,831 15,592 Lafayette �� 1,291 1,695 2,987 Langlade �� 1,306 2,462 3,769 Lincoln �� 2,075 3,655 5,736 Manitowoc �� 6,070 10,406 16,485 Marathon �� 7,082 10,857 17,948 Marinette �� 2,828 4,302 7,132 Marquette �� 1,312 1,833 3,145 Menominee �� 153 168 321 Milwaukee �� 53,956 55,843 109,892 Monroe �� 2,614 3,761 6,381 Oconto �� 2,985 4,519 7,509 Oneida �� 2,345 3,756 6,105 Outagamie �� 10,476 13,646 24,127 Ozaukee �� 5,457 15,654 21,116 Pepin �� 475 588 1,063 Pierce �� 2,044 2,524 4,572 Polk �� 2,614 2,932 5,550 Portage �� 5,962 5,118 11,089 Price �� 1,288 2,119 3,408 Racine �� 10,658 18,720 29,393 Richland �� 1,192 1,294 2,486 Rock �� 9,436 9,610 19,060 Rusk �� 1,042 1,597 2,642 St. Croix �� 4,006 5,467 9,492 Sauk �� 4,619 4,809 9,433 Sawyer �� 977 1,252 2,231 Shawano �� 2,386 4,323 6,711 Sheboygan �� 6,347 14,766 21,126 Taylor �� 1,211 2,581 3,798 Trempealeau �� 2,132 2,543 4,678 Vernon �� 2,149 2,550 4,699 Vilas �� 1,458 3,176 4,639 Walworth �� 5,389 10,686 16,101 Washburn �� 1,203 1,371 2,574 Washington �� 5,076 19,432 24,518 Waukesha �� 16,994 59,731 76,732 Waupaca �� 3,015 4,522 7,539 Waushara �� 1,150 2,371 3,521 Winnebago �� 8,397 11,439 19,850 Wood �� 4,017 6,168 10,191 TOTAL �� 362,969 491,261 854,715 *Incumbent. Source: Official records of the Government Accountability Board, Elections Division. County totals include scattered votes. Elections 873

DISTRICT VOTE FOR COURT OF APPEALS April 3, 2012 Spring Election District I Ralph Adam County County Fine* Total Milwaukee �� 87,099 88,035 TOTAL �� 87,099 88,035

District II Richard S. County County Brown* Total Calumet �� 7,459 7,487 Fond du Lac �� 14,492 14,496 Green Lake �� 2,911 2,924 Kenosha �� 17,563 17,731 Manitowoc �� 10,811 10,857 Ozaukee �� 16,212 16,315 Racine �� 21,541 21,646 Sheboygan �� 16,457 16,502 Walworth �� 13,342 13,444 Washington �� 21,565 21,636 Waukesha �� 58,964 59,129 Winnebago �� 23,456 23,605 TOTAL �� 224,773 225,772

District III Mark A. County County Mangerson Total Ashland �� 1,832 1,850 Barron �� 6,551 6,571 Bayfield �� 2,613 2,619 Brown �� 29,240 29,397 Buffalo �� 2,073 2,074 Burnett �� 1,953 1,956 Chippewa �� 6,860 6,886 Door �� 4,766 4,779 Douglas �� 4,271 4,297 Dunn �� 4,863 4,893 Eau Claire �� 12,212 12,288 Florence �� 627 629 Forest �� 1,415 1,419 Iron �� 844 844 Kewaunee �� 2,832 2,841 Langlade �� 2,943 2,955 Lincoln �� 4,067 4,092 Marathon �� 16,899 17,005 Marinette �� 6,228 6,242 Menominee �� 125 128 Oconto �� 5,763 5,775 Oneida �� 7,517 7,669 Outagamie �� 22,477 22,532 Pepin �� 1,147 1,157 Pierce �� 4,132 4,180 Polk �� 5,878 5,901 Price �� 2,588 2,594 Rusk �� 2,401 2,404 St. Croix �� 12,767 12,849 Sawyer �� 2,438 2,447 Shawano �� 5,444 5,451 Taylor �� 2,415 2,422 Trempealeau �� 3,668 3,684 Vilas �� 4,129 4,152 Washburn �� 2,719 2,721 TOTAL �� 198,697 199,703 874 Wisconsin Blue Book 2013 – 2014

DISTRICT VOTE FOR COURT OF APPEALS April 3, 2012 Spring Election–Continued District IV Joanne F. County County Kloppenburg Total Adams �� 2,441 2,555 Clark �� 4,092 4,148 Columbia �� 6,814 7,280 Crawford �� 2,207 2,256 Dane �� 67,168 69,350 Dodge �� 10,383 11,121 Grant �� 5,561 5,670 Green �� 4,485 4,703 Iowa �� 3,891 4,048 Jackson �� 2,568 2,615 Jefferson �� 9,499 10,449 Juneau �� 2,878 2,939 La Crosse �� 14,678 14,997 Lafayette �� 2,361 2,445 Marquette �� 1,834 1,954 Monroe �� 5,846 5,998 Portage �� 8,691 8,862 Richland �� 2,397 2,445 Rock �� 16,121 16,787 Sauk �� 7,853 8,220 Vernon �� 3,469 3,565 Waupaca �� 6,769 6,901 Waushara �� 2,972 3,052 Wood �� 10,087 10,228 TOTAL �� 205,065 212,588 *Incumbent. Source: Official records of the Government Accountability Board, Elections Division. County totals include scattered votes.

DISTRICT VOTE FOR COURT OF APPEALS April 2, 2013 Spring Election District II Mark County County Gundrum* Total Calumet �� 4,896 4,916 Fond du Lac �� 10,463 10,468 Green Lake �� 2,695 2,698 Kenosha �� 10,523 10,660 Manitowoc �� 12,039 12,076 Ozaukee �� 14,454 14,522 Racine �� 19,388 19,457 Sheboygan �� 15,415 15,472 Walworth �� 11,535 11,624 Washington �� 17,605 17,679 Waukesha �� 51,749 51,906 Winnebago �� 13,686 13,798 TOTAL �� 184,448 185,276 Elections 875

DISTRICT VOTE FOR COURT OF APPEALS April 2, 2013 Spring Election–Continued District III Lisa K. County County Stark Total Ashland �� 1,592 1,612 Barron �� 4,876 4,887 Bayfield �� 2,453 2,459 Brown �� 20,717 20,821 Buffalo �� 1,707 1,709 Burnett �� 1,785 1,792 Chippewa �� 6,099 6,120 Door �� 5,357 5,371 Douglas �� 3,293 3,307 Dunn �� 4,610 4,624 Eau Claire �� 10,659 10,754 Florence �� 477 477 Forest �� 1,069 1,069 Iron �� 960 962 Kewaunee �� 2,269 2,274 Langlade �� 2,848 2,852 Lincoln �� 4,113 4,133 Marathon �� 12,939 12,992 Marinette �� 5,409 5,415 Menominee �� 210 210 Oconto �� 6,008 6,022 Oneida �� 4,486 4,495 Outagamie �� 16,861 16,945 Pepin �� 843 847 Pierce �� 3,570 3,584 Polk �� 4,577 4,588 Price �� 2,432 2,440 Rusk �� 2,042 2,044 St. Croix �� 7,546 7,597 Sawyer �� 1,743 1,750 Shawano �� 5,169 5,177 Taylor �� 2,898 2,902 Trempealeau �� 4,010 4,015 Vilas �� 3,361 3,378 Washburn �� 1,993 1,997 TOTAL �� 160,981 161,621

District IV Paul County County Lundsten* Total Adams �� 2,605 2,607 Clark �� 4,061 4,070 Columbia �� 7,700 7,736 Crawford �� 2,091 2,092 Dane �� 54,314 54,658 Dodge �� 9,455 9,487 Grant �� 4,605 4,615 Green �� 3,945 3,977 Iowa �� 2,810 2,821 Jackson �� 2,869 2,874 Jefferson �� 9,059 9,115 Juneau �� 2,383 2,396 La Crosse �� 10,992 11,016 Lafayette �� 2,193 2,197 Marquette �� 2,372 2,376 Monroe �� 5,217 5,232 Portage �� 6,863 6,893 Richland �� 1,798 1,799 Rock �� 12,828 12,888 Sauk �� 6,418 6,434 Vernon �� 3,565 3,578 Waupaca �� 5,773 5,786 Waushara �� 2,591 2,603 Wood �� 6,794 6,836 TOTAL �� 173,301 174,086 *Incumbent. Source: Official records of the Government Accountability Board, Elections Division. County totals include scattered votes. 876 Wisconsin Blue Book 2013 – 2014

VOTE FOR CIRCUIT JUDGES February 21, 2012 Spring Primary Circuit Court Vote Dane County Circuit Court, Branch 11 Roger A. Allen �� 11,371 Ellen K. Berz �� 16,388 Francis X. Sullivan �� 8,919 Kenosha County Circuit Court, Branch 2 Edward Richard Antaramian �� 3,505 David R. Berman �� 2,412 David Ernest Celebre �� 1,446 William Michel �� 2,726 Jason A. Rossell* �� 5,062 Menominee-Shawano County Circuit Court, Branch 2 William F. Kussel, Jr.* �� 1,445 John B. Selsing �� 614 David R. Winter �� 1,425 Milwaukee County Circuit Court, Branch 17 Christopher R. Lipscomb, Sr. �� 18,650 Nelson Wesley Phillips, III* �� 19,737 Carolina Maria Stark �� 20,859 Oneida County Circuit Court, Branch 2 Michael H. Bloom �� 1,299 John F. O’Melia �� 1,322 Timothy L. Vocke �� 1,119 Rock County Circuit Court, Branch 7 Tod Daniel �� 1,148 Mike Haakenson �� 1,560 Jack C. Hoag �� 2,942 Barbara W. McCrory �� 3,606 Thomas McDonald �� 1,358 Harry C. O’Leary �� 2,005 *Incumbent Source: Official records of the Government Accountability Board, Elections Division. Scattered votes omitted.

February 19, 2013 Spring Primary Circuit Court Vote Dodge County Circuit Court, Branch 3 Joseph F. Fischer �� 1,449 Dawn N. Klockow �� 910 Joseph G. Sciascia �� 2,905 Manitowoc County Circuit Court, Branch 1 Bob Dewane �� 748 Steven R. Olson �� 2,177 Mark R. Rohrer �� 1,896 Steven J. Weber �� 901 Milwaukee County Circuit Court, Branch 45 Rebecca Bradley* �� 32,997 Janet Claire Protasiewicz �� 16,173 Gil Urfer �� 6,158 *Incumbent. Source: Official records of the Government Accountability Board, Elections Division. Scattered votes omitted. Elections 877

VOTE FOR CIRCUIT JUDGES April 3, 2012 Spring Election Circuit Court Vote Circuit Court Vote Ashland County Branch 39 Robert E. Eaton* �� 2,458 Jane Carroll* �� 79,488 Brown County Branch 43 Branch 2 Marshall B. Murray* �� 78,798 Tom Walsh �� 29,878 Branch 46 Branch 6 Bonnie L. Gordon* �� 78,669 John P. Zakowski �� 33,335 Oneida County Buffalo-Pepin County Branch 2 James Judge Duvall* �� 3,739 Michael H. Bloom �� 5,064 Calumet County John F. O’Melia �� 4,465 Jeffrey S. Froehlich* �� 7,810 Outagamie County Wayne Fulleylove-Krause �� 2,097 Branch 4 Clark County Greg Gill, Jr.* �� 22,962 Jon Counsell* �� 4,660 Branch 6 Dane County Dee R. Dyer* �� 24,112 Branch 3 Branch 7 John C. Albert* �� 58,805 John A. Des Jardins* �� 24,664 Branch 8 Portage County Frank D. Remington �� 58,247 Branch 1 Branch 11 Thomas B. Eagon �� 9,310 Roger A. Allen �� 37,875 Michael McKenna �� 3,984 Ellen K. Berz �� 46,947 Branch 3 Branch 12 Thomas T. Flugaur* �� 10,087 David Flanagan* �� 59,375 Racine County Door County Branch 5 Branch 1 Michael E. Nieskes* �� 13,665 D. Todd Ehlers* �� 5,556 Mike Piontek �� 17,283 Branch 2 Branch 10 Peter C. Diltz* �� 5,801 Timothy D. Boyle �� 16,054 Eau Claire County Mark Nielsen �� 16,009 Branch 1 Richland County Lisa K. Stark* �� 14,128 Andrew Sharp �� 2,709 Branch 3 Rock County William M. Gabler, Sr.* �� 13,129 Branch 7 Branch 4 Jack C. Hoag �� 12,958 Jon M. Theisen* �� 13,036 Barbara W. McCrory �� 13,680 Branch 5 St. Croix County Paul J. Lenz* �� 13,081 Branch 3 Kenosha County Scott R. Needham* �� 13,761 Branch 2 Sauk County Edward Richard Antaramian �� 12,396 Branch 1 Jason A. Rossell* �� 14,243 Patrick J. Taggart* �� 8,749 Branch 7 Branch 3 S. Michael Wilk* �� 18,671 Guy Reynolds* �� 8,535 Manitowoc County Sheboygan County Branch 2 Branch 5 Gary Bendix* �� 8,747 James J. Bolgert* �� 17,173 Bob Dewane �� 5,710 Walworth County Menominee-Shawano County Branch 1 Branch 2 Phillip A. Koss �� 13,885 William F. Kussel, Jr.* �� 4,007 Washington County David R. Winter �� 3,786 Branch 4 Milwaukee County Andrew T. Gonring* �� 22,641 Branch 4 Waukesha County Mel Flanagan* �� 80,755 Branch 2 Branch 8 Jennifer Dorow* �� 58,642 William Sosnay* �� 78,327 Branch 12 Branch 17 Kathryn W. Foster* �� 58,944 Nelson Wesley Phillips III* �� 51,864 Waupaca County Carolina Maria Stark �� 65,825 Branch 3 Branch 20 Raymond S. Huber* �� 7,795 Dennis P. Moroney* �� 79,249 Winnebago County Branch 23 Branch 1 Hannah C. Dugan �� 43,093 Thomas J. Gritton* �� 24,212 Lindsey Grady �� 65,910 Branch 4 Branch 28 Karen L. Seifert* �� 24,021 Mark A. Sanders �� 79,856 Wood County Branch 38 Branch 2 Jeffrey A. Wagner* �� 84,190 Nicholas J. Brazeau, Jr.* �� 11,478 *Incumbent. Source: Official Records of the Government Accountability Board, Elections Division. Scattered votes omitted. 878 Wisconsin Blue Book 2013 – 2014

VOTE FOR CIRCUIT JUDGES April 2, 2013 Spring Election Circuit Court Vote Circuit Court Vote Brown County Marquette County Branch 3 Bernard Ben Bult �� 1,645 Tammy Jo Hock* �� 20,819 Donna Cacic Wissbaum �� 1,549 Branch 7 Milwaukee County Timothy A. Hinkfuss* �� 21,858 Branch 11 Columbia County Dave Swanson �� 59,989 Branch 3 Branch 26 Alan J. White* �� 8,123 William S. Pocan* �� 60,343 Dane County Branch 45 Branch 16 Rebecca Bradley* �� 55,177 Rhonda L. Lanford �� 42,976 Janet Claire Protasiewicz �� 48,685 Rebecca St. John* �� 39,080 Monroe County Dodge County Branch 1 Branch 2 Todd L. Ziegler* �� 5,630 John R. Storck* �� 10,312 Ozaukee County Branch 3 Branch 2 Joseph F. Fischer �� 5,215 Joe Voiland �� 13,009 Joseph G. Sciascia �� 7,568 Tom R. Wolfgram* �� 7,729 Jefferson County Portage County Branch 2 Branch 2 William F. Hue* �� 9,410 John V. Finn* �� 8,032 La Crosse County Racine County Branch 1 Branch 1 Ramona A. Gonzalez* �� 12,020 Gerald P. Ptacek* �� 20,771 Branch 2 Rock County Elliott M. Levine* �� 11,875 Branch 4 Branch 3 Daniel T. Dillon* �� 13,284 Todd W. Bjerke* �� 12,053 St. Croix County Branch 4 Branch 2 Scott L. Horne* �� 12,507 Edward F. Vlack* �� 7,976 Lincoln County Sheboygan County Branch 2 Branch 2 Robert Russell �� 3,087 Timothy M. Van Akkeren* �� 16,271 John Yackel* �� 2,914 Trempealeau County Manitowoc County John A. Damon* �� 4,246 Branch 1 Waukesha County Steven R. Olson �� 8,129 Branch 1 Mark R. Rohrer �� 8,153 Michael O. Bohren* �� 48,258 Marathon County Branch 9 Branch 4 Donald J. Hassin, Jr.* �� 47,855 Greg Grau* �� 14,166 Marinette County Branch 2 Allen R. Brey �� 3,192 James A. Morrison* �� 4,175 *Incumbent. Source: Official Records of the Government Accountability Board, Elections Division. Scattered votes omitted. Elections 879

COUNTY VOTE FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR August 14, 2012 Primary Tammy Jeff Eric Mark W. Tommy G. Baldwin Fitzgerald Hovde Neumann Thompson County (Dem.) (Rep.) (Rep.) (Rep.) (Rep.) Adams �� 831 172 499 532 746 Ashland �� 377 34 69 218 377 Barron �� 957 148 478 1,533 1,238 Bayfield �� 481 36 94 351 549 Brown �� 3,477 2,069 12,126 7,060 5,668 Buffalo �� 269 35 219 297 455 Burnett �� 362 56 95 373 623 Calumet �� 641 624 2,340 1,616 1,694 Chippewa �� 2,282 161 1,026 1,555 1,410 Clark �� 492 196 746 1,170 764 Columbia �� 1,527 355 1,579 1,224 2,742 Crawford �� 424 79 238 392 614 Dane �� 47,477 1,225 11,079 5,115 16,293 Dodge �� 1,710 3,575 2,539 2,750 3,789 Door �� 1,103 209 1,329 1,060 1,339 Douglas �� 1,492 69 198 613 836 Dunn �� 713 148 601 970 1,116 Eau Claire �� 1,923 306 1,721 2,320 2,578 Florence �� 114 48 98 159 226 Fond du Lac �� 1,336 2,065 4,745 4,156 5,261 Forest �� 750 59 175 225 264 Grant �� 1,010 290 938 1,117 2,777 Green �� 1,817 121 874 721 1,373 Green Lake �� 248 351 985 928 1,318 Iowa �� 1,414 78 458 362 865 Iron �� 225 30 55 160 382 Jackson �� 1,281 68 267 417 599 Jefferson �� 1,483 1,810 2,446 2,436 3,493 Juneau �� 493 186 605 677 1,915 Kenosha �� 5,475 1,335 2,602 2,550 3,722 Kewaunee �� 1,443 158 889 697 490 La Crosse �� 2,887 392 1,989 2,565 3,942 Lafayette �� 991 49 270 309 625 Langlade �� 539 157 683 700 520 Lincoln �� 683 327 1,093 935 989 Manitowoc �� 2,371 1,040 4,149 2,859 2,407 Marathon �� 3,145 1,084 4,868 3,338 3,399 Marinette �� 747 279 1,298 1,626 1,255 Marquette �� 400 133 519 462 912 Menominee �� 84 8 42 31 26 Milwaukee �� 39,289 12,341 20,991 11,183 22,810 Monroe �� 610 235 787 1,121 2,721 Oconto �� 1,039 548 2,092 1,653 1,294 Oneida �� 1,664 319 1,425 1,443 1,511 Outagamie �� 3,242 1,578 7,706 5,401 4,754 Ozaukee �� 1,130 3,323 6,385 2,157 5,733 Pepin �� 139 16 90 202 164 Pierce �� 1,186 80 323 563 780 Polk �� 598 169 212 831 1,066 Portage �� 4,517 388 1,635 1,286 1,275 Price �� 426 95 328 573 579 Racine �� 4,223 3,722 6,252 4,691 6,357 Richland �� 401 84 286 490 882 Rock �� 8,981 663 2,562 3,179 4,944 Rusk �� 582 70 358 588 557 St. Croix �� 961 202 498 1,499 1,991 Sauk �� 2,452 198 1,160 1,180 2,953 Sawyer �� 261 54 157 569 618 Shawano �� 518 452 1,828 1,589 1,361 Sheboygan �� 2,531 2,286 6,751 3,876 4,305 Taylor �� 301 142 588 721 555 Trempealeau �� 424 83 435 525 880 Vernon �� 601 175 692 765 1,543 Vilas �� 748 211 869 1,047 1,172 Walworth �� 1,355 1,819 3,028 2,862 4,127 Washburn �� 354 71 156 562 566 Washington �� 1,431 5,196 8,215 3,695 6,855 Waukesha �� 4,932 14,680 24,861 11,969 25,709 Waupaca �� 862 538 2,001 1,744 1,757 Waushara �� 348 356 1,112 865 1,056 Winnebago �� 2,319 1,615 6,528 4,878 5,490 Wood �� 1,366 597 2,222 2,500 1,972 TOTAL �� 185,265 71,871 179,557 132,786 197,928 Dem. – Democratic Party; Rep. – Republican Party. Source: Official records of the Government Accountability Board, Elections Division. Scattered votes omitted. 880 Wisconsin Blue Book 2013 – 2014

COUNTY VOTE FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR November 6, 2012 General Election Riley J. Tammy Tommy G. Nimrod Y. U. Joseph Diane E. Hood Baldwin Thompson Allen, III Kexel Lorbiecki County County (Con. Write-in) (Dem.) (Rep.) (Ind.)1 (Ind.)1 (Ind. Write-in)1 Total2 Adams �� 0 5,161 4,404 52 183 0 9,810 Ashland �� 0 5,306 2,912 64 95 0 8,388 Barron �� 7 10,644 10,805 181 508 3 22,285 Bayfield �� 0 6,017 3,476 52 85 0 9,630 Brown �� 0 60,409 61,838 843 2,709 0 125,976 Buffalo �� 1 3,366 3,284 52 170 0 6,877 Burnett �� 0 3,996 4,288 36 117 0 8,438 Calumet �� 1 10,989 14,053 154 748 0 25,972 Chippewa �� 0 14,774 14,677 227 803 0 30,500 Clark �� 0 6,159 6,875 142 354 0 13,547 Columbia �� 0 16,028 13,413 100 641 0 30,203 Crawford �� 0 4,321 3,117 35 158 0 7,635 Dane �� 1 206,917 88,395 1,258 3,823 4 300,587 Dodge �� 0 17,867 24,646 201 1,124 0 43,899 Door �� 0 8,966 7,996 72 379 0 17,432 Douglas �� 0 14,599 7,478 159 220 0 22,464 Dunn �� 0 10,671 10,038 205 568 0 21,509 Eau Claire �� 0 29,057 23,036 361 1,291 0 53,833 Florence �� 0 908 1,586 12 42 0 2,550 Fond du Lac �� 2 21,273 29,539 321 1,114 0 52,294 Forest �� 0 2,288 2,028 33 104 0 4,455 Grant �� 0 12,027 10,902 166 520 0 23,628 Green �� 0 10,721 7,954 71 385 0 19,153 Green Lake �� 0 3,637 5,600 73 217 0 9,530 Iowa �� 0 7,454 4,631 60 229 0 12,382 Iron �� 0 1,656 1,785 13 24 0 3,478 Jackson �� 0 4,979 3,894 62 214 0 9,156 Jefferson �� 3 19,081 23,393 176 810 0 43,514 Juneau �� 1 5,474 5,805 59 255 1 11,609 Kenosha �� 0 42,825 33,273 325 2,583 0 79,111 Kewaunee �� 0 5,149 5,419 82 257 0 10,918 La Crosse �� 6 34,203 26,271 402 1,425 4 62,351 Lafayette �� 0 4,110 3,549 35 127 0 7,824 Langlade �� 0 4,580 5,255 73 256 0 10,175 Lincoln �� 0 7,379 6,911 188 439 0 14,935 Manitowoc �� 1 19,616 20,646 371 1,178 6 41,862 Marathon �� 0 31,751 34,688 574 1,675 3 68,787 Marinette �� 0 9,685 9,989 140 439 0 20,263 Marquette �� 0 3,744 4,032 35 181 0 8,005 Menominee �� 0 1,015 213 8 35 0 1,273 Milwaukee �� 11 312,618 155,410 2,022 7,181 3 477,884 Monroe �� 0 8,629 9,899 156 457 0 19,157 Oconto �� 0 8,792 10,032 189 502 0 19,535 Oneida �� 0 10,047 10,183 223 706 0 21,199 Outagamie �� 6 43,297 46,212 770 2,541 0 92,928 Ozaukee �� 2 18,285 35,463 171 1,059 2 55,050 Pepin �� 0 1,812 1,702 13 64 0 3,592 Pierce �� 0 10,254 9,850 126 364 0 20,606 Polk �� 0 10,192 11,310 140 483 0 22,144 Portage �� 0 21,469 15,710 322 709 1 38,274 Price �� 0 3,832 3,623 61 211 0 7,730 Racine �� 12 51,630 47,030 596 2,109 6 101,462 Richland �� 0 4,504 3,786 27 116 0 8,437 Rock �� 0 46,892 30,010 408 1,859 0 79,243 Rusk �� 0 3,298 3,393 103 242 0 7,043 St. Croix �� 1 20,053 24,347 149 984 0 45,572 Sauk �� 0 17,247 13,565 121 638 1 31,599 Sawyer �� 0 4,445 4,163 25 100 0 8,739 Shawano �� 4 8,755 10,417 155 503 1 19,852 Sheboygan �� 4 26,284 33,472 359 1,586 2 61,766 Taylor �� 0 3,859 5,049 99 270 0 9,280 Trempealeau �� 0 7,144 5,699 78 297 0 13,223 Vernon �� 0 7,543 6,051 93 327 0 14,022 Vilas �� 0 5,762 7,308 59 375 0 13,526 Walworth �� 2 21,390 28,069 237 1,588 0 51,376 Washburn �� 0 4,405 4,442 50 140 0 9,037 Washington �� 1 22,702 52,950 275 1,745 1 77,787 Waukesha �� 0 75,408 159,450 963 4,098 3 240,142 Waupaca �� 1 11,011 13,601 173 651 0 25,473 Waushara �� 1 5,213 6,239 77 283 0 11,822 Winnebago �� 2 42,782 41,545 409 2,608 2 87,541 Wood �� 0 18,748 18,052 333 959 0 38,132 TOTAL �� 70 1,547,104 1,380,126 16,455 62,240 43 3,009,411 Percent of Total Vote3 0.00% 51.41% 45.86% 0.55% 2.07% 0.00% Con. – Constitution Party; Dem. – Democratic Party; Rep. – Republican Party; Ind. – Independent. 1Independent nominations may be made for any office to be voted for at any general or partisan special election [Section 8.20 (1), Wisconsin Statutes]. 2County totals include scattered votes. 3Percentages do not sum to 100%, as scattered votes are included in total vote. Source: Official records of the Government Accountability Board, Elections Division. Elections 881

DISTRICT VOTE FOR MEMBERS OF THE 113TH U.S. CONGRESS August 14, 2012 Primary First Congressional District Rob Paul Zerban Ryan* County (Dem.) (Rep.) Kenosha �� 5,132 8,841 Milwaukee (part) �� 1,326 10,545 Racine �� 3,671 17,647 Rock (part) �� 4,350 5,350 Walworth (part) �� 998 9,582 Waukesha (part) �� 788 13,735 TOTAL �� 16,265 65,700

Second Congressional District Dennis Mark Kelda Helen Matt Chad Hall Pocan Roys Silverman Lee County (Dem.) (Dem.) (Dem.) (Dem.) (Rep.) Dane �� 730 36,188 10,380 1,601 21,508 Green �� 49 1,209 438 110 1,914 Iowa �� 43 882 407 105 1,239 Lafayette �� 46 569 299 134 862 Richland (part) �� 2 49 21 7 162 Rock (part) �� 241 2,434 1,028 313 3,824 Sauk �� 52 1,840 508 95 3,304 TOTAL �� 1,163 43,171 13,081 2,365 32,813

Third Congressional District Ron Ray Kind* Boland County (Dem.) (Rep.) Adams �� 715 1,159 Buffalo �� 294 599 Chippewa (part) �� 1,471 1,367 Crawford �� 436 819 Dunn �� 721 1,904 Eau Claire �� 1,918 4,311 Grant �� 994 3,414 Jackson (part) �� 1,338 683 Juneau (part) �� 358 1,585 La Crosse �� 2,951 5,810 Monroe (part) �� 545 3,270 Pepin �� 145 290 Pierce �� 1,235 1,303 Portage �� 4,444 2,405 Richland (part) �� 293 968 Trempealeau �� 456 1,142 Vernon �� 618 2,177 Wood (part) �� 823 2,462 TOTAL �� 19,755 35,668 882 Wisconsin Blue Book 2013 – 2014

DISTRICT VOTE FOR MEMBERS OF THE 113TH U.S. CONGRESS August 14, 2012 Primary–Continued Fourth Congressional District Gwen Dan Moore* Sebring County (Dem.) (Rep.) Milwaukee (part) �� 34,525 19,144 Waukesha (part) �� 0 0 TOTAL �� 34,525 19,144

Fifth Congressional District Dave F. James Heaster Sensenbrenner, Jr.* County (Dem.) (Rep.) Dodge (part) �� 583 4,619 Jefferson �� 1,165 7,737 Milwaukee (part) �� 3,019 12,848 Walworth (part) �� 193 429 Washington �� 1,150 18,342 Waukesha (part) �� 3,156 45,395 TOTAL �� 9,266 89,370

Sixth Congressional District Joe Tom Lauren Kallas Petri* Stephens County (Dem.) (Rep.) (Rep.) Columbia �� 1,315 3,893 1,099 Dodge (part) �� 821 4,514 1,058 Fond du Lac �� 1,162 12,140 3,200 Green Lake �� 232 2,747 707 Manitowoc �� 2,079 7,722 1,800 Marquette �� 334 1,448 393 Milwaukee (part) �� 29 232 43 Ozaukee �� 918 12,299 1,764 Sheboygan �� 2,285 13,196 2,642 Waushara �� 285 2,518 572 Winnebago (part) �� 1,825 12,667 2,543 TOTAL �� 11,285 73,376 15,821 Elections 883

DISTRICT VOTE FOR MEMBERS OF THE 113TH U.S. CONGRESS August 14, 2012 Primary–Continued Seventh Congressional District Pat Sean Kreitlow Duffy* County (Dem.) (Rep.) Ashland �� 350 553 Barron �� 935 2,782 Bayfield �� 454 814 Burnett �� 351 968 Chippewa (part) �� 852 1,549 Clark �� 575 2,172 Douglas �� 1,414 1,411 Florence �� 72 380 Forest �� 627 545 Iron �� 209 467 Jackson (part) �� 96 177 Juneau (part) �� 92 568 Langlade �� 475 1,498 Lincoln �� 695 2,492 Marathon �� 2,729 9,942 Monroe (part) �� 61 395 Oneida �� 1,532 3,842 Polk �� 562 1,863 Price �� 395 1,153 Rusk �� 606 1,276 St. Croix �� 909 3,170 Sawyer �� 254 1,154 Taylor �� 284 1,628 Vilas �� 661 2,586 Washburn �� 350 1,130 Wood (part) �� 513 2,472 TOTAL �� 16,053 46,987

Eighth Congressional District Jamie Reid J. Wall Ribble* County (Dem.) (Rep.) Brown �� 2,942 20,226 Calumet �� 530 5,025 Door �� 909 2,995 Kewaunee �� 1,312 1,865 Marinette �� 644 3,439 Menominee �� 70 83 Oconto �� 891 4,541 Outagamie �� 2,898 15,929 Shawano �� 443 4,229 Waupaca �� 728 4,962 Winnebago (part) �� 146 1,395 TOTAL �� 11,513 64,689 Dem. – Democratic Party; Rep. – Republican Party. *Incumbent. Source: Official records of the Government Accountability Board, Elections Division. Scattered votes omitted. 884 Wisconsin Blue Book 2013 – 2014

DISTRICT VOTE FOR MEMBERS OF THE 113TH U.S. CONGRESS November 6, 2012 General Election First Congressional District Rob Paul Keith Zerban Ryan* Deschler County (Dem.) (Rep.) (Ind.) Kenosha �� 41,121 36,130 1,396 Milwaukee (part) �� 18,904 30,150 751 Racine �� 47,722 50,294 1,494 Rock (part) �� 20,928 18,888 833 Walworth (part) �� 16,575 27,935 856 Waukesha (part) �� 13,164 37,026 724 TOTAL �� 158,414 200,423 6,054 Percent of Total Vote† �� 43.39% 54.90% 1.66%

Second Congressional District Mark Chad Joe Pocan Lee Kopsick County (Dem.) (Rep.) (Ind. Write-in) Dane �� 204,185 81,979 6 Green �� 10,245 8,005 0 Iowa �� 7,009 4,330 0 Lafayette �� 3,674 3,320 0 Richland (part) �� 825 598 0 Rock (part) �� 22,401 13,647 0 Sauk �� 17,083 12,804 0 TOTAL �� 265,422 124,683 6 Percent of Total Vote† �� 67.90% 31.90% 0.00%

Third Congressional District Ron Ray Kind* Boland County (Dem.) (Rep.) Adams �� 5,183 3,799 Buffalo �� 4,290 2,252 Chippewa (part) �� 11,053 6,094 Crawford �� 5,203 2,158 Dunn �� 12,673 7,913 Eau Claire �� 33,641 17,720 Grant �� 14,529 7,117 Jackson (part) �� 5,365 2,345 Juneau (part) �� 5,238 2,995 La Crosse �� 41,057 19,767 Monroe (part) �� 9,661 6,559 Pepin �� 2,186 1,278 Pierce �� 11,693 8,082 Portage �� 21,920 13,727 Richland (part) �� 4,064 2,285 Trempealeau �� 8,494 4,100 Vernon �� 9,224 4,418 Wood (part) �� 12,238 9,104 TOTAL �� 217,712 121,713 Percent of Total Vote† �� 64.08% 35.82% Elections 885

DISTRICT VOTE FOR MEMBERS OF THE 113TH U.S. CONGRESS November 6, 2012 General Election–Continued Fourth Congressional District Gwen Dan Robert R. Moore* Sebring Raymond County (Dem.) (Rep.) (Ind.) Milwaukee (part) �� 235,257 80,787 9,277 Waukesha (part) �� 0 0 0 TOTAL �� 235,257 80,787 9,277 Percent of Total Vote† �� 72.21% 24.80% 2.85%

Fifth Congressional District Dave F. James Heaster Sensenbrenner, Jr.* County (Dem.) (Rep.) Dodge (part) �� 5,725 13,351 Jefferson �� 15,310 25,237 Milwaukee (part) �� 31,415 39,725 Walworth (part) �� 3,108 2,366 Washington �� 18,846 56,187 Waukesha (part) �� 44,074 113,469 TOTAL �� 118,478 250,335 Percent of Total Vote† �� 32.05% 67.72%

Sixth Congressional District Joe Tom Kallas Petri* County (Dem.) (Rep.) Columbia �� 14,699 13,709 Dodge (part) �� 9,481 13,573 Fond du Lac �� 16,050 33,412 Green Lake �� 3,048 6,091 Manitowoc �� 14,927 25,429 Marquette �� 2,999 4,294 Milwaukee (part) �� 423 660 Ozaukee �� 16,607 35,635 Sheboygan �� 21,267 37,673 Waushara �� 4,009 7,160 Winnebago (part) �� 32,411 45,824 TOTAL �� 135,921 223,460 Percent of Total Vote† �� 37.78% 62.12% 886 Wisconsin Blue Book 2013 – 2014

DISTRICT VOTE FOR MEMBERS OF THE 113TH U.S. CONGRESS November 6, 2012 General Election–Continued Seventh Congressional District Pat Sean Dale C. Kreitlow Duffy* Lehner County (Dem.) (Rep.) (Ind. Write-in) Ashland �� 5,051 3,172 0 Barron �� 9,708 11,621 17 Bayfield �� 5,573 4,026 0 Burnett �� 3,587 4,526 0 Chippewa (part) �� 5,249 6,966 0 Clark �� 5,702 7,823 0 Douglas �� 13,381 8,936 1 Florence �� 868 1,506 0 Forest �� 1,951 2,327 0 Iron �� 1,465 1,908 0 Jackson (part) �� 375 531 0 Juneau (part) �� 1,101 1,451 0 Langlade �� 3,615 6,201 0 Lincoln �� 6,307 8,517 0 Marathon �� 27,214 40,878 0 Monroe (part) �� 849 1,270 0 Oneida �� 9,033 11,570 0 Polk �� 9,152 12,181 0 Price �� 3,277 4,045 0 Rusk �� 3,217 3,611 0 St. Croix �� 18,567 25,679 1 Sawyer �� 3,834 4,660 0 Taylor �� 3,174 6,090 0 Vilas �� 5,276 8,005 0 Washburn �� 3,939 4,788 0 Wood (part) �� 6,059 9,432 1 TOTAL �� 157,524 201,720 20 Percent of Total Vote† �� 43.80% 56.08% 0.01%

Eighth Congressional District Jamie Reid J. Wall Ribble* County (Dem.) (Rep.) Brown �� 55,730 67,021 Calumet �� 10,245 15,354 Door �� 8,544 8,636 Kewaunee �� 4,780 5,848 Marinette �� 8,807 10,617 Menominee �� 925 238 Oconto �� 7,885 10,839 Outagamie �� 39,288 50,666 Shawano �� 7,846 11,172 Waupaca �� 9,919 14,342 Winnebago (part) �� 2,318 4,141 TOTAL �� 156,287 198,874 Percent of Total Vote† �� 43.97% 55.95% Dem. – Democratic Party; Rep. – Republican Party; Ind. – Independent. *Incumbent. †Percentages do not sum to 100%, as scattered votes are included in total vote. Source: Official records of the Government Accountability Board, Elections Division. Elections 887

COUNTY VOTE FOR STATE SENATORS Primary Elections County Senate or Part District Democratic Vote Republican Vote July 12, 2011 Recall Adams (part) �� 14 Church �� 61 No candidate Clark �� 232 Brown (part) �� 2 Junkermann �� 4,018 No candidate Nusbaum �� 7,262 Burnett (part) �� 10 Moore �� 933 No candidate Weix �� 800 Columbia (part) �� 14 Church �� 914 No candidate Clark �� 2,687 Crawford �� 32 Shilling �� 2,346 No candidate Smith �� 849 Dodge (part) �� 18 Buckstaff �� 167 No candidate King �� 571 Dunn (part) �� 10 Moore �� 2,229 No candidate Weix �� 1,094 Fond du Lac (part) �� 14 Church �� 656 No candidate Clark �� 1,088 (part) �� 18 Buckstaff �� 4,445 No candidate King �� 8,330 Green Lake �� 14 Church �� 1,097 No candidate Clark �� 1,493 La Crosse �� 32 Shilling �� 17,688 No candidate Smith �� 7,334 Marquette (part) �� 14 Church �� 842 No candidate Clark �� 1,323 Milwaukee (part) �� 8 Huber �� 4,522 No candidate Pasch �� 14,341 Monroe (part) �� 32 Shilling �� 711 No candidate Smith �� 377 Oconto (part) �� 2 Junkermann �� 625 No candidate Nusbaum �� 1,095 Outagamie (part) �� 2 Junkermann �� 1,529 No candidate Nusbaum �� 3,589 (part) �� 14 Church �� 172 No candidate Clark �� 316 Ozaukee (part) �� 8 Huber �� 2,568 No candidate Pasch �� 2,647 Pierce (part) �� 10 Moore �� 3,857 No candidate Weix �� 2,782 Polk (part) �� 10 Moore �� 3,958 No candidate Weix �� 3,405 Richland (part) �� 32 Shilling �� 348 No candidate Smith �� 103 St. Croix �� 10 Moore �� 8,323 No candidate Weix �� 7,948 Sauk (part) �� 14 Church �� 852 No candidate Clark �� 2,538 Shawano (part) �� 2 Junkermann �� 1,341 No candidate Nusbaum �� 2,188 (part) �� 14 Church �� 0 No candidate Clark �� 0 Vernon �� 32 Shilling �� 4,247 No candidate Smith �� 2,001 Washington (part) �� 8 Huber �� 2,033 No candidate Pasch �� 1,694 Waukesha (part) �� 8 Huber �� 2,742 No candidate Pasch �� 2,975 Waupaca (part) �� 2 Junkermann �� 65 No candidate Nusbaum �� 63 (part) �� 14 Church �� 1,733 No candidate Clark �� 3,689 Waushara (part) �� 14 Church �� 1,019 No candidate Clark �� 1,686 Winnebago (part) �� 18 Buckstaff �� 4,383 No candidate King �� 10,661 July 19, 2011 Recall Florence �� 12 No candidate Lussow �� 133 Simac �� 345 Forest �� 12 No candidate Lussow �� 378 Simac �� 628 Kenosha (part) �� 22 No candidate Ekornaas �� 2,818 Steitz �� 5,326 Langlade �� 12 No candidate Lussow �� 819 Simac �� 1,307 Lincoln �� 12 No candidate Lussow �� 1,595 Simac �� 1,533 Marathon (part) �� 12 No candidate Lussow �� 119 Simac �� 182 Marinette (part) �� 12 No candidate Lussow �� 540 Simac �� 1,094 Menominee �� 12 No candidate Lussow �� 40 Simac �� 66 888 Wisconsin Blue Book 2013 – 2014

COUNTY VOTE FOR STATE SENATORS Primary Elections–Continued County Senate or Part District Democratic Vote Republican Vote Oconto (part) �� 12 No candidate Lussow �� 131 Simac �� 315 Oneida �� 12 No candidate Lussow �� 2,329 Simac �� 3,034 Racine (part) �� 22 No candidate Ekornaas �� 551 Steitz �� 655 Shawano (part) �� 12 No candidate Lussow �� 162 Simac �� 274 Vilas �� 12 No candidate Lussow �� 1,519 Simac �� 2,522 Walworth (part) �� 22 No candidate Ekornaas �� 0 Steitz �� 0 May 8, 2012 Recall Barron (part) �� 23 Dexter �� 194 No candidate Engel �� 132 Chippewa �� 23 Dexter �� 6,337 No candidate Engel �� 3,736 Clark (part) �� 23 Dexter �� 2,446 No candidate Engel �� 1,482 Columbia (part) �� 13 Compas �� 936 No candidate Ellerman �� 256 Dane (part) �� 13 Compas �� 1,619 No candidate Ellerman �� 403 Dodge (part) �� 13 Compas �� 8,765 No candidate Ellerman �� 3,041 Dunn (part) �� 23 Dexter �� 1,799 No candidate Engel �� 942 Eau Claire (part) �� 23 Dexter �� 5,580 No candidate Engel �� 2,630 Jefferson (part) �� 13 Compas �� 8,449 No candidate Ellerman �� 3,848 Marathon (part) �� 23 Dexter �� 1,093 No candidate Engel �� 719 (part) �� 29 Buckley �� 7,425 No candidate Seidel �� 12,533 Portage (part) �� 29 Buckley �� 74 No candidate Seidel �� 151 Price �� 29 Buckley �� 825 No candidate Seidel �� 1,865 Racine (part) �� 21 Lehman �� 20,284 No candidate Varebrook �� 9,513 Rusk �� 29 Buckley �� 690 No candidate Seidel �� 1,445 Sawyer (part) �� 29 Buckley �� 36 No candidate Seidel �� 121 Shawano (part) �� 29 Buckley �� 132 No candidate Seidel �� 191 Taylor (part) �� 23 Dexter �� 33 No candidate Engel �� 19 (part) �� 29 Buckley �� 917 No candidate Seidel �� 1,624 Waukesha (part) �� 13 Compas �� 1,488 No candidate Ellerman �� 665 Wood (part) �� 23 Dexter �� 169 No candidate Engel �� 76 August 14, 2012 Primary Adams (part) �� 14 Worthington �� 414 Eiler �� 237 Olsen* �� 603 (part) �� 24 Lassa* �� 339 Abrahamson �� 324 Noble �� 424 Brown (part) �� 2 No candidate Cowles* �� 7,134 (part) �� 30 Hansen* �� 1,799 Macco �� 6,895 Suennen �� 2,791 Burnett (part) �� 10 Olson �� 205 Harsdorf* �� 619 Calumet (part) �� 20 Lohr �� 62 Grothman* �� 605 Columbia (part) �� 14 Worthington �� 733 Eiler �� 821 Olsen* �� 2,688 Crawford �� 32 Shilling* �� 441 Feehan �� 903 Dane (part) �� 14 Worthington �� 188 Eiler �� 65 Olsen* �� 253 (part) �� 16 Miller* �� 13,680 No candidate (part) �� 26 Risser* �� 19,257 No candidate Dodge (part) �� 14 Worthington �� 95 Eiler �� 292 Olsen* �� 791 (part) �� 18 King* �� 261 Gudex �� 524 Dunn (part) �� 10 Olson �� 377 Harsdorf* �� 956 Fond du Lac (part) �� 14 Worthington �� 145 Eiler �� 441 Olsen* �� 1,167 (part) �� 18 King* �� 1,033 Gudex �� 9,048 (part) �� 20 Lohr �� 101 Grothman* �� 2,071 Florence �� 12 Sommer �� 53 Tiffany* �� 385 Theo �� 36 Forest �� 12 Sommer �� 495 Tiffany* �� 575 Theo �� 236 Elections 889

COUNTY VOTE FOR STATE SENATORS Primary Elections–Continued County Senate or Part District Democratic Vote Republican Vote Green Lake �� 14 Worthington �� 221 Eiler �� 991 Olsen* �� 2,504 Jackson (part) �� 24 Lassa* �� 66 Abrahamson �� 80 Noble �� 73 Juneau �� 14 Worthington �� 0 Eiler �� 0 Olsen* �� 0 Kenosha (part) �� 22 Wirch* �� 4,375 Stevens �� 3,372 La Crosse �� 32 Shilling* �� 2,997 Feehan �� 6,024 Langlade �� 12 Sommer �� 281 Tiffany* �� 1,632 Theo �� 293 Lincoln �� 12 Sommer �� 354 Tiffany* �� 2,470 Theo �� 433 Marathon (part) �� 12 Sommer �� 21 Tiffany* �� 270 Theo �� 8 Marquette �� 14 Worthington �� 354 Eiler �� 413 Olsen* �� 1,496 Marinette (part) �� 12 Sommer �� 221 Tiffany* �� 1,651 Theo �� 101 (part) �� 30 Hansen* �� 374 Macco �� 836 Suennen �� 923 Menominee �� 12 Sommer �� 58 Tiffany* �� 71 Theo �� 45 Milwaukee (part) �� 4 Taylor* �� 11,517 No candidate (part) �� 6 Coggs* �� 4,466 Pratt (write-in) �� 16 Harris �� 6,388 Mayo �� 1,351 Swan �� 767 Triplett �� 377 (part) �� 8 No candidate Darling* �� 5,561 (part) �� 28 Ward �� 2,036 Lazich* �� 10,023 Monroe (part) �� 24 Lassa* �� 402 Abrahamson �� 1,189 Noble �� 1,543 (part) �� 32 Shilling* �� 159 Feehan �� 1,039 Oconto (part) �� 2 No candidate Cowles* �� 0 (part) �� 12 Sommer �� 406 Tiffany* �� 2,626 Theo �� 189 (part) �� 30 Hansen* �� 359 Macco �� 1,095 Suennen �� 655 Oneida �� 12 Sommer �� 1,177 Tiffany* �� 3,852 Theo �� 499 Outagamie (part) �� 2 No candidate Cowles* �� 4,931 (part) �� 14 Worthington �� 17 Eiler �� 22 Olsen* �� 76 Ozaukee (part) �� 8 No candidate Darling* �� 7,406 (part) �� 20 Lohr �� 525 Grothman* �� 6,425 Pierce (part) �� 10 Olson �� 395 Harsdorf* �� 449 Polk (part) �� 10 Olson �� 535 Harsdorf* �� 1,910 Portage (part) �� 24 Lassa* �� 5,157 Abrahamson �� 1,409 Noble �� 1,980 Racine (part) �� 22 Wirch �� 1,200 Stevens �� 2,202 (part) �� 28 Ward �� 137 Lazich* �� 1,654 St. Croix �� 10 Olson �� 902 Harsdorf* �� 3,785 Sauk (part) �� 14 Worthington �� 57 Eiler �� 16 Olsen* �� 114 Shawano (part) �� 2 No candidate Cowles* �� 3,502 (part) �� 12 Sommer �� 72 Tiffany* �� 523 Theo �� 40 (part) �� 14 Worthington �� 0 Eiler �� 0 Olsen* �� 1 Sheboygan (part) �� 20 Lohr �� 113 Grothman* �� 1,137 Vernon (part) �� 32 Shilling* �� 618 Feehan �� 2,298 Vilas (part) �� 12 Sommer �� 557 Tiffany* �� 2,443 Theo �� 147 Walworth (part) �� 28 Ward �� 11 Lazich* �� 125 Washington (part) �� 8 No candidate Darling* �� 4,961 (part) �� 20 Lohr �� 1,002 Grothman* �� 13,462 Waukesha (part) �� 8 No candidate Darling* �� 8,367 (part) �� 28 Ward �� 607 Lazich* �� 8,519 Waupaca (part) �� 2 No candidate Cowles* �� 720 (part) �� 14 Worthington �� 666 Eiler �� 729 Olsen* �� 3,865 Waushara (part) �� 14 Worthington �� 144 Eiler �� 314 Olsen* �� 1,224 (part) �� 24 Lassa* �� 168 Abrahamson �� 718 Noble �� 696 Winnebago (part) �� 18 King* �� 1,233 Gudex �� 5,617 Wood (part) �� 24 Lassa* �� 998 Abrahamson �� 2,007 Noble �� 1,916 November 6, 2012 Special Primary Waukesha (part) �� 33 No candidate Farrow* �� 31,927 Kapenga* �� 29,027 *Member of the 2011 Wisconsin Legislature. Source: Official records of the Government Accountability Board, Elections Division. Scattered votes omitted. 890 Wisconsin Blue Book 2013 – 2014

COUNTY VOTE FOR STATE SENATORS General Elections County Senate or Part District Democratic Vote Republican Vote July 19, 2011 Special Recall General Election Brown (part) �� 30 Hansen* �� 16,737 Vanderleest �� 8,281 Marinette (part) �� 30 Hansen* �� 2,929 Vanderleest �� 1,402 Oconto (part) �� 30 Hansen* �� 2,371 Vanderleest �� 1,368 Shawano (part) �� 30 Hansen* �� 14 Vanderleest �� 3 August 9, 2011 Special Recall General Election Adams (part) �� 14 Clark �� 395 Olsen* �� 288 Brown (part) �� 2 Nusbaum �� 9,893 Cowles* �� 12,830 Burnett (part) �� 10 Moore �� 1,419 Harsdorf* �� 2,268 Columbia (part) �� 14 Clark �� 4,229 Olsen* �� 2,804 Crawford (part) �� 32 Shilling �� 2,991 Kapanke* �� 2,558 Dodge (part) �� 18 King �� 820 Hopper* �� 655 Dunn (part) �� 10 Moore �� 3,013 Harsdorf* �� 2,377 Fond du Lac (part) �� 14 Clark �� 1,574 Olsen* �� 2,394 (part) �� 18 King �� 12,218 Hopper* �� 14,081 Green Lake �� 14 Clark �� 2,302 Olsen* �� 4,162 La Crosse �� 32 Shilling �� 23,114 Kapanke* �� 17,553 Marquette (part) �� 14 Clark �� 2,204 Olsen* �� 2,304 Milwaukee (part) �� 8 Pasch �� 22,241 Darling* �� 13,581 Monroe (part) �� 32 Shilling �� 975 Kapanke* �� 1,222 Oconto (part) �� 2 Nusbaum �� 1,543 Cowles* �� 2,334 Outagamie (part) �� 2 Nusbaum �� 5,214 Cowles* �� 6,742 (part) �� 14 Clark �� 567 Olsen* �� 748 Ozaukee (part) �� 8 Pasch �� 4,176 Darling* �� 8,461 Pierce (part) �� 10 Moore �� 5,210 Harsdorf* �� 6,015 Polk (part) �� 10 Moore �� 5,835 Harsdorf* �� 8,376 Richland (part) �� 32 Shilling �� 475 Kapanke* �� 365 St. Croix �� 10 Moore �� 11,780 Harsdorf* �� 18,066 Sauk (part) �� 14 Clark �� 4,210 Olsen* �� 2,833 Shawano (part) �� 2 Nusbaum �� 3,230 Cowles* �� 4,893 (part) �� 14 Clark �� 3 Olsen* �� 2 Vernon �� 32 Shilling �� 5,638 Kapanke* �� 5,026 Washington (part) �� 8 Pasch �� 2,887 Darling* �� 7,955 Waukesha (part) �� 8 Pasch �� 4,767 Darling* �� 9,452 Waupaca (part) �� 2 Nusbaum �� 94 Cowles* �� 238 (part) �� 14 Clark �� 6,101 Olsen* �� 7,494 Waushara �� 14 Clark �� 2,770 Olsen* �� 3,524 Winnebago (part) �� 18 King �� 15,153 Hopper* �� 12,201 August 16, 2011 Special Recall General Election Florence �� 12 Holperin* �� 571 Simac �� 744 Forest �� 12 Holperin* �� 1,676 Simac �� 1,223 Kenosha (part)1 �� 22 Wirch* �� 24,443 Steitz �� 16,799 Langlade �� 12 Holperin* �� 3,257 Simac �� 3,271 Lincoln �� 12 Holperin* �� 5,994 Simac �� 3,919 Marathon (part) �� 12 Holperin* �� 557 Simac �� 574 Marinette (part) �� 12 Holperin* �� 2,268 Simac �� 2,331 Menominee �� 12 Holperin* �� 331 Simac �� 100 Oconto (part) �� 12 Holperin* �� 665 Simac �� 692 Oneida �� 12 Holperin* �� 9,077 Simac �� 6,374 Racine (part)1 �� 22 Wirch* �� 2,081 Steitz �� 2,863 Shawano (part) �� 12 Holperin* �� 814 Simac �� 761 Vilas �� 12 Holperin* �� 5,240 Simac �� 4,693 Walworth (part)1 �� 22 Wirch* �� 0 Steitz �� 0 June 5, 2012 Special Recall General Election Barron (part) �� 23 Dexter �� 342 Moulton* �� 555 Chippewa �� 23 Dexter �� 11,038 Moulton* �� 14,343 Clark (part) �� 23 Dexter �� 3,875 Moulton* �� 7,345 Columbia (part)2 �� 13 Compas �� 1,420 Fitzgerald* �� 1,059 Dane (part)2 �� 13 Compas �� 2,608 Fitzgerald* �� 1,738 Dodge (part)2 �� 13 Compas �� 13,715 Fitzgerald* �� 21,436 Dunn (part) �� 23 Dexter �� 3,216 Moulton* �� 4,205 Eau Claire (part) �� 23 Dexter �� 9,733 Moulton* �� 8,625 Jefferson (part)2 �� 13 Compas �� 12,888 Fitzgerald* �� 16,590 Marathon (part) �� 23 Dexter �� 1,964 Moulton* �� 4,171 (part) �� 29 Seidel �� 19,728 Petrowski* �� 29,927 Portage (part) �� 29 Seidel �� 285 Petrowski* �� 301 Price �� 29 Seidel �� 2,723 Petrowski* �� 3,992 Racine (part) �� 21 Lehman �� 36,358 Wanggaard* �� 35,539 Rusk �� 29 Seidel �� 2,323 Petrowski* �� 3,507 Sawyer (part) �� 29 Seidel �� 188 Petrowski* �� 285 Shawano (part) �� 29 Seidel �� 278 Petrowski* �� 572 Taylor (part) �� 23 Dexter �� 53 Moulton* �� 91 (part) �� 29 Seidel �� 2,219 Petrowski* �� 5,523 Waukesha (part)2 �� 13 Compas �� 2,278 Fitzgerald* �� 6,323 Wood (part) �� 23 Dexter �� 283 Moulton* �� 529 Elections 891

COUNTY VOTE FOR STATE SENATORS General Elections–Continued County Senate or Part District Democratic Vote Republican Vote November 6, 2012 General Election Adams (part) �� 14 Worthington �� 2,740 Olsen* �� 2,382 (part) �� 24 Lassa* �� 2,112 Noble �� 1,796 Brown (part) �� 2 No candidate Cowles* �� 28,340 (part) �� 30 Hansen* �� 32,925 Macco �� 27,688 Burnett (part) �� 10 Olson �� 1,750 Harsdorf* �� 3,016 Calumet (part) �� 20 Lohr �� 1,373 Grothman* �� 1,758 Columbia (part) �� 14 Worthington �� 9,284 Olsen* �� 9,645 Crawford �� 32 Shilling* �� 4,506 Feehan �� 3,014 Dane (part) �� 14 Worthington �� 1,169 Olsen* �� 1,026 (part) �� 16 Miller* �� 72,298 No candidate (part) �� 26 Risser* �� 87,144 No candidate Dodge (part) �� 14 Worthington �� 1,905 Olsen* �� 2,810 (part) �� 18 King* �� 1,124 Gudex �� 1,152 Dunn (part) �� 10 Olson �� 5,401 Harsdorf* �� 5,243 Fond du Lac (part) �� 14 Worthington �� 2,137 Olsen* �� 3,770 (part) �� 18 King* �� 16,732 Gudex �� 21,352 (part) �� 20 Lohr �� 2,210 Grothman* �� 5,244 Florence3 �� 12 Sommer �� 898 Tiffany �� 1,511 Forest3 �� 12 Sommer �� 2,050 Tiffany �� 2,215 Green Lake �� 14 Worthington �� 2,989 Olsen* �� 6,315 Jackson �� 24 Lassa* �� 348 Noble �� 427 Juneau �� 14 Worthington �� 0 Olsen* �� 0 Kenosha (part) �� 22 Wirch* �� 31,974 Stevens �� 14,727 La Crosse �� 32 Shilling* �� 36,463 Feehan �� 24,934 Langlade3 �� 12 Sommer �� 3,683 Tiffany �� 6,092 Lincoln3 �� 12 Sommer �� 6,027 Tiffany �� 8,414 Marathon3 �� 12 Sommer �� 541 Tiffany �� 1,210 Marquette �� 14 Worthington �� 3,444 Olsen* �� 4,224 Marinette (part)3 �� 12 Sommer �� 3,798 Tiffany �� 5,290 (part) �� 30 Hansen* �� 5,788 Macco �� 4,481 Menominee3 �� 12 Sommer �� 831 Tiffany �� 163 Milwaukee (part)3 �� 4 Taylor* �� 67,064 No candidate (part) �� 6 Harris �� 60,543 No candidate (part) �� 8 Lueck (write-in) �� 323 Darling* �� 17,590 (part) �� 28 Ward �� 23,465 Lazich* �� 31,170 Monroe (part) �� 24 Lassa* �� 6,289 Noble �� 6,412 (part) �� 32 Shilling* �� 2,378 Feehan �� 2,599 Oconto (part) �� 2 No candidate Cowles* �� 0 (part)3 �� 12 Sommer �� 4,236 Tiffany �� 5,946 (part) �� 30 Hansen* �� 4,236 Macco �� 4,009 Oneida3 �� 12 Sommer �� 8,838 Tiffany �� 11,084 Outagamie (part) �� 2 No candidate Cowles* �� 21,359 (part) �� 14 Worthington �� 318 Olsen* �� 327 Ozaukee �� 8 Lueck (write-in) �� 79 Darling* �� 20,955 (part) �� 20 Lohr �� 8,990 Grothman* �� 17,520 Pierce (part) �� 10 Olson �� 3,289 Harsdorf* �� 3,248 Polk (part) �� 10 Olson �� 8,338 Harsdorf* �� 12,383 Portage (part) �� 24 Lassa* �� 22,940 Noble �� 14,393 Racine (part) �� 22 Wirch* �� 19,203 Stevens �� 7,551 (part) �� 28 Ward �� 1,973 Lazich* �� 4,552 St. Croix �� 10 Olson �� 16,950 Harsdorf* �� 28,021 Sauk (part) �� 14 Worthington �� 646 Olsen* �� 550 Shawano (part) �� 2 No candidate Cowles* �� 11,743 (part)3 �� 12 Sommer �� 1,400 Tiffany �� 2,051 (part) �� 14 Worthington �� 4 Olsen* �� 2 Sheboygan (part) �� 20 Lohr �� 1,391 Grothman* �� 3,041 Vilas3 �� 12 Sommer �� 4,507 Tiffany �� 7,200 Vernon �� 32 Shilling* �� 7,806 Feehan �� 5,998 Walworth (part) �� 28 Ward �� 123 Lazich* �� 369 Washington (part) �� 8 Lueck (write-in) �� 20 Darling* �� 15,794 (part) �� 20 Lohr �� 16,540 Grothman* �� 39,319 Waukesha (part) �� 8 Lueck (write-in) �� 31 Darling* �� 22,063 (part) �� 28 Ward �� 9,492 Lazich* �� 24,763 Waupaca (part) �� 2 No candidate Cowles* �� 2,750 (part) �� 14 Worthington �� 7,952 Olsen* �� 12,635 Waushara (part) �� 14 Worthington �� 2,154 Olsen* �� 3,451 (part) �� 24 Lassa* �� 2,748 Noble �� 3,190 Winnebago (part) �� 18 King* �� 24,623 Gudex �� 20,575 Wood (part) �� 24 Lassa* �� 14,240 Noble �� 11,041 December 4, 2012 Special Election Waukesha �� 33 No candidate Farrow �� 6,909 *Served in the 2011 Senate. 1Votes for Independent write-in candidate Brian Harwood: Kenosha – 23, Racine – 0, Walworth – 0. 2Votes for Libertarian candidate Terry Virgil: Columbia – 34, Dane – 46, Dodge – 318, Jefferson – 284, Waukesha – 81. 3Votes for Independent candidates: 4th SD: David D. King: Milwaukee – 10,154; 12th SD: Paul O. Ehlers: Florence – 65, Forest – 117, Langlade – 201, Lincoln – 345, Marathon – 49, Marinette – 284, Menominee – 109, Oconto – 373, Oneida – 1,081, Shawano – 94, Vilas – 246. Source: Official records of the Government Accountatility Board, Elections Division. Scattered votes omitted. 892 Wisconsin Blue Book 2013 – 2014

DISTRICT VOTE FOR STATE SENATORS Primary Elections Senate Composed of Political District Assembly Districts Party Candidates Vote July 12, 2011 Recall 2 ��4, 5, 6 ��Dem. Otto C. Junkermann �� 7,578 Dem. Nancy J. Nusbaum �� 14,197 8 ��22, 23, 24 ��Dem. Gladys Huber �� 11,865 Dem. Sandra K. Pasch �� 21,657 10 ��28, 29, 30 ��Dem. Shelly Moore �� 19,300 Dem. Isaac Weix �� 16,029 14 ��40, 41, 42 ��Dem. Rol Church �� 7,346 Dem. Fred Clark �� 15,052 18 ��52, 53, 54 ��Dem. John D. Buckstaff �� 8,995 Dem. Jessica King �� 19,562 32 ��94, 95, 96 ��Dem. Jennifer Shilling �� 25,340 Dem. James D. Smith �� 10,664 July 19, 2011 Recall 12 ��34, 35, 36 ��Rep. Robert H. Lussow �� 7,765 Rep. Kim Simac �� 11,300 22 ��64, 65, 66 ��Rep. Fred R. Ekornaas �� 3,369 Rep. Jonathan Steitz �� 5,981 May 8, 2012 Recall 13 ��37, 38, 39 ��Dem. Lori Compas �� 21,257 Dem. Gary Ellerman �� 8,213 21 ��61, 62, 63 ��Dem. John Lehman �� 20,284 Dem. Tamra Varebrook �� 9,513 23 ��67, 68, 69 ��Dem. Kristen Dexter �� 17,651 Dem. James Engel �� 9,736 29 ��85, 86, 87 ��Dem. Jim Buckley �� 10,099 Dem. Donna Seidel �� 17,930 August 14, 2012 Primary 2 ��4, 5, 6 ��Rep. Robert Cowles* �� 16,287 4 ��10, 11, 12 ��Dem. Lena C. Taylor* �� 11,517 6 ��16, 17, 18 ��Dem. Elizabeth M. Coggs �� 4,466 Dem. Nikiya Harris �� 6,388 Dem. Michael Mayo �� 1,351 Dem. Allyn Monroe Swan �� 767 Dem. Delta L. Triplett �� 377 Rep. Virginia Faye Pratt (write-in) �� 16 8 ��22, 23, 24 ��Rep. Alberta Darling* �� 26,295 10 ��28, 29, 30 ��Dem. Daniel C. Olson �� 2,414 Rep. Sheila Harsdorf* �� 7,719 12 ��34, 35, 36 ��Dem. Susan Sommer �� 3,695 Dem. Lisa Theo �� 2,027 Rep. Tom Tiffany �� 16,498 14 ��40, 41, 42 ��Dem. Margarete Worthington �� 3,034 Rep. David Wayne Eiler �� 4,341 Rep. Luther S. Olsen* �� 14,782 16 ��46, 47, 48 ��Dem. Mark Miller* �� 13,680 18 ��52, 53, 54 ��Dem. Jessica King* �� 2,527 Rep. Rick Gudex �� 15,189 20 ��58, 59, 60 ��Dem. Tanya Lohr �� 1,803 Rep. Glenn Grothman* �� 23,700 22 ��64, 65, 66 ��Dem. Robert W. Wirch* �� 5,575 Rep. Pam Stevens �� 5,574 24 ��70, 71, 72 ��Dem. Julie Lassa* �� 7,130 Rep. Steve Abrahamson �� 5,727 Rep. Scott Kenneth Noble �� 6,632 26 ��76, 77, 78 ��Dem. Fred A. Risser* �� 19,257 28 ��82, 83, 84 ��Dem. Jim Ward �� 2,791 Rep. Mary Lazich* �� 20,321 30 ��88, 89, 90 ��Dem. Dave Hansen* �� 2,532 Rep. John Macco �� 8,826 Rep. Ray Suennen �� 4,369 32 ��94, 95, 96 ��Dem. Jennifer Shilling* �� 4,215 Rep. Bill Feehan �� 10,264 November 6, 2012 Primary 33 ��97, 98, 99 ��Rep. Paul Farrow �� 31,927 Rep. Chris Kapenga �� 29,027 Dem. – Democratic Party; Rep. – Republican Party. *Member of the 2011 Senate. Source: Official records of the Government Accountability Board, Elections Division. Scattered votes omitted. Elections 893

DISTRICT VOTE FOR STATE SENATORS General Elections Senate Composed of Political Percent of District Assembly Districts Party Candidates Vote Total Vote† November 2, 2010 General Election 1 ��1, 2, 3 �� Dem. Monk Elmer �� 28,800 39.83% Rep. Frank Lasee �� 43,415 60.04 3 ��7, 8, 9 �� Dem. Tim Carpenter* �� 23,401 61.09 Rep. Annette Miller Krznarich �� 14,796 38.63 5 ��13, 14, 15 �� Dem. Jim Sullivan* �� 33,702 47.69 Rep. Leah Vukmir �� 36,852 52.15 7 ��19, 20, 21 �� Dem. Chris Larson �� 37,165 57.11 Rep. Jess Ripp �� 27,772 42.68 9 ��25, 26, 27 �� Dem. Jason Borden �� 16,775 26.86 Rep. Joe Leibham* �� 45,663 73.11 11 ��31, 32, 33 �� Dem. L.D. Rockwell �� 17,955 24.55 Rep. Neal Kedzie* �� 55,121 75.37 13 ��37, 38, 39 �� Dem. Dwayne Block �� 19,232 29.20 Rep. Scott Fitzgerald* �� 44,529 67.61 Ind. Vittorio Spadaro �� 2,071 3.14 15 ��43, 44, 45 �� Dem. Tim Cullen �� 31,918 58.98 Rep. Rick Richard �� 22,181 40.99 17 ��49, 50, 51 �� Dem. Carol Beals �� 21,580 37.38 Rep. Dale Schultz* �� 36,122 62.56 19 ��55, 56, 57 �� Rep. Michael Ellis* �� 49,179 99.04 21 ��61, 62, 63 �� Dem. John Lehman* �� 28,930 47.43 Rep. Van Wanggaard �� 32,036 52.52 23 ��67, 68, 69 �� Dem. Pat Kreitlow* �� 27,375 45.73 Rep. Terry Moulton �� 32,448 54.20 25 ��73, 74, 75 �� Dem. Bob Jauch* �� 31,437 51.27 Rep. Dane Deutsch �� 29,854 48.69 27 ��79, 80, 81 �� Dem. Jon Erpenbach* �� 51,742 61.84 Rep. Kurt Schlicht �� 31,909 38.13 29 ��85, 86, 87 �� Dem. Russ Decker* �� 29,742 47.62 Rep. Pam Galloway �� 32,640 52.26 31 ��91, 92, 93 �� Dem. Kathleen Vinehout* �� 30,314 50.27 Rep. Ed Thompson �� 29,911 49.61 33 ��97, 98, 99 �� Rep. Rich Zipperer �� 62,732 99.50 July 19, 2011 Special Recall General Election 30 ��88, 89, 90 �� Dem. Dave Hansen* �� 22,051 65.93 Rep. David Vanderleest �� 11,054 33.05 August 9, 2011 Special Recall General Election 2 ��4, 5, 6 �� Dem. Nancy J. Nusbaum �� 19,974 42.43 Rep. Robert L. Cowles* �� 27,037 57.44 8 ��22, 23, 24 �� Dem. Sandra K. Pasch �� 34,071 46.31 Rep. Alberta Darling* �� 39,449 53.62 10 ��28, 29, 30 �� Dem. Shelly Moore �� 27,257 42.32 Rep. Sheila E. Harsdorf* �� 37,102 57.60 14 ��40, 41, 42 �� Dem. Fred Clark �� 24,355 47.79 Rep. Luther S. Olsen* �� 26,553 52.10 18 ��52, 53, 54 �� Dem. Jessica King �� 28,191 51.10 Rep. Randy Hopper* �� 26,937 48.83 32 ��94, 95, 96 �� Dem. Jennifer Shilling �� 33,193 55.38 Rep. Dan Kapanke* �� 26,724 44.58 August 16, 2011 Special Recall General Election 12 ��34, 35, 36 �� Dem. Jim Holperin* �� 30,450 55.12 Rep. Kim Simac �� 24,682 44.68 22 ��64, 65, 66 �� Dem. Robert W. Wirch* �� 26,524 57.35 Rep. Jonathan Steitz �� 19,662 42.51 Ind. Brian Harwood (write-in) �� 23 0.05 June 5, 2012 Special Recall General Election 13 ��37, 38, 39 �� Dem. Lori Compas �� 32,909 40.70 Lib. Terry Virgil �� 763 0.94 Rep. Scott Fitzgerald* �� 47,146 58.31 21 ��61, 62, 63 �� Dem. John Lehman �� 36,358 50.53 Rep. Van H. Wanggaard* �� 35,539 49.39 23 ��67, 68, 69 �� Dem. Kristen Dexter �� 30,504 43.29 Rep. Terry Moulton* �� 39,864 56.57 29 ��85, 86, 87 �� Dem. Donna Seidel �� 27,744 38.58 Rep. Jerry Petrowski* �� 44,107 61.34 November 6, 2012 General Election 2 ��4, 5, 6 �� Rep. Robert Cowles* �� 64,192 98.54 4 ��10, 11, 12 �� Dem. Lena C. Taylor* �� 67,064 86.62 Ind. David D. King �� 10,154 13.11 6 ��16, 17, 18 �� Dem. Nikiya Harris �� 60,543 98.72 894 Wisconsin Blue Book 2013 – 2014

DISTRICT VOTE FOR STATE SENATORS General Elections–Continued Senate Composed of Political Percent of District Assembly Districts Party Candidates Vote Total Vote† 8 ��22, 23, 24 �� Dem. Beth L. Lueck (write-in) �� 453 0.57 Rep. Alberta Darling* �� 76,402 95.58 10 ��28, 29, 30 �� Dem. Daniel C. Olson �� 35,728 40.72 Rep. Sheila Harsdorf* �� 51,911 59.17 12 ��34, 35, 36 �� Dem. Susan Sommer �� 36,809 40.45 Rep. Tom Tiffany �� 51,176 56.24 Ind. Paul O. Ehlers �� 2,964 3.26 14 ��40, 41, 42 �� Dem. Margarete Worthington �� 34,742 42.40 Rep. Luther S. Olsen* �� 47,137 57.53 16 ��46, 47, 48 �� Dem. Mark Miller* �� 72,298 98.73 18 ��52, 53, 54 �� Dem. Jessica King* �� 42,479 49.60 Rep. Rick Gudex �� 43,079 50.30 20 ��58, 59, 60 �� Dem. Tanya Lohr �� 30,504 31.30 Rep. Glenn Grothman* �� 66,882 68.63 22 ��64, 65, 66 �� Dem. Robert W. Wirch* �� 51,177 69.57 Rep. Pam Stevens �� 22,278 30.29 24 ��70, 71, 72 �� Dem. Julie Lassa* �� 48,677 56.59 Rep. Scott Kenneth Noble �� 37,259 43.31 26 ��76, 77, 78 �� Dem. Fred A. Risser* �� 87,144 98.93 28 ��82, 83, 84 �� Dem. Jim Ward �� 35,053 36.51 Rep. Mary Lazich* �� 60,854 63.38 30 ��88, 89, 90 �� Dem. Dave Hansen* �� 42,949 54.23 Rep. John Macco �� 36,178 45.68 32 ��94, 95, 96 �� Dem. Jennifer Shilling* �� 51,153 58.28 Rep. Bill Feehan �� 36,545 41.64 December 4, 2012 Special Election 33 ��97, 98, 99 �� Rep. Paul Farrow �� 6,909 98.07 Dem. – Democratic Party; Lib. – Libertarian Party; Rep. – Republican Party; Ind. – Independent. *Served in preceding Senate. †Percentages do not sum to 100%, as scattered votes have been omitted. Source: Official records of the Government Accountability Board, Elections Division. Elections 895

COUNTY VOTE FOR REPRESENTATIVES TO THE ASSEMBLY Primary Elections County Assembly or Part District Democratic Vote Republican Vote July 12, 2011 Special Primary Dane (part) �� 48 Arnold �� 1,507 No candidate De Felice �� 1,086 Heidt �� 1,190 Ordaz �� 1,149 Selkowe �� 2,452 Taylor �� 3,383 October 11, 2011 Special Primary La Crosse (part) �� 95 Billings �� 2,735 Drewes �� 313 Charles �� 431 Clair �� 1,681 Krump �� 415 August 14, 2012 Primary Adams (part) �� 41 Sorenson �� 436 Ballweg1 �� 684 (part) �� 72 Pluess �� 296 Krug1 �� 727 Ashland �� 74 Bewley1 �� 411 Sendra �� 468 Barron (part) �� 67 Bieging �� 0 Larson1 �� 1 Schulner2 �� 0 (part) �� 75 Smith, S. �� 928 Rivard1 �� 2,916 Bayfield �� 74 Bewley1 �� 545 Sendra �� 690 Brown (part) �� 1 Johnsrud �� 45 Bies1 �� 802 Veeser �� 176 (part) �� 2 Pruess �� 268 Jacque1 �� 2,757 (part) �� 4 Malcheski �� 791 Weininger1 �� 5,363 (part) �� 5 Ferguson �� 36 Steineke1 �� 949 McCabe �� 28 (part) �� 6 Powers �� 60 Tauchen1 �� 436 (part) �� 88 Bacon �� 643 Klenke1 �� 4,240 (part) �� 89 Reinhard �� 169 Nygren1 �� 1,566 (part) �� 90 Genrich �� 740 Diny �� 1,027 Vanderleest �� 1,702 Buffalo (part) �� 92 Danou1 �� 275 Doerr2 �� 48 (part) �� 93 Smith, J. �� 5 Petryk1 �� 15 Burnett (part) �� 28 Bever �� 205 Severson1 �� 581 (part) �� 73 Milroy1 �� 151 No candidate (part) �� 75 Smith, S. �� 9 Rivard1 �� 10 Calumet (part) �� 3 Oswald �� 321 Lefeber �� 1,069 Ott, A.1 �� 2,905 (part) �� 25 Brey �� 9 Howe �� 141 Bushman �� 6 Nelson �� 309 Gruett �� 148 Sladky �� 36 Starzewski �� 7 Tittl �� 407 (part) �� 27 Bauer �� 3 Kestell1 �� 16 (part) �� 59 No candidate LeMahieu, Daniel1 �� 599 Chippewa (part) �� 67 Bieging �� 1,672 Larson1 �� 2,345 Schulner2 �� 10 (part) �� 68 Smriga �� 569 Bernier1 �� 881 (part) �� 91 Wachs �� 3 No candidate Clark (part) �� 68 Smriga �� 147 Bernier1 �� 540 (part) �� 69 Knoff �� 402 Suder1 �� 1,618 (part) �� 87 Riley �� 8 Williams1 �� 20 Columbia (part) �� 37 Arnold �� 335 Braughler �� 31 Cotting �� 11 Jagler �� 216 Kauffeld �� 58 Romlein �� 19 Ruetten �� 39 (part) �� 41 Sorenson �� 36 Ballweg1 �� 111 (part) �� 42 Cooper �� 692 Ripp1 �� 2,915 (part) �� 81 Clark1 �� 304 Frostman �� 886 Crawford �� 96 Johnson, T. �� 380 Nerison1 �� 1,050 Dane (part) �� 37 Arnold �� 591 Braughler �� 65 Cotting �� 138 Jagler �� 427 Kauffeld �� 167 Romlein �� 87 Ruetten �� 197 (part) �� 38 Michalak �� 596 Kleefisch1 �� 664 (part) �� 42 Cooper �� 182 Ripp1 �� 323 (part) �� 43 Jorgensen1 �� 510 Wynn1 �� 429 (part) �� 46 Hebl1 �� 3,323 Schaefer �� 2,694 (part) �� 47 Hall, A. �� 1,457 Bakk �� 2,491 Kahl �� 3,037 (part) �� 48 Sargent �� 5,549 Kassulke2 �� 1 Rygiewicz2 �� 6 (part) �� 76 Taylor1 �� 5,877 No candidate (part) �� 77 Berceau1 �� 7,009 No candidate (part) �� 78 Fisher �� 497 No candidate Hulsey1 �� 5,215 (part) �� 79 Hesselbein �� 3,590 No candidate Lindgren �� 1,885 (part) �� 80 Pope-Roberts1 �� 2,325 Lamberson �� 2,226 Uphoff �� 430 Wineke �� 1,874 896 Wisconsin Blue Book 2013 – 2014

COUNTY VOTE FOR REPRESENTATIVES TO THE ASSEMBLY Primary Elections–Continued County Assembly or Part District Democratic Vote Republican Vote (part) �� 81 Clark1 �� 397 Frostman �� 328 Dodge (part) �� 37 Arnold �� 294 Braughler �� 339 Cotting �� 182 Jagler �� 1,284 Kauffeld �� 536 Romlein �� 217 Ruetten �� 60 (part) �� 39 Grigg �� 788 Born �� 3,834 Heron �� 1,524 Lechner �� 2,282 (part) �� 42 Cooper �� 91 Ripp1 �� 891 (part) �� 53 Flejter �� 184 Frassetto �� 86 Schellenger �� 9 Schraa �� 383 Staudacher �� 71 Schuller �� 110 Door �� 1 Johnsrud �� 592 Bies1 �� 3,101 Veeser �� 587 Douglas (part) �� 73 Milroy1 �� 1,794 No candidate (part) �� 74 Bewley1 �� 62 Sendra �� 38 Dunn (part) �� 29 Swanson �� 378 Murtha1 �� 908 (part) �� 67 Bieging �� 225 Larson1 �� 1,094 Schulner2 �� 0 (part) �� 75 Smith, S. �� 14 Rivard1 �� 38 (part) �� 93 Smith, J. �� 57 Petryk1 �� 233 Eau Claire (part) �� 68 Smriga �� 401 Bernier1 �� 1,196 (part) �� 91 Wachs �� 1,157 No candidate (part) �� 93 Smith, J. �� 342 Petryk1 �� 1,398 Florence �� 34 Retrum �� 36 Swearingen �� 230 Van Buren �� 46 Young, A �� 164 Fond du Lac (part) �� 41 Sorenson �� 122 Ballweg1 �� 893 (part) �� 42 Cooper �� 23 Ripp1 �� 428 (part) �� 52 Czisny �� 542 Thiesfeldt1 �� 6,878 (part) �� 53 Flejter �� 244 Frassetto �� 588 Schellenger �� 24 Schraa �� 1,674 Staudacher �� 153 Schuller �� 420 (part) �� 59 No candidate LeMahieu, Daniel1 �� 1,937 Forest (part) �� 34 Retrum �� 118 Swearingen �� 91 Van Buren �� 118 Young, A �� 52 (part) �� 36 Kegley �� 471 Mursau1 �� 421 Grant �� 49 Beals �� 959 Kuhle �� 1,824 Tranel1 �� 3,392 Green (part) �� 45 De Forest �� 28 Rucker �� 307 Ringhand1 �� 429 Schmidt �� 451 (part) �� 51 Bomhack �� 290 Marklein1 �� 869 May-Grimm �� 295 (part) �� 80 Pope-Roberts1 �� 330 Lamberson �� 569 Uphoff �� 37 Wineke �� 419 Green Lake (part) �� 41 Sorenson �� 206 Ballweg1 �� 2,831 (part) �� 42 Cooper �� 17 Ripp1 �� 260 Iowa (part) �� 49 Beals �� 2 Kuhle �� 6 Tranel1 �� 14 (part) �� 51 Bomhack �� 366 Marklein1 �� 1,099 May-Grimm �� 683 (part) �� 80 Pope-Roberts1 �� 160 Lamberson �� 225 Uphoff �� 9 Wineke �� 168 (part) �� 81 Clark1 �� 98 Frostman �� 130 Iron �� 74 Bewley1 �� 205 Sendra �� 516 Jackson (part) �� 68 Smriga �� 24 Bernier1 �� 71 (part) �� 70 Vruwink1 �� 68 Vandermeer �� 86 Wald �� 79 (part) �� 92 Danou1 �� 1,166 Doerr2 �� 9 Jefferson (part) �� 33 Woods �� 492 Nass1 �� 2,752 (part) �� 37 Arnold �� 250 Braughler �� 329 Cotting �� 279 Jagler �� 1,485 Kauffeld �� 466 Romlein �� 332 Ruetten �� 179 (part) �� 38 Michalak �� 363 Kleefisch1 �� 2,157 (part) �� 43 Jorgensen1 �� 116 Wynn1 �� 564 Juneau (part) �� 41 Sorenson �� 0 Ballweg1 �� 0 (part) �� 50 Shanahan �� 469 Brooks1 �� 2,500 Kenosha (part) �� 32 Peterson �� 33 August1 �� 282 (part) �� 61 Steinbrink1 �� 1,162 Kerkman1 �� 3,913 (part) �� 64 Barca1 �� 1,750 No candidate (part) �� 65 Hallmon �� 519 No candidate Namath �� 180 Ohnstad �� 2,083 Kewaunee �� 1 Johnsrud �� 912 Bies1 �� 1,836 Veeser �� 809 La Crosse (part) �� 94 Doyle1 �� 1,318 Evers �� 2,231 Hintz, K �� 1,763 (part) �� 95 Billings1 �� 1,527 No candidate Lafayette (part) �� 49 Beals �� 74 Kuhle �� 61 Tranel1 �� 87 Elections 897

COUNTY VOTE FOR REPRESENTATIVES TO THE ASSEMBLY Primary Elections–Continued County Assembly or Part District Democratic Vote Republican Vote (part) �� 51 Bomhack �� 315 Marklein1 �� 923 May-Grimm �� 632 Langlade (part) �� 35 Koth �� 411 Czaja �� 1,190 (part) �� 36 Kegley �� 81 Mursau1 �� 260 Lincoln �� 35 Koth �� 731 Czaja �� 2,200 Manitowoc (part) �� 1 Johnsrud �� 3 Bies1 �� 45 Veeser �� 10 (part) �� 2 Pruess �� 382 Jacque1 �� 1,868 (part) �� 25 Brey �� 894 Howe �� 1,221 Bushman �� 238 Nelson �� 757 Gruett �� 182 Sladky �� 687 Starzewski �� 698 Tittl �� 3,182 (part) �� 27 Bauer �� 88 Kestell1 �� 906 Marathon (part) �� 35 Koth �� 25 Czaja �� 252 (part) �� 69 Knoff �� 129 Suder1 �� 1,027 (part) �� 85 Johnson, J. �� 1,050 Snyder �� 3,745 Wright �� 1,626 (part) �� 86 Halkoski �� 728 Spiros �� 3,412 Thorson �� 1,341 (part) �� 87 Riley �� 43 Williams1 �� 297 Marinette (part) �� 36 Kegley �� 308 Mursau1 �� 1,886 (part) �� 89 Reinhard �� 334 Nygren1 �� 1,716 Marquette (part) �� 41 Sorenson �� 285 Ballweg1 �� 1,287 (part) �� 42 Cooper �� 67 Ripp1 �� 301 Menominee �� 36 Kegley �� 89 Mursau1 �� 72 Milwaukee (part) �� 7 Krusick1 �� 944 Koehler �� 27 Riemer �� 1,908 (part) �� 8 Manriquez �� 299 No candidate Zamarripa1 �� 599 (part) �� 9 Guzman �� 407 No candidate Zepnick1 �� 781 (part) �� 10 Callier �� 193 No candidate Coby �� 1,974 Griffin �� 216 Pasch1 �� 3,684 (part) �� 11 Barnes �� 2,596 No candidate Fields, Jason1 �� 1,206 (part) �� 12 Hall, M. �� 762 No candidate Kessler1 �� 1,937 (part) �� 13 Pokrandt �� 680 Hutton �� 1,920 Ristow �� 497 Schellinger �� 1,267 (part) �� 14 Rockwood �� 641 Kooyenga1 �� 2,728 (part) �� 15 Garrigues �� 222 Sanfelippo �� 2,702 Moore �� 462 (part) �� 16 Young, L1 �� 3,054 No candidate (part) �� 17 Coleman �� 548 No candidate Dent �� 1,072 Johnson, L. �� 2,054 Royal �� 1,093 (part) �� 18 Brown �� 139 No candidate Dieter �� 355 Fields, Jarett �� 808 Glabere �� 169 Goyke �� 1,637 Jackson �� 317 Parker �� 335 Vernon �� 639 (part) �� 19 Richards1 �� 1,825 No candidate (part) �� 20 Sinicki1 �� 1,584 Harris �� 1,117 McGartland �� 2,582 (part) �� 21 Kurtz �� 881 Honadel1 �� 4,810 (part) �� 22 No candidate Oliver �� 101 Pridemore1 �� 224 (part) �� 23 Rogers �� 576 Ott, J.1 �� 2,739 (part) �� 24 Haqqi �� 635 Knodl1 �� 1,698 (part) �� 82 Wied-Vincent �� 982 Stone1 �� 6,304 (part) �� 83 Brownlow �� 164 Craig1 �� 934 (part) �� 84 Roelke �� 847 Kuglitsch1 �� 2,688 Monroe (part) �� 50 Shanahan �� 28 Brooks1 �� 179 (part) �� 70 Vruwink1 �� 392 Vandermeer �� 2,194 Wald �� 919 (part) �� 96 Johnson, T. �� 134 Nerison1 �� 1,107 Oconto (part) �� 6 Powers �� 0 Tauchen1 �� 0 (part) �� 36 Kegley �� 558 Mursau1 �� 2,719 (part) �� 89 Reinhard �� 329 Nygren1 �� 1,699 Oneida (part) �� 34 Retrum �� 435 Swearingen �� 2,921 Van Buren �� 1,005 Young, A �� 944 (part) �� 35 Koth �� 176 Czaja �� 317 Outagamie (part) �� 2 Pruess �� 2 Jacque1 �� 12 (part) �� 3 Oswald �� 348 Lefeber �� 544 Ott, A.1 �� 1,671 898 Wisconsin Blue Book 2013 – 2014

COUNTY VOTE FOR REPRESENTATIVES TO THE ASSEMBLY Primary Elections–Continued County Assembly or Part District Democratic Vote Republican Vote (part) �� 5 Ferguson �� 305 Steineke1 �� 3,972 McCabe �� 504 (part) �� 6 Powers �� 111 Tauchen1 �� 881 (part) �� 40 No candidate Petersen1 �� 93 (part) �� 55 Crail �� 192 Kaufert1 �� 844 Schroeder, J. �� 573 (part) �� 56 Lawrence �� 268 Murphy �� 2,822 Schoenbohm �� 732 Pleuss �� 2,688 (part) �� 57 Bernard Schaber1 �� 662 Garrow2 �� 232 Ozaukee (part) �� 23 Rogers �� 311 Ott, J.1 �� 5,551 (part) �� 24 Haqqi �� 56 Knodl1 �� 1,627 (part) �� 60 Duman �� 498 Stroebel1 �� 6,157 Pepin �� 93 Smith, J. �� 131 Petryk1 �� 356 Pierce (part) �� 30 Odeen �� 399 Knudson1 �� 424 (part) �� 93 Smith, J. �� 751 Petryk1 �� 1,001 Polk (part) �� 28 Bever �� 539 Severson1 �� 1,844 (part) �� 75 Smith, S. �� 41 Rivard1 �� 146 Portage (part) �� 70 Vruwink1 �� 512 Vandermeer �� 269 Wald �� 310 (part) �� 71 Beveridge �� 771 Testin �� 1,903 Hauser-Menting �� 117 Ladick �� 1,339 Mallison �� 142 McGinley �� 836 Schmid �� 101 Shankland �� 1,383 Steinke �� 118 Verhage �� 319 (part) �� 72 Pluess �� 124 Krug1 �� 193 Price �� 74 Bewley1 �� 386 Sendra �� 1,080 Racine (part) �� 32 Peterson �� 24 August1 �� 172 (part) �� 62 Bryce �� 522 Weatherston �� 5,775 Lemke �� 1,202 (part) �� 63 Albrecht �� 924 Vos 1 �� 6,178 (part) �� 64 Barca1 �� 193 No candidate (part) �� 66 Mason1 �� 1,039 No candidate (part) �� 83 Brownlow �� 141 Craig1 �� 1,594 Richland (part) �� 49 Beals �� 87 Kuhle �� 184 Tranel1 �� 280 (part) �� 50 Shanahan �� 188 Brooks1 �� 694 (part) �� 51 Bomhack �� 31 Marklein1 �� 289 May-Grimm �� 56 Rock (part) �� 31 Schroeder, R. �� 986 Loudenbeck1 �� 2,169 (part) �� 43 Jorgensen1 �� 1,367 Wynn1 �� 1,935 (part) �� 44 Kolste �� 1,926 Knilans1 �� 3,273 Liebert �� 335 Murray �� 1,610 Rashkin �� 705 (part) �� 45 De Forest �� 1,043 Rucker �� 884 Ringhand1 �� 1,391 Schmidt �� 1,246 Rusk �� 87 Riley �� 578 Williams1 �� 1,298 St. Croix (part) �� 28 Bever �� 53 Severson1 �� 198 (part) �� 29 Swanson �� 338 Murtha1 �� 1,316 (part) �� 30 Odeen �� 521 Knudson1 �� 2,155 (part) �� 75 Smith, S. �� 6 Rivard1 �� 26 (part) �� 93 Smith, J. �� 0 Petryk1 �� 0 Sauk (part) �� 41 Sorenson �� 57 Ballweg1 �� 116 (part) �� 50 Shanahan �� 427 Brooks1 �� 1,357 (part) �� 51 Bomhack �� 158 Marklein1 �� 490 May-Grimm �� 172 (part) �� 81 Clark1 �� 1,352 Frostman �� 1,995 Sawyer (part) �� 74 Bewley1 �� 20 Sendra �� 143 (part) �� 87 Riley �� 237 Williams1 �� 976 Shawano (part) �� 6 Powers �� 346 Tauchen1 �� 3,510 (part) �� 35 Koth �� 72 Czaja �� 296 (part) �� 36 Kegley �� 32 Mursau1 �� 404 (part) �� 40 No candidate Petersen1 �� 1 Sheboygan (part) �� 26 Helmke �� 1,377 Endsley1 �� 5,144 LeMahieu, Devin �� 3,427 (part) �� 27 Bauer �� 949 Kestell1 �� 5,787 (part) �� 59 No candidate LeMahieu, Daniel1 �� 1,115 Taylor �� 87 Riley �� 281 Williams1 �� 1,640 Trempealeau (part) �� 68 Smriga �� 27 Bernier1 �� 132 (part) �� 92 Danou1 �� 413 Doerr2 �� 54 Vernon (part) �� 50 Shanahan �� 9 Brooks1 �� 28 (part) �� 96 Johnson. T. �� 570 Nerison1 �� 2,543 Vilas (part) �� 34 Retrum �� 330 Swearingen �� 1,919 Van Buren �� 348 Young, A �� 620 (part) �� 74 Bewley1 �� 52 Sendra �� 167 Walworth (part) �� 31 Schroeder, R. �� 367 Loudenbeck1 �� 2,778 (part) �� 32 Peterson �� 558 August1 �� 4,475 (part) �� 33 Woods �� 47 Nass1 �� 887 (part) �� 43 Jorgensen1 �� 238 Wynn1 �� 690 (part) �� 63 Albrecht �� 0 Vos 1 �� 0 Elections 899

COUNTY VOTE FOR REPRESENTATIVES TO THE ASSEMBLY Primary Elections–Continued County Assembly or Part District Democratic Vote Republican Vote (part) �� 83 Brownlow �� 11 Craig1 �� 120 Washburn (part) �� 73 Milroy1 �� 193 No candidate (part) �� 75 Smith, S. �� 146 Rivard1 �� 566 Washington (part) �� 22 No candidate Oliver �� 331 Pridemore1 �� 1,948 (part) �� 24 Haqqi �� 127 Knodl1 �� 2,777 (part) �� 39 Grigg �� 22 Born �� 189 Heron �� 30 Lechner �� 99 (part) �� 58 No candidate Strachota1 �� 7,461 (part) �� 59 No candidate LeMahieu, Daniel1 �� 3,421 (part) �� 60 Duman �� 80 Stroebel1 �� 1,850 Waukesha (part) �� 13 Pokrandt �� 372 Hutton �� 3,431 Ristow �� 458 Schellinger �� 1,701 (part) �� 14 Rockwood �� 269 Kooyenga1 �� 4,522 (part) �� 15 Garrigues �� 138 Sanfelippo �� 2,581 Moore �� 192 (part) �� 22 No candidate Oliver �� 1,243 Pridemore1 �� 6,118 (part) �� 24 Haqqi �� 90 Knodl1 �� 927 (part) �� 33 Woods �� 132 Nass1 �� 2,233 (part) �� 38 Michalak �� 294 Kleefisch1 �� 4,222 (part) �� 83 Brownlow �� 412 Craig1 �� 5,200 (part) �� 84 Roelke �� 175 Kuglitsch1 �� 2,766 (part) �� 97 Krumins �� 467 Kramer1 �� 5,487 (part) �� 98 Prudent �� 527 Farrow1 �� 6,971 (part) �� 99 Hibbard �� 597 Kapenga1 �� 9,427 Waupaca (part) �� 6 Powers �� 67 Tauchen1 �� 720 (part) �� 40 No candidate Petersen1 �� 4,220 Waushara (part) �� 40 No candidate Petersen1 �� 1,342 (part) �� 41 Sorenson �� 2 Ballweg1 �� 12 (part) �� 72 Pluess �� 149 Krug1 �� 1,348 Winnebago (part) �� 53 Flejter �� 114 Frassetto �� 1,288 Schellenger �� 136 Schraa �� 2,346 Staudacher �� 196 Schuller �� 321 (part) �� 54 Hintz, G1 �� 767 Esslinger �� 2,988 (part) �� 55 Crail �� 444 Kaufert1 �� 3,768 Schroeder, J. �� 1,914 (part) �� 56 Lawrence �� 76 Murphy �� 817 Schoenbohm �� 117 Pleuss �� 727 (part) �� 57 Bernard Schaber1 �� 297 Garrow2 �� 117 Wood (part) �� 69 Knoff �� 339 Suder1 �� 1,332 (part) �� 70 Vruwink1 �� 331 Vandermeer �� 576 Wald �� 897 (part) �� 72 Pluess �� 627 Krug1 �� 2,293 (part) �� 86 Halkoski �� 82 Spiros �� 573 Thorson �� 89 February 19, 2013 Special Primary Waukesha (part) �� 98 No candidate Baumann �� 1,977 Greenwald �� 221 Morzy �� 253 Neylon �� 2,006 Tarantino �� 774 1Served in the 2011 Assembly. 2Write-in candidate. Source: Official records of the Government Accountability Board, Elections Division. Scattered votes omitted. 900 Wisconsin Blue Book 2013 – 2014

COUNTY VOTE FOR REPRESENTATIVES TO THE ASSEMBLY Special and General Elections County Assembly or Part District Democratic Vote Republican Vote August 9, 2011 Special Election Dane (part) �� 48 Taylor �� 5,453 No candidate November 8, 2011 Special Election La Crosse (part) �� 95 Billings �� 5,940 Drewes �� 2,247 November 6, 2012 General Election Adams (part) �� 41 Sorenson �� 2,714 Ballweg* �� 2,384 (part) �� 72 Pluess �� 1,929 Krug* �� 2,025 Ashland �� 74 Bewley* �� 5,455 Sendra �� 2,630 Barron (part)2 �� 67 Bieging �� 1 Larson* �� 4 (part) �� 75 Smith, S. �� 11,328 Rivard* �� 10,689 Bayfield �� 74 Bewley* �� 6,148 Sendra �� 3,252 Brown (part) �� 1 Veeser �� 2,299 Bies* �� 2,513 (part) �� 2 Pruess �� 6,587 Jacque* �� 10,700 (part) �� 4 Malcheski �� 12,770 Weininger* �� 16,029 (part) �� 5 McCabe �� 1,962 Steineke* �� 3,231 (part)2 �� 6 Powers �� 1,134 Tauchen* �� 1,625 (part) �� 88 Bacon �� 13,085 Klenke* �� 14,445 (part) �� 89 Reinhard �� 3,544 Nygren* �� 5,606 (part) �� 90 Genrich �� 11,353 Vanderleest �� 7,432 Buffalo (part) �� 92 Danou* �� 5,198 Doerr �� 14 (part) �� 93 Smith, J. �� 67 Petryk* �� 93 Burnett (part) �� 28 Bever �� 1,958 Severson* �� 2,702 (part) �� 73 Milroy* �� 2,399 No candidate (part) �� 75 Smith, S. �� 64 Rivard* �� 50 Calumet (part)1 �� 3 Oswald �� 6,574 Ott, A.* �� 10,861 (part) �� 25 Brey �� 1,433 Tittl �� 2,480 (part) �� 27 Bauer �� 57 Kestell* �� 85 (part) �� 59 No candidate LeMahieu* �� 2,506 Chippewa (part)2 �� 67 Bieging �� 9,827 Larson* �� 10,701 (part) �� 68 Smriga �� 4,386 Bernier* �� 5,078 (part) �� 91 Wachs �� 25 No candidate Clark (part) �� 68 Smriga �� 1,743 Bernier* �� 2,069 (part) �� 69 Knoff �� 3,635 Suder* �� 5,774 (part) �� 87 Riley �� 140 Williams* �� 131 Columbia (part) �� 37 Arnold �� 1,700 Jagler �� 912 (part) �� 41 Sorenson �� 560 Ballweg* �� 505 (part) �� 42 Cooper �� 8,176 Ripp* �� 9,960 (part) �� 81 Clark* �� 4,391 Frostman �� 2,714 Crawford �� 96 Johnson, T. �� 3,329 Nerison* �� 4,070 Dane (part) �� 37 Arnold �� 4,441 Jagler �� 3,112 (part)1 �� 38 Michalak �� 3,846 Kleefisch* �� 2,261 (part) �� 42 Cooper �� 1,102 Ripp* �� 1,217 (part) �� 43 Jorgensen* �� 2,880 Wynn* �� 1,595 (part) �� 46 Hebl* �� 20,171 Schaeffer �� 10,951 (part) �� 47 Kahl �� 22,113 Bakk �� 9,054 (part)1, 2 �� 48 Sargent �� 24,375 No candidate (part) �� 76 Taylor* �� 31,663 No candidate (part) �� 77 Berceau* �� 27,622 No candidate (part)1 �� 78 Hulsey* �� 22,853 No candidate (part) �� 79 Hesselbein �� 24,683 No candidate (part) �� 80 Pope-Roberts* �� 15,396 Lamberson �� 8,581 (part) �� 81 Clark* �� 2,303 Frostman �� 1,245 Dodge (part) �� 37 Arnold �� 3,169 Jagler �� 5,147 (part) �� 39 Grigg �� 11,045 Born �� 16,495 (part) �� 42 Cooper �� 1,889 Ripp* �� 2,817 (part) �� 53 Flejter �� 1,032 Schraa �� 1,167 Door �� 1 Veeser �� 8,168 Bies* �� 9,131 Douglas (part) �� 73 Milroy* �� 17,050 No candidate (part) �� 74 Bewley* �� 434 Sendra �� 249 Dunn (part) �� 29 Swanson �� 5,710 Murtha* �� 4,695 (part)2 �� 67 Bieging �� 3,497 Larson* �� 4,489 (part) �� 75 Smith, S. �� 147 Rivard* �� 171 (part) �� 93 Smith, J. �� 1,071 Petryk* �� 1,036 Eau Claire (part) �� 68 Smriga �� 5,444 Bernier* �� 5,745 (part) �� 91 Wachs �� 23,005 No candidate (part) �� 93 Smith, J. �� 5,477 Petryk* �� 5,704 Florence1 �� 34 Van Buren �� 810 Swearingen �� 1,448 Fond du Lac (part) �� 41 Sorenson �� 1,650 Ballweg* �� 2,456 (part) �� 42 Cooper �� 457 Ripp* �� 1,058 (part) �� 52 Czisny �� 10,575 Thiesfeldt* �� 16,313 (part) �� 53 Flejter �� 3,397 Schraa �� 5,345 (part) �� 59 No candidate LeMahieu* �� 5,825 Forest (part)1 �� 34 Van Buren �� 521 Swearingen �� 573 (part) �� 36 Kegley �� 1,588 Mursau* �� 1,533 Grant �� 49 Beals �� 10,662 Tranel* �� 12,744 Green (part) �� 45 Ringhand* �� 2,963 Schmidt �� 2,301 (part) �� 51 May-Grimm �� 3,440 Marklein* �� 3,678 Elections 901

COUNTY VOTE FOR REPRESENTATIVES TO THE ASSEMBLY Special and General Elections–Continued County Assembly or Part District Democratic Vote Republican Vote (part) �� 80 Pope-Roberts* �� 3,815 Lamberson �� 2,324 Green Lake (part) �� 41 Sorenson �� 2,723 Ballweg* �� 5,631 (part) �� 42 Cooper �� 250 Ripp* �� 575 Iowa (part) �� 49 Beals �� 46 Tranel* �� 34 (part) �� 51 May-Grimm �� 4,389 Marklein* �� 3,806 (part) �� 80 Pope-Roberts* �� 1,653 Lamberson �� 866 (part) �� 81 Clark* �� 771 Frostman �� 411 Iron �� 74 Bewley* �� 1,378 Sendra �� 2,020 Jackson (part) �� 68 Smriga �� 238 Bernier* �� 291 (part) �� 70 Vruwink* �� 337 Vandermeer �� 439 (part) �� 92 Danou* �� 5,766 Doerr �� 3 Jefferson (part)1 �� 33 Woods �� 6,577 Nass* �� 9,004 (part) �� 37 Arnold �� 3,979 Jagler �� 6,628 (part)1 �� 38 Michalak �� 4,634 Kleefisch* �� 5,847 (part) �� 43 Jorgensen* �� 1,855 Wynn* �� 2,029 Juneau (part) �� 41 Sorenson �� 0 Ballweg* �� 0 (part)1, 2 �� 50 Shanahan �� 5,640 Brooks* �� 5,240 Kenosha (part)1 �� 32 Peterson �� 654 August* �� 990 (part) �� 61 Steinbrink* �� 13,186 Kerkman* �� 16,589 (part) �� 64 Barca* �� 17,175 No candidate (part) �� 65 Ohnstad �� 18,373 No candidate Kewaunee �� 1 Veeser �� 5,560 Bies* �� 5,215 La Crosse (part) �� 94 Doyle* �� 18,566 Evers �� 12,068 (part) �� 95 Billings* �� 22,531 No candidate Lafayette (part) �� 49 Beals �� 406 Tranel* �� 411 (part) �� 51 May-Grimm �� 3,004 Marklein* �� 3,780 Langlade (part)1 �� 35 Koth �� 3,173 Czaja �� 5,078 (part) �� 36 Kegley �� 585 Mursau* �� 739 Lincoln1 �� 35 Koth �� 6,712 Czaja �� 7,235 Manitowoc (part) �� 1 Veeser �� 97 Bies* �� 134 (part) �� 2 Pruess �� 5,421 Jacque* �� 6,306 (part) �� 25 Brey �� 10,514 Tittl �� 13,807 (part) �� 27 Bauer �� 1,710 Kestell* �� 2,752 Marathon (part)1 �� 35 Koth �� 603 Czaja �� 1,114 (part) �� 69 Knoff �� 2,435 Suder* �� 5,066 (part)1 �� 85 Wright �� 13,930 Snyder �� 13,025 (part) �� 86 Halkoski �� 12,251 Spiros �� 15,142 (part) �� 87 Riley �� 916 Williams* �� 1,786 Marinette (part) �� 36 Kegley �� 3,349 Mursau* �� 6,119 (part) �� 89 Reinhard �� 4,201 Nygren* �� 5,837 Marquette (part) �� 41 Sorenson �� 2,596 Ballweg* �� 3,487 (part) �� 42 Cooper �� 693 Ripp* �� 767 Menominee �� 36 Kegley �� 779 Mursau* �� 214 Milwaukee (part)2 �� 7 Riemer �� 16,664 No candidate (part) �� 8 Zamarripa* �� 7,869 No candidate (part) �� 9 Zepnick* �� 14,635 No candidate (part) �� 10 Pasch* �� 20,038 No candidate (part) �� 11 Barnes �� 16,403 No candidate (part) �� 12 Kessler* �� 16,193 No candidate (part) �� 13 Pokrandt �� 8,680 Hutton �� 9,363 (part) �� 14 Rockwood �� 9,859 Kooyenga* �� 9,088 (part) �� 15 Moore �� 8,326 Sanfelippo �� 9,664 (part) �� 16 Young* �� 16,881 No candidate (part)1, 2 �� 17 Johnson, L. �� 20,288 No candidate (part)1 �� 18 Goyke �� 16,276 No candidate (part) �� 19 Richards* �� 24,856 No candidate (part) �� 20 Sinicki* �� 16,995 McGartland �� 12,500 (part) �� 21 Kurtz �� 11,921 Honadel* �� 17,403 (part) �� 22 No candidate Pridemore* �� 1,286 (part) �� 23 Rogers �� 7,547 Ott, J.* �� 7,879 (part) �� 24 Haqqi �� 6,593 Knodl* �� 5,152 (part) �� 82 Wied-Vincent �� 11,896 Stone* �� 18,032 (part) �� 83 Brownlow �� 1,854 Craig* �� 2,957 (part) �� 84 Roelke �� 7,930 Kuglitsch* �� 9,956 Monroe (part)1, 2 �� 50 Shanahan �� 314 Brooks* �� 371 (part) �� 70 Vruwink* �� 5,659 Vandermeer �� 7,257 (part) �� 96 Johnson, T. �� 1,695 Nerison* �� 3,114 Oconto (part)2 �� 6 Powers �� 0 Tauchen* �� 0 (part) �� 36 Kegley �� 4,130 Mursau* �� 6,317 (part) �� 89 Reinhard �� 3,384 Nygren* �� 4,638 Oneida (part)1 �� 34 Van Buren �� 7,121 Swearingen �� 10,343 (part)2 �� 35 Koth �� 867 Czaja �� 1,014 Outagamie (part) �� 2 Pruess �� 25 Jacque* �� 76 (part)1 �� 3 Oswald �� 4,824 Ott, A.* �� 6,526 (part) �� 5 McCabe �� 10,747 Steineke* �� 12,886 (part)2 �� 6 Powers �� 1,832 Tauchen* �� 2,562 (part) �� 40 No candidate Petersen* �� 498 (part)1 �� 55 Crail �� 2,583 Kaufert* �� 4,008 (part) �� 56 Schoenbohm �� 10,572 Murphy �� 14,427 902 Wisconsin Blue Book 2013 – 2014

COUNTY VOTE FOR REPRESENTATIVES TO THE ASSEMBLY Special and General Elections–Continued County Assembly or Part District Democratic Vote Republican Vote (part)2 �� 57 Bernard Schaber* �� 11,631 No candidate Ozaukee (part) �� 23 Rogers �� 6,122 Ott, J.* �� 14,657 (part) �� 24 Haqqi �� 1,812 Knodl* �� 4,232 (part) �� 60 Duman �� 8,052 Stroebel* �� 17,911 Pepin �� 93 Smith, J. �� 1,934 Petryk* �� 1,633 Pierce (part) �� 30 Odeen �� 3,539 Knudson* �� 2,857 (part) �� 93 Smith, J. �� 6,564 Petryk* �� 7,144 Polk (part) �� 28 Bever �� 9,133 Severson* �� 11,190 (part) �� 75 Smith, S. �� 673 Rivard* �� 705 Portage (part) �� 70 Vruwink* �� 2,880 Vandermeer �� 2,116 (part) �� 71 Shankland �� 17,619 Testin �� 11,279 (part) �� 72 Pluess �� 783 Krug* �� 824 Price �� 74 Bewley* �� 3,704 Sendra �� 3,725 Racine (part)1 �� 32 Peterson �� 400 August* �� 531 (part) �� 62 Lemke �� 15,054 Weatherston �� 17,045 (part) �� 63 Albrecht �� 12,637 Vos* �� 17,704 (part) �� 64 Barca* �� 3,089 No candidate (part) �� 66 Mason* �� 16,830 No candidate (part) �� 83 Brownlow �� 1,903 Craig* �� 4,353 Richland (part) �� 49 Beals �� 863 Tranel* �� 1,029 (part)1, 2 �� 50 Shanahan �� 1,990 Brooks* �� 2,187 (part) �� 51 May-Grimm �� 826 Marklein* �� 1,108 Rock (part) �� 31 Schroeder �� 6,513 Loudenbeck* �� 7,817 (part) �� 43 Jorgensen* �� 9,203 Wynn* �� 6,389 (part) �� 44 Kolste �� 16,983 Knilans* �� 10,571 (part) �� 45 Ringhand* �� 12,790 Schmidt �� 6,605 Rusk �� 87 Riley �� 3,061 Williams* �� 3,913 St. Croix (part) �� 28 Bever �� 1,256 Severson* �� 1,973 (part) �� 29 Swanson �� 6,294 Murtha* �� 10,542 (part) �� 30 Odeen �� 10,118 Knudson* �� 14,404 (part) �� 75 Smith, S. �� 112 Rivard* �� 203 (part) �� 93 Smith, J. �� 1 Petryk* �� 2 Sauk (part) �� 41 Sorenson �� 655 Ballweg* �� 533 (part)1, 2 �� 50 Shanahan �� 3,921 Brooks* �� 4,943 (part) �� 51 May-Grimm �� 1,579 Marklein* �� 1,907 (part) �� 81 Clark* �� 10,364 Frostman �� 6,625 Sawyer (part) �� 74 Bewley* �� 500 Sendra �� 515 (part) �� 87 Riley �� 3,642 Williams* �� 3,859 Shawano (part)2 �� 6 Powers �� 6,104 Tauchen* �� 9,215 (part)1 �� 35 Koth �� 794 Czaja �� 1,040 (part) �� 36 Kegley �� 566 Mursau* �� 964 (part) �� 40 No candidate Petersen* �� 5 Sheboygan (part) �� 26 Helmke �� 14,257 Endsley* �� 15,018 (part) �� 27 Bauer �� 11,381 Kestell* �� 15,264 (part) �� 59 No candidate LeMahieu* �� 3,688 Taylor �� 87 Riley �� 3,341 Williams* �� 5,991 Trempealeau (part) �� 68 Smriga �� 671 Bernier* �� 575 (part) �� 92 Danou* �� 9,344 Doerr �� 33 Vernon (part)1, 2 �� 50 Shanahan �� 80 Brooks* �� 101 (part) �� 96 Johnson, T. �� 5,402 Nerison* �� 8,160 Vilas (part)1 �� 34 Van Buren �� 3,845 Swearingen �� 7,078 (part) �� 74 Bewley* �� 963 Sendra �� 520 Walworth (part) �� 31 Schroeder �� 6,140 Loudenbeck* �� 8,646 (part)1 �� 32 Peterson �� 9,774 August* �� 14,065 (part)1 �� 33 Woods �� 1,057 Nass* �� 2,590 (part) �� 43 Jorgensen* �� 3,674 Wynn* �� 2,881 (part) �� 63 Albrecht �� 0 Vos* �� 0 (part) �� 83 Brownlow �� 125 Craig* �� 366 Washburn (part) �� 73 Milroy* �� 3,237 No candidate (part) �� 75 Smith, S. �� 2,132 Rivard* �� 2,023 Washington (part) �� 22 No candidate Pridemore* �� 5,675 (part) �� 24 Haqqi �� 2,959 Knodl* �� 8,963 (part) �� 39 Grigg �� 401 Born �� 970 (part) �� 58 No candidate Strachota* �� 26,945 (part) �� 59 No candidate LeMahieu* �� 13,153 (part) �� 60 Duman �� 1,630 Stroebel* �� 5,994 Waukesha (part) �� 13 Pokrandt �� 4,578 Hutton �� 11,004 (part) �� 14 Rockwood �� 4,631 Kooyenga* �� 11,888 (part) �� 15 Moore �� 4,342 Sanfelippo �� 8,081 (part) �� 23 No candidate Pridemore* �� 16,856 (part) �� 24 Haqqi �� 1,230 Knodl* �� 2,585 (part)1 �� 33 Woods �� 2,595 Nass* �� 7,297 (part)1 �� 38 Michalak �� 4,315 Kleefisch* �� 11,073 (part) �� 83 Brownlow �� 6,085 Craig* �� 15,358 (part) �� 84 Roelke �� 2,952 Kuglitsch* �� 8,423 (part) �� 97 Krumins �� 10,051 Kramer* �� 18,399 (part) �� 98 Prudent �� 9,503 Farrow* �� 22,665 (part) �� 99 Hibbard �� 8,166 Kapenga* �� 26,314 Waupaca (part)2 �� 6 Powers �� 1,438 Tauchen* �� 2,021 Elections 903

COUNTY VOTE FOR REPRESENTATIVES TO THE ASSEMBLY Special and General Elections–Continued County Assembly or Part District Democratic Vote Republican Vote (part) �� 40 No candidate Petersen* �� 16,346 Waushara (part) �� 40 No candidate Petersen* �� 4,278 (part) �� 41 Sorenson �� 8 Ballweg* �� 39 (part) �� 72 Pluess �� 2,572 Krug* �� 3,277 Winnebago (part) �� 53 Flejter �� 5,981 Schraa �� 9,332 (part) �� 54 Hintz* �� 17,400 Esslinger �� 11,594 (part)1 �� 55 Crail �� 7,619 Kaufert* �� 15,134 (part) �� 56 Schoenbohm �� 2,499 Murphy �� 3,879 (part)2 �� 57 Bernard Schaber* �� 8,231 No candidate Wood (part) �� 69 Knoff �� 3,928 Suder* �� 4,945 (part) �� 70 Vruwink* �� 4,642 Vandermeer �� 3,562 (part) �� 72 Pluess �� 8,745 Krug* �� 8,012 (part) �� 86 Halkoski �� 1,393 Spiros �� 2,033 April 2, 2013 Special Election Waukesha �� 98 No candidate Neylon �� 6,006 *Served in 2011 Assembly. 1Votes for Independent candidates: 3rd AD: Josh Young: Calumet – 673, Outagamie – 516; 17th AD: Anthony R. Edwards: Milwaukee – 3,573; 18th AD: Melba Morris-Page: Milwaukee – 2,140; 32nd AD: David Stolow: Kenosha – 56, Racine – 31, Walworth – 760; 33rd AD: Terry Virgil: Jefferson – 613, Walworth – 98, Waukesha – 234; 34th AD: Todd Albano: Florence – 46, Forest – 20, Oneida – 397, Vilas – 328; Kevin M. Fitzpatrick: Florence – 106, Forest – 55, Oneida – 785, Vilas – 523; 35th AD: Patrick K. Tjugum: Langlade – 221, Lincoln – 802, Marathon – 61, Oneida – 257, Shawano – 56; 38th AD: Leroy L. Watson: Dane – 165, Jefferson – 288, Waukesha – 335; 48th AD: Terry R. Gray: Dane – 4,849; 50th AD: Ben Olson III: Juneau – 350, Monroe – 23, Richland – 66, Sauk – 279, Vernon – 7; 55th AD: Rich Martin: Outagamie – 284, Winnebago – 732; 78th AD: Jonathan Dedering: Dane – 7,323; 85th AD: Jim Maas: Marathon – 1,047. 2Votes for write-in candidates: 6th AD: Jon Kupsky: Brown – 0, Oconto – 0, Outagamie – 0, Shawano – 9, Waupaca – 0; 7th AD: Tiffany Lee Koehler: Milwaukee – 2; Peggy Krusick: Milwaukee – 2,499; 17th AD: Virginia Pratt: Milwaukee – 6; 48th AD: Adam Kassulke: Dane – 0; Jonathon William Rygiewicz: Dane – 13; 50th AD: Nathan Johnson: Juneau – 2, Monroe – 0, Richland – 0, Sauk – 9, Vernon – 0; 57th AD: Brian Garrow: Outagamie – 503, Winnebago – 165; 67th AD: Jayme Ryan Schulner: Barron – 0, Chippewa – 0, Dunn – 1. Source: Official records of the Government Accountability Board, Elections Division. Scattered votes omitted. 904 Wisconsin Blue Book 2013 – 2014

DISTRICT VOTE FOR REPRESENTATIVES TO THE ASSEMBLY Primary Elections Assembly Political District Party Candidates Vote July 12, 2011 Primary 48 ��Dem. Fred Arnold �� 1,507 Dem. Dave De Felice �� 1,086 Dem. Andy Heidt �� 1,190 Dem. Bethany Ordaz �� 1,149 Dem. Vicky Selkowe �� 2,452 Dem. Chris Taylor �� 3,383 October 11, 2011 Primary 95 ��Dem. Jill E. Billings �� 2,746 Dem. Nick Charles �� 431 Dem. Christine J. Clair �� 1,681 Dem. David Krump �� 415 Rep. David A. Drewes �� 313 August 14, 2012 Primary 1 ��Dem. Arnie Johnsrud �� 1,552 Dem. Patrick Veeser �� 1,582 Rep. Garey Bies* �� 5,784 2 ��Dem. Larry Pruess �� 652 Rep. Andre Jacque* �� 4,637 3 ��Dem. Kole Oswald �� 669 Rep. Brandi Lefeber �� 1,613 Rep. Al Ott* �� 4,576 4 ��Dem. Michael J. Malcheski �� 791 Rep. Chad Weininger* �� 5,363 5 ��Dem. Ryan Ferguson �� 341 Dem. Jeff McCabe �� 532 Rep. Jim Steineke* �� 4,921 6 ��Dem. John Powers �� 584 Rep. Gary Tauchen* �� 5,547 7 ��Dem. Peggy Krusick* �� 944 Dem. Daniel Riemer �� 1,908 Rep. Tiffany Lee Koehler �� 27 8 ��Dem. Laura Manriquez �� 299 Dem. JoCasta Zamarripa* �� 599 9 ��Dem. Jose Guzman �� 407 Dem. Josh Zepnick* �� 781 10 ��Dem. Harriet Callier �� 193 Dem. Millie Coby �� 1,974 Dem. Ieshuh Griffin �� 216 Dem. Sandy Pasch* �� 3,684 11 ��Dem. Mandela Barnes �� 2,596 Dem. Jason Fields* �� 1,206 12 ��Dem. Mario R. Hall �� 762 Dem. Frederick P. Kessler* �� 1,937 13 ��Dem. John Pokrandt �� 1,052 Rep. Rob Hutton �� 5,351 Rep. Nate Ristow �� 955 Rep. Thomas J. Schellinger �� 2,968 14 ��Dem. Chris Rockwood �� 910 Rep. Dale Kooyenga* �� 7,250 15 ��Dem. Chuck Garrigues �� 360 Dem. Cindy Moore �� 654 Rep. Joe Sanfelippo �� 5,283 16 ��Dem. Leon D. Young* �� 3,054 17 ��Dem. Sam Coleman �� 548 Dem. Tracey Dent �� 1,072 Dem. La Tonya Johnson �� 2,054 Dem. Fred Royal �� 1,093 18 ��Dem. Lisa Erin Brown �� 139 Dem. James Dieter �� 355 Dem. Jarett Fields �� 808 Dem. Michael L. Glabere �� 169 Dem. Evan Goyke �� 1,637 Dem. Ty Jackson �� 317 Dem. Andrew Parker �� 335 Dem. Lashawndra Vernon �� 639 19 ��Dem. Jon Richards* �� 1,825 20 ��Dem. Christine Sinicki* �� 1,584 Rep. Kristan T. Harris �� 1,117 Rep. Molly M. McGartland �� 2,582 21 ��Dem. William R. Kurtz �� 881 Rep. Mark Honadel* �� 4,810 Elections 905

DISTRICT VOTE FOR REPRESENTATIVES TO THE ASSEMBLY Primary Elections–Continued Assembly Political District Party Candidates Vote 22 ��Rep. Nick Oliver �� 1,675 Rep. Don Pridemore* �� 8,290 23 ��Dem. Cris Rogers �� 887 Rep. Jim Ott* �� 8,290 24 ��Dem. Shan Haqqi �� 908 Rep. Dan Knodl* �� 7,029 25 ��Dem. Jim Brey �� 903 Dem. Luke A. Bushman �� 244 Dem. Ron Gruett �� 330 Dem. Bernie Starzewski �� 705 Rep. Mike Howe �� 1,362 Rep. Barry Nelson �� 1,066 Rep. Jason J. Sladky �� 723 Rep. Paul Tittl �� 3,589 26 ��Dem. Mike Helmke �� 1,377 Rep. Michael Endsley* �� 5,144 Rep. Devin LeMahieu �� 3,427 27 ��Dem. Steven H. Bauer �� 1,040 Rep. Steve Kestell* �� 6,709 28 ��Dem. Adam T. Bever �� 797 Rep. Erik Severson* �� 2,623 29 ��Dem. Jim Swanson �� 716 Rep. John Murtha* �� 2,224 30 ��Dem. Diane Odeen �� 920 Rep. Dean Knudson* �� 2,579 31 ��Dem. Ryan J. Schroeder �� 1,353 Rep. Amy Loudenbeck* �� 4,947 32 ��Dem. Kim M. Peterson �� 615 Rep. Tyler August* �� 4,929 33 ��Dem. Scott Allan Woods �� 671 Rep. Steve Nass* �� 5,872 34 ��Dem. Roberta Retrum �� 919 Dem. Merlin Van Buren �� 1,517 Rep. Rob Swearingen �� 5,161 Rep. Alex Young �� 1,780 35 ��Dem. Kevin Koth �� 1,415 Rep. Mary Czaja �� 4,255 36 ��Dem. Dorothy Kegley �� 1,539 Rep. Jeffrey L. Mursau* �� 5,762 37 ��Dem. Mary I. Arnold �� 1,470 Dem. Laura Cotting �� 610 Rep. James B. Braughler �� 764 Rep. John Jagler �� 3,412 Rep. Steve Kauffeld �� 1,227 Rep. James W. Romlein, Sr. �� 655 Rep. Chris Ruetten �� 475 38 ��Dem. Scott Michalak �� 1,253 Rep. Joel Kleefisch* �� 7,043 39 ��Dem. Jim Grigg �� 810 Rep. Mark L. Born �� 4,023 Rep. Tracy A. Heron �� 1,554 Rep. Don Lechner �� 2,381 40 ��Rep. Kevin Petersen* �� 5,656 41 ��Dem. Melissa Sorenson �� 1,144 Rep. Joan Ballweg* �� 5,934 42 ��Dem. Paula Cooper �� 1,072 Rep. Keith Ripp* �� 5,118 43 ��Dem. Andy Jorgensen* �� 2,231 Rep. Evan Wynn* �� 3,618 44 ��Dem. Debra Kolste �� 1,926 Dem. Sam Liebert �� 335 Dem. Kevin M. Murray �� 1,610 Dem. Yuri Rashkin �� 705 Rep. Joe Knilans* �� 3,273 45 ��Dem. Sheila L. De Forest �� 1,071 Dem. Janis Ringhand* �� 1,820 Rep. Russell Rucker �� 1,191 Rep. Beth Schmidt �� 1,697 46 ��Dem. Gary Hebl* �� 3,323 Rep. Trish Schaefer �� 2,694 47 ��Dem. Amanda Hall �� 1,457 Dem. Robb Kahl �� 3,037 Rep. Sandy Bakk �� 2,491 906 Wisconsin Blue Book 2013 – 2014

DISTRICT VOTE FOR REPRESENTATIVES TO THE ASSEMBLY Primary Elections–Continued Assembly Political District Party Candidates Vote 48 ��Dem. Melissa Agard Sargent �� 5,549 Rep. Adam Kassulke (write-in) �� 1 Rep. Jonathan William Rygiewicz (write-in) �� 6 49 ��Dem. Carol Beals �� 1,122 Rep. Dave Kuhle �� 2,075 Rep. Travis Tranel* �� 3,773 50 ��Dem. Sarah Ann Shanahan �� 1,121 Rep. Ed Brooks* �� 4,758 51 ��Dem. Pat Bomhack �� 1,160 Dem. Maureen May-Grimm �� 1,838 Rep. Howard Marklein* �� 3,670 52 ��Dem. Paul G. Czisny �� 542 Rep. Jeremy Thiesfeldt* �� 6,878 53 ��Dem. Ryan Flejter �� 542 Dem. Koby Schellenger �� 169 Dem. Joanne Staudacher �� 420 Rep. Frank Frassetto �� 1,962 Rep. Michael Schraa �� 4,403 Rep. Kurt Schuller �� 851 54 ��Dem. Gordon Hintz* �� 767 Rep. Paul J. Esslinger �� 2,988 55 ��Dem. Jim Crail �� 636 Rep. Dean R. Kaufert* �� 4,612 Rep. Jay Schroeder �� 2,487 56 ��Dem. Diana Lawrence �� 344 Dem. Richard B. Schoenbohm �� 849 Rep. Dave Murphy �� 3,639 Rep. Jim Pleuss �� 3,415 57 ��Dem. Penny Bernard Schaber* �� 959 Rep. Brian Garrow (write-in) �� 349 58 ��Rep. Pat Strachota* �� 7,461 59 ��Rep. Daniel R. LeMahieu* �� 7,072 60 ��Dem. Perry Duman �� 578 Rep. Duey Stroebel* �� 8,007 61 ��Dem. John P. Steinbrink* �� 1,162 Rep. Samantha Kerkman* �� 3,913 62 ��Dem. Randy Bryce �� 522 Dem. Melissa Lemke �� 1,202 Rep. Tom Weatherston �� 5,775 63 ��Dem. Kelley Albrecht �� 924 Rep. Robin J. Vos* �� 6,178 64 ��Dem. Peter W. Barca* �� 1,943 65 ��Dem. Dayvin M. A. Hallmon �� 519 Dem. Albert Namath �� 180 Dem. Tod Ohnstad �� 2,083 66 ��Dem. Cory Mason* �� 1,039 67 ��Dem. Deb Bieging �� 1,897 Rep. Tom Larson* �� 3,440 Rep. Jayme Ryan Schulner (write-in) �� 10 68 ��Dem. Judy Smriga �� 1,168 Rep. Kathy Bernier* �� 2,820 69 ��Dem. Paul Knoff �� 870 Rep. Scott Suder* �� 3,977 70 ��Dem. Amy Sue Vruwink* �� 1,303 Rep. Nancy L. Vandermeer �� 3,125 Rep. Dan Wald �� 2,205 71 ��Dem. Andrew Logan Beveridge �� 771 Dem. Laura Hauser-Menting �� 117 Dem. Corey D. Ladick �� 1,339 Dem. Tom Mallison �� 142 Dem. Jeri McGinley �� 836 Dem. Hans Schmid �� 101 Dem. Katrina Shankland �� 1,383 Dem. Robert L. Steinke �� 118 Dem. David J. Verhage �� 319 Rep. Patrick Testin �� 1,903 72 ��Dem. Justin D. Pluess �� 1,196 Rep. Scott S. Krug* �� 4,561 73 ��Dem. Nick Milroy* �� 2,138 74 ��Dem. Janet Bewley* �� 1,681 Rep. John Sendra �� 3,102 75 ��Dem. Stephen Smith �� 1,144 Rep. Roger Rivard* �� 3,702 76 ��Dem. Chris Taylor* �� 5,877 Elections 907

DISTRICT VOTE FOR REPRESENTATIVES TO THE ASSEMBLY Primary Elections–Continued Assembly Political District Party Candidates Vote 77 ��Dem. Terese Berceau* �� 7,009 78 ��Dem. Christopher Victor Fisher �� 497 Dem. Brett Hulsey* �� 5,215 79 ��Dem. Dianne Hesselbein �� 3,590 Dem. Ellen Lindgren �� 1,885 80 ��Dem. Sondy Pope-Roberts* �� 2,815 Dem. Charles Uphoff �� 476 Dem. Joseph S. Wineke �� 2,461 Rep. Tom Lamberson �� 3,020 81 ��Dem. Fred Clark* �� 2,151 Rep. Scott Frostman �� 3,339 82 ��Dem. Kathleen Wied-Vincent �� 982 Rep. Jeff Stone* �� 6,304 83 ��Dem. James Brownlow �� 728 Rep. Dave Craig* �� 7,848 84 ��Dem. Jesse J. Roelke �� 1,022 Rep. Mike Kuglitsch* �� 5,454 85 ��Dem. Jeff Johnson �� 1,050 Dem. Mandy Wright �� 1,626 Rep. Patrick Snyder �� 3,745 86 ��Dem. Dennis Halkoski �� 810 Rep. John Spiros �� 3,985 Rep. Wayne C. Thorson �� 1,430 87 ��Dem. Elizabeth Riley �� 1,147 Rep. Mary Williams* �� 4,231 88 ��Dem. Ward Bacon �� 643 Rep. John Klenke* �� 4,240 89 ��Dem. Joe Reinhard �� 832 Rep. John Nygren* �� 4,981 90 ��Dem. Eric Genrich �� 740 Rep. Joel Diny �� 1,027 Rep. David Vanderleest �� 1,702 91 ��Dem. Dana Wachs �� 1,160 92 ��Dem. Chris Danou* �� 1,854 Rep. Stephen James Doerr (write-in) �� 111 93 ��Dem. Jeff Smith �� 1,286 Rep. Warren Petryk* �� 3,003 94 ��Dem. Steve Doyle* �� 1,318 Rep. Bruce Evers �� 2,231 Rep. Kevin Hintz �� 1,763 95 ��Dem. Jill Billings* �� 1,527 96 ��Dem. Tom J. Johnson �� 1,084 Rep. Lee A. Nerison* �� 4,700 97 ��Dem. Marga Krumins �� 467 Rep. Bill Kramer* �� 5,487 98 ��Dem. Eric Prudent �� 527 Rep. Paul Farrow* �� 6,971 99 ��Dem. Thomas D. Hibbard �� 597 Rep. Chris Kapenga* �� 9,427 February 19, 2013 Special Primary 98 ��Rep. Ed Baumann �� 1,977 Rep. Todd A. Greenwald �� 221 Rep. Matt Morzy �� 253 Rep. Adam Neylon �� 2,006 Rep. Jeanne Tarantino �� 774 Dem. – Democratic Party; Rep. – Republican Party. *Served in 2011 Assembly. Source: Official records of the Government Accountability Board, Elections Division. Scattered votes omitted. 908 Wisconsin Blue Book 2013 – 2014

DISTRICT VOTE FOR REPRESENTATIVES TO THE ASSEMBLY Special and General Elections Assembly Political Percent of District Party Candidates Vote Total Vote1 August 9, 2011 Special Election 48 �� Dem. Chris Taylor �� 5,453 93.50% November 8, 2011 Special Election 95 �� Dem. Jill E. Billings �� 5,940 72.47 Rep. David A. Drewes �� 2,247 27.42 November 6, 2012 General Election 1 �� Dem. Patrick Veeser �� 16,124 48.65 Rep. Garey Bies* �� 16,993 51.27 2 �� Dem. Larry Pruess �� 12,033 41.29 Rep. Andre Jacque* �� 17,082 58.62 3 �� Dem. Kole Oswald �� 11,398 38.01 Rep. Al Ott* �� 17,387 57.98 Ind. Josh Young �� 1,189 3.97 4 �� Dem. Michael J. Malcheski �� 12,770 44.28 Rep. Chad Weininger* �� 16,029 55.58 5 �� Dem. Jeff McCabe �� 12,709 44.05 Rep. Jim Steineke* �� 16,117 55.86 6 �� Dem. John Powers �� 10,508 40.48 Rep. Gary Tauchen* �� 15,423 59.41 Ind. Jon Kupsky2 �� 9 0.03 7 �� Dem. Peggy Krusick*2 �� 2,499 12.80 Dem. Daniel Riemer �� 16,664 85.35 Ind. Tiffany Lee Koehler2 �� 2 0.01 8 �� Dem. JoCasta Zamarripa* �� 7,869 98.26 9 �� Dem. Josh Zepnick* �� 14,635 98.60 10 �� Dem. Sandy Pasch* �� 20,038 98.71 11 �� Dem. Mandela Barnes �� 16,403 98.79 12 �� Dem. Frederick P. Kessler* �� 16,193 98.59 13 �� Dem. John Pokrandt �� 13,258 39.38 Rep. Rob Hutton �� 20,367 60.49 14 �� Dem. Chris Rockwood �� 14,490 40.81 Rep. Dale Kooyenga* �� 20,976 59.07 15 �� Dem. Cindy Moore �� 12,668 41.61 Rep. Joe Sanfelippo �� 17,745 58.28 16 �� Dem. Leon D. Young* �� 16,881 98.78 17 �� Dem. La Tonya Johnson �� 20,288 84.73 Rep. Virginia Pratt2 �� 6 0.03 Ind. Anthony R. Edwards �� 3,573 14.92 18 �� Dem. Evan Goyke �� 16,276 87.93 Ind. Melba Morris-Page �� 2,140 11.56 19 �� Dem. Jon Richards* �� 24,856 97.65 20 �� Dem. Christine Sinicki* �� 16,995 57.52 Rep. Molly M. McGartland �� 12,500 42.31 21 �� Dem. William R. Kurtz �� 11,921 40.61 Rep. Mark Honadel* �� 17,403 59.28 22 �� Rep. Don Pridemore* �� 23,817 98.56 23 �� Dem. Cris Rogers �� 13,669 37.73 Rep. Jim Ott* �� 22,536 62.20 24 �� Dem. Shan Haqqi �� 12,594 37.53 Rep. Dan Knodl* �� 20,932 62.37 25 �� Dem. Jim Brey �� 11,947 42.22 Rep. Paul Tittl �� 16,287 57.56 26 �� Dem. Mike Helmke �� 14,257 48.67 Rep. Michael Endsley* �� 15,018 51.27 27 �� Dem. Steven H. Bauer �� 13,148 42.05 Rep. Steve Kestell* �� 18,101 57.89 28 �� Dem. Adam T. Bever �� 12,347 43.72 Rep. Erik Severson* �� 15,865 56.18 29 �� Dem. Jim Swanson �� 12,004 43.99 Rep. John Murtha* �� 15,237 55.84 30 �� Dem. Diane Odeen �� 13,657 44.14 Rep. Dean Knudson* �� 17,261 55.79 31 �� Dem. Ryan J. Schroeder �� 12,653 43.41 Rep. Amy Loudenbeck* �� 16,463 56.47 32 �� Dem. Kim M. Peterson �� 10,828 39.67 Rep. Tyler August* �� 15,586 57.10 Ind. David Stolow �� 847 3.10 33 �� Dem. Scott Allan Woods �� 10,229 34.00 Rep. Steve Nass* �� 18,891 62.79 Ind. Terry Virgil �� 945 3.14 34 �� Dem. Merlin Van Buren �� 12,297 36.15 Rep. Rob Swearingen �� 19,442 57.16 Ind. Todd Albano �� 791 2.33 Ind. Kevin M. Fitzpatrick �� 1,469 4.32 35 �� Dem. Kevin Koth �� 12,149 41.83 Rep. Mary Czaja �� 15,481 53.30 Ind. Patrick K. Tjugum �� 1,397 4.81 Elections 909

DISTRICT VOTE FOR REPRESENTATIVES TO THE ASSEMBLY Special and General Elections–Continued Assembly Political Percent of District Party Candidates Vote Total Vote1 36 �� Dem. Dorothy Kegley �� 10,997 40.88 Rep. Jeffrey L. Mursau* �� 15,886 59.05 37 �� Dem. Mary I. Arnold �� 13,289 45.55 Rep. John Jagler �� 15,799 54.16 38 �� Dem. Scott Michalak �� 12,795 39.03 Rep. Joel Kleefisch* �� 19,181 58.51 Ind. Leroy L. Watson �� 788 2.40 39 �� Dem. Jim Grigg �� 11,446 39.56 Rep. Mark L. Born �� 17,465 60.36 40 �� Rep. Kevin Petersen* �� 21,127 98.71 41 �� Dem. Melissa Sorenson �� 10,906 42.01 Rep. Joan Ballweg* �� 15,035 57.92 42 �� Dem. Paula Cooper �� 12,567 43.37 Rep. Keith Ripp* �� 16,394 56.58 43 �� Dem. Andy Jorgensen* �� 17,612 57.58 Rep. Evan Wynn* �� 12,894 42.16 44 �� Dem. Debra Kolste �� 16,983 61.54 Rep. Joe Knilans* �� 10,571 38.30 45 �� Dem. Janis Ringhand* �� 15,753 63.75 Rep. Beth Schmidt �� 8,906 36.04 46 �� Dem. Gary Hebl* �� 20,171 64.79 Rep. Trish Schaefer �� 10,951 35.18 47 �� Dem. Robb Kahl �� 22,113 70.87 Rep. Sandy Bakk �� 9,054 29.02 48 �� Dem. Melissa Agard Sargent �� 24,375 83.20 Rep. Jonathon William Rygiewicz2 �� 13 0.04 Ind. Terry R. Gray �� 4,849 16.55 Ind. Adam Kassulke2 �� 0 0.00 49 �� Dem. Carol Beals �� 11,977 45.65 Rep. Travis Tranel* �� 14,218 54.19 50 �� Dem. Sarah Ann Shanahan �� 11,945 46.78 Rep. Ed Brooks* �� 12,842 50.30 Ind. Nathan Johnson2 �� 11 0.04 Ind. Ben Olson III �� 725 2.84 51 �� Dem. Maureen May-Grimm �� 13,238 48.07 Rep. Howard Marklein* �� 14,279 51.85 52 �� Dem. Paul G. Czisny �� 10,575 39.31 Rep. Jeremy Thiesfeldt* �� 16,313 60.65 53 �� Dem. Ryan Flejter �� 10,410 39.60 Rep. Michael Schraa �� 15,844 60.28 54 �� Dem. Gordon Hintz* �� 17,400 59.88 Rep. Paul J. Esslinger �� 11,594 39.90 55 �� Dem. Jim Crail �� 10,202 33.55 Rep. Dean R. Kaufert* �� 19,142 62.95 Ind. Rich Martin �� 1,016 3.34 56 �� Dem. Richard B. Schoenbohm �� 13,071 41.62 Rep. Dave Murphy �� 18,306 58.29 57 �� Dem. Penny Bernard Schaber* �� 19,862 94.03 Rep. Brian Garrow2 �� 668 3.16 58 �� Rep. Pat Strachota* �� 26,945 98.89 59 �� Rep. Daniel R. LeMahieu* �� 25,172 99.22 60 �� Dem. Perry Duman �� 9,682 28.79 Rep. Duey Stroebel* �� 23,905 71.08 61 �� Dem. John P. Steinbrink* �� 13,186 44.25 Rep. Samantha Kerkman* �� 16,589 55.67 62 �� Dem. Melissa Lemke �� 15,054 46.85 Rep. Tom Weatherston �� 17,045 53.05 63 �� Dem. Kelley Albrecht �� 12,637 41.62 Rep. Robin J. Vos* �� 17,704 58.31 64 �� Dem. Peter W. Barca* �� 20,264 96.84 65 �� Dem. Tod Ohnstad �� 18,373 97.99 66 �� Dem. Cory Mason* �� 16,830 98.65 67 �� Dem. Deb Bieging �� 13,325 46.69 Rep. Tom Larson* �� 15,194 53.24 Rep. Jayme Ryan Schulner2 �� 1 0.00 68 �� Dem. Judy Smriga �� 12,482 47.53 Rep. Kathy Bernier* �� 13,758 52.39 69 �� Dem. Paul Knoff �� 9,998 38.74 Rep. Scott Suder* �� 15,785 61.17 70 �� Dem. Amy Sue Vruwink* �� 13,518 50.19 Rep. Nancy L. Vandermeer �� 13,374 49.65 71 �� Dem. Katrina Shankland �� 17,619 60.82 Rep. Patrick Testin �� 11,279 38.94 72 �� Dem. Justin D. Pluess �� 14,029 49.77 Rep. Scott S. Krug* �� 14,138 50.16 73 �� Dem. Nick Milroy* �� 22,686 98.84 74 �� Dem. Janet Bewley* �� 18,582 58.97 Rep. John Sendra �� 12,911 40.98 910 Wisconsin Blue Book 2013 – 2014

DISTRICT VOTE FOR REPRESENTATIVES TO THE ASSEMBLY Special and General Elections–Continued Assembly Political Percent of District Party Candidates Vote Total Vote1 75 �� Dem. Stephen Smith �� 14,456 51.02 Rep. Roger Rivard* �� 13,841 48.85 76 �� Dem. Chris Taylor* �� 31,663 99.11 77 �� Dem. Terese Berceau* �� 27,622 99.36 78 �� Dem. Brett Hulsey* �� 22,853 75.44 Ind. Jonathan Dedering �� 7,323 24.17 79 �� Dem. Dianne Hesselbein �� 24,683 98.75 80 �� Dem. Sondy Pope-Roberts* �� 20,864 63.85 Rep. Tom Lamberson �� 11,771 36.02 81 �� Dem. Fred Clark* �� 17,829 61.83 Rep. Scott Frostman �� 10,995 38.13 82 �� Dem. Kathleen Wied-Vincent �� 11,896 39.69 Rep. Jeff Stone* �� 18,032 60.16 83 �� Dem. James Brownlow �� 9,967 30.18 Rep. Dave Craig* �� 23,034 69.75 84 �� Dem. Jesse J. Roelke �� 10,882 37.11 Rep. Mike Kuglitsch* �� 18,379 62.67 85 �� Dem. Mandy Wright �� 13,930 49.70 Rep. Patrick Snyder �� 13,025 46.47 Ind. Jim Maas �� 1,047 3.74 86 �� Dem. Dennis Halkoski �� 13,644 44.20 Rep. John Spiros �� 17,175 55.64 87 �� Dem. Elizabeth Riley �� 11,100 41.43 Rep. Mary Williams* �� 15,680 58.52 88 �� Dem. Ward Bacon �� 13,085 47.47 Rep. John Klenke* �� 14,445 52.40 89 �� Dem. Joe Reinhard �� 11,129 40.87 Rep. John Nygren* �� 16,081 59.05 90 �� Dem. Eric Genrich �� 11,353 60.21 Rep. David Vanderleest �� 7,432 39.41 91 �� Dem. Dana Wachs �� 23,030 97.28 92 �� Dem. Chris Danou* �� 20,308 98.76 Rep. Stephen J. Doerr �� 50 0.24 93 �� Dem. Jeff Smith �� 15,114 49.16 Rep. Warren Petryk* �� 15,612 50.78 94 �� Dem. Steve Doyle* �� 18,566 60.59 Rep. Bruce Evers �� 12,068 39.38 95 �� Dem. Jill Billings* �� 22,531 98.89 96 �� Dem. Tom J. Johnson �� 10,426 40.44 Rep Lee A. Nerison* �� 15,344 59.52 97 �� Dem. Marga Krumins �� 10,051 35.29 Rep. Bill Kramer* �� 18,399 64.60 98 �� Dem. Eric Prudent �� 9,503 29.52 Rep. Paul Farrow* �� 22,665 70.42 99 �� Dem. Thomas D. Hibbard �� 8,166 23.67 Rep. Chris Kapenga* �� 26,314 76.28 April 2, 2013 Special Election 98 �� Rep. Adam Neylon �� 6,006 99.32 Dem. – Democratic Party; Rep. – Republican Party; Ind. – Independent. *Served in 2011 Assembly. 1Percentages do not equal 100%, as scattered votes have been omitted. 2Write-in candidate. Source: Official records of the Government Accountability Board, Elections Division. Scattered votes omitted. Elections 911

COUNTY VOTE FOR GOVERNOR May 8, 2012 Recall Primary Tom Kathleen Gladys R. Doug Kathleen Arthur Patrick J. Scott Barrett Falk Huber La Follette Vinehout Kohl-Riggs O’Brien1 Walker2 County (Dem.) (Dem.) (Dem.) (Dem.) (Dem.) (Rep.) (Rep.) (Rep.) Adams �� 1,034 1,157 18 131 100 58 0 2,125 Ashland �� 1,451 588 19 129 78 74 0 1,319 Barron �� 1,696 1,376 74 136 331 148 0 5,189 Bayfield �� 1,855 731 24 134 125 71 0 1,668 Brown �� 12,105 10,803 190 759 659 1,133 0 31,966 Buffalo �� 402 444 17 42 393 34 0 1,432 Burnett �� 697 322 36 62 94 46 0 1,799 Calumet �� 2,216 1,990 35 188 132 185 0 7,314 Chippewa �� 3,426 2,338 92 205 589 149 0 6,248 Clark �� 949 1,145 30 121 188 90 0 4,007 Columbia �� 4,205 3,211 49 346 346 290 0 5,358 Crawford �� 823 934 28 83 154 70 0 1,314 Dane �� 65,078 32,244 256 2,825 5,200 4,350 2 29,035 Dodge �� 4,999 3,450 61 276 246 223 0 12,154 Door �� 2,608 1,643 27 133 196 136 0 4,561 Douglas �� 3,534 1,357 62 253 136 92 1 2,272 Dunn �� 1,992 1,405 75 141 465 106 0 3,442 Eau Claire �� 6,663 4,184 148 378 1,806 267 0 9,234 Florence �� 176 151 5 8 21 21 0 639 Fond du Lac �� 5,187 3,979 91 342 318 379 0 14,435 Forest �� 336 455 8 50 28 31 0 1,037 Grant �� 2,365 2,219 38 194 217 192 0 3,208 Green �� 2,593 1,859 19 187 201 175 2 3,174 Green Lake �� 779 670 16 69 65 76 0 2,972 Iowa �� 1,904 1,251 13 136 197 123 1 1,809 Iron �� 453 233 10 49 22 25 0 729 Jackson �� 913 737 20 71 523 64 0 1,732 Jefferson �� 5,330 3,451 75 294 398 299 0 11,304 Juneau �� 1,130 1,222 18 110 118 94 0 2,486 Kenosha �� 9,333 5,509 144 401 369 256 0 11,373 Kewaunee �� 954 971 26 86 86 104 0 3,095 La Crosse �� 6,875 5,865 144 502 1,006 398 1 7,896 Lafayette �� 849 771 15 76 82 81 0 1,475 Langlade �� 829 872 20 115 64 66 0 2,567 Lincoln �� 1,467 1,664 26 189 144 87 0 3,213 Manitowoc �� 3,645 3,647 69 314 267 324 0 11,853 Marathon �� 6,426 5,866 133 578 618 394 0 17,001 Marinette �� 1,654 1,757 45 149 135 158 0 4,936 Marquette �� 843 756 11 91 75 55 0 1,931 Menominee �� 93 118 0 5 9 3 0 113 Milwaukee �� 91,771 31,244 511 1,604 1,932 1,865 0 66,637 Monroe �� 1,473 1,690 34 157 543 123 0 3,974 Oconto �� 1,705 1,681 31 144 131 190 0 5,720 Oneida �� 2,179 2,237 47 223 178 153 0 5,244 Outagamie �� 8,573 7,416 198 559 576 748 0 23,213 Ozaukee �� 5,992 2,311 72 176 155 154 0 17,175 Pepin �� 233 205 9 23 217 22 0 781 Pierce �� 1,616 761 64 95 334 95 0 2,909 Polk �� 1,563 801 77 149 325 83 0 3,601 Portage �� 5,286 3,484 48 459 326 261 0 6,770 Price �� 741 757 24 108 93 61 0 2,042 Racine �� 14,330 7,801 236 566 570 479 6 23,061 Richland �� 1,041 889 15 100 115 81 0 1,521 Rock �� 10,038 8,445 104 728 682 621 0 13,372 Rusk �� 641 632 22 65 117 58 1 1,714 St. Croix �� 3,162 1,611 156 214 412 196 1 7,582 Sauk �� 4,400 3,107 55 361 440 278 0 5,795 Sawyer �� 850 490 40 99 132 70 0 1,835 Shawano �� 1,550 1,524 33 135 136 172 1 5,569 Sheboygan �� 6,540 4,402 91 308 208 278 0 17,380 Taylor �� 569 676 25 83 83 60 0 2,424 Trempealeau �� 1,195 986 30 94 450 80 0 2,159 Vernon �� 1,613 1,413 25 140 270 185 0 2,615 Vilas �� 1,332 1,224 20 131 97 70 0 3,911 Walworth �� 4,780 2,669 72 217 255 241 0 13,207 Washburn �� 1,065 467 37 72 81 49 0 2,128 Washington �� 6,491 2,862 73 199 238 264 0 27,723 Waukesha �� 23,621 9,875 220 654 641 765 0 79,098 Waupaca �� 2,114 2,158 54 185 165 224 0 6,944 Waushara �� 1,096 1,057 17 90 76 130 0 3,443 Winnebago �� 9,366 7,538 149 533 518 707 1 19,311 Wood �� 3,938 3,478 71 468 270 249 0 8,689 TOTAL �� 390,191 229,236 4,847 19,497 26,967 19,939 17 626,962 Dem. – Democratic Party; Rep. – Republican Party; Ind. – Independent. 1Write-in candidate. 2Incumbent. Source: Official records of the Government Accountability Board, Elections Division. Scattered votes omitted. 912 Wisconsin Blue Book 2013 – 2014

COUNTY VOTE FOR GOVERNOR June 5, 2012 Recall General Election Tom Scott Hari Barrett Walker* Trivedi County (Dem.) (Rep.) (Ind.) Adams �� 3,658 4,497 97 Ashland �� 4,174 2,598 50 Barron �� 7,015 10,420 136 Bayfield �� 4,889 3,269 55 Brown �� 41,238 61,969 619 Buffalo �� 2,148 3,403 44 Burnett �� 2,536 3,998 40 Calumet �� 7,515 15,004 107 Chippewa �� 10,419 14,877 244 Clark �� 3,618 8,133 86 Columbia �� 13,070 12,912 161 Crawford �� 3,160 3,357 61 Dane �� 176,407 77,595 1,239 Dodge �� 13,958 24,851 242 Door �� 6,308 8,401 75 Douglas �� 11,711 6,374 106 Dunn �� 7,099 8,417 114 Eau Claire �� 20,595 20,740 325 Florence �� 717 1,338 10 Fond du Lac �� 16,105 29,060 309 Forest �� 1,485 2,180 44 Grant �� 8,623 9,498 137 Green �� 7,981 8,407 71 Green Lake �� 2,564 5,800 54 Iowa �� 5,660 4,957 77 Iron �� 1,267 1,613 14 Jackson �� 3,466 4,074 62 Jefferson �� 14,698 22,475 274 Juneau �� 4,225 5,429 83 Kenosha �� 29,638 28,935 349 Kewaunee �� 3,388 6,108 42 La Crosse �� 24,651 22,608 382 Lafayette �� 2,923 3,887 46 Langlade �� 2,898 5,621 71 Lincoln �� 5,351 7,201 106 Manitowoc �� 12,682 23,085 268 Marathon �� 21,809 36,352 398 Marinette �� 6,242 10,267 90 Marquette �� 2,764 4,102 55 Menominee �� 575 208 3 Milwaukee �� 250,476 143,455 1,935 Monroe �� 6,093 9,064 155 Oconto �� 5,782 11,049 102 Oneida �� 7,365 10,433 147 Outagamie �� 29,714 47,840 466 Ozaukee �� 14,095 34,303 141 Pepin �� 1,216 1,849 17 Pierce �� 6,744 8,317 59 Polk �� 6,593 10,133 106 Portage �� 15,672 14,846 242 Price �� 2,651 4,083 73 Racine �� 40,287 45,526 509 Richland �� 3,296 3,895 53 Rock �� 35,316 27,498 475 Rusk �� 2,167 3,722 60 St. Croix �� 13,177 20,894 124 Sauk �� 12,815 13,648 168 Sawyer �� 3,038 3,999 45 Shawano �� 5,646 11,201 88 Sheboygan �� 18,612 34,047 279 Taylor �� 2,201 5,751 76 Trempealeau �� 4,634 6,266 88 Vernon �� 5,762 6,352 100 Vilas �� 4,154 7,300 72 Walworth �� 14,346 26,221 202 Washburn �� 3,156 4,278 59 Washington �� 16,634 52,306 246 Waukesha �� 58,234 154,316 706 Waupaca �� 7,564 14,094 128 Waushara �� 3,754 6,463 69 Winnebago �� 30,885 39,881 446 Wood �� 13,171 18,535 281 TOTAL �� 1,164,480 1,335,585 14,463 Dem. – Democratic Party; Rep. – Republican Party; Ind. – Independent. *Incumbent. Source: Official records of the Government Accountability Board, Elections Division. Scattered votes omitted. Elections 913

COUNTY VOTE FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR May 8, 2012 Recall Primary Mahlon Ira Isaac Mitchell Robins Weix County (Dem.) (Dem.) (Dem.) Adams �� 1,314 679 596 Ashland �� 1,250 439 323 Barron �� 2,379 1,102 1,244 Bayfield �� 1,589 586 424 Brown �� 15,550 6,563 8,743 Buffalo �� 824 325 460 Burnett �� 760 340 435 Calumet �� 2,822 1,333 1,860 Chippewa �� 4,099 1,532 2,889 Clark �� 1,638 788 1,091 Columbia �� 4,542 1,866 1,729 Crawford �� 1,336 565 421 Dane �� 68,362 16,634 13,900 Dodge �� 5,302 2,617 3,132 Door �� 2,386 926 749 Douglas �� 2,929 1,266 784 Dunn �� 2,525 806 2,251 Eau Claire �� 7,787 2,640 5,450 Florence �� 257 113 116 Fond du Lac �� 5,999 3,143 4,227 Forest �� 523 252 271 Grant �� 2,969 1,181 1,085 Green �� 2,794 1,014 831 Green Lake �� 1,034 527 789 Iowa �� 2,192 745 752 Iron �� 430 181 147 Jackson �� 1,488 587 528 Jefferson �� 6,019 2,626 3,460 Juneau �� 1,623 679 657 Kenosha �� 8,668 3,781 3,646 Kewaunee �� 1,661 621 739 La Crosse �� 8,094 3,410 2,807 Lafayette �� 1,105 444 446 Langlade �� 1,091 569 799 Lincoln �� 1,830 833 1,326 Manitowoc �� 5,544 2,378 2,985 Marathon �� 7,851 3,563 5,093 Marinette �� 2,578 1,227 1,064 Marquette �� 1,061 559 524 Menominee �� 128 44 42 Milwaukee �� 68,226 30,096 27,973 Monroe �� 2,450 1,133 1,011 Oconto �� 2,760 1,240 1,333 Oneida �� 2,817 1,290 1,208 Outagamie �� 11,753 4,939 6,078 Ozaukee �� 4,071 2,586 4,414 Pepin �� 483 144 406 Pierce �� 1,650 646 1,538 Polk �� 1,704 742 1,470 Portage �� 5,437 2,105 1,879 Price �� 1,022 477 576 Racine �� 14,287 6,933 7,965 Richland �� 1,215 589 445 Rock �� 12,131 4,894 4,463 Rusk �� 943 402 569 St. Croix �� 3,020 1,230 3,212 Sauk �� 4,467 1,769 1,619 Sawyer �� 939 457 457 Shawano �� 2,317 1,020 1,344 Sheboygan �� 7,013 3,768 4,712 Taylor �� 833 493 703 Trempealeau �� 1,830 703 810 Vernon �� 2,259 872 649 Vilas �� 1,598 745 620 Walworth �� 4,543 2,319 3,151 Washburn �� 1,090 431 474 Washington �� 5,111 3,680 6,773 Waukesha �� 17,626 11,415 21,628 Waupaca �� 3,059 1,637 1,776 Waushara �� 1,565 728 831 Winnebago �� 10,677 4,117 5,786 Wood �� 5,073 2,241 2,460 TOTAL �� 396,302 165,325 197,148 Dem. – Democratic Party. Source: Official records of the Government Accountability Board, Elections Division. Scattered votes omitted. 914 Wisconsin Blue Book 2013 – 2014

COUNTY VOTE FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR June 5, 2012 Recall General Election Mahlon Rebecca Mitchell Kleefisch* County (Dem.) (Rep.) Adams �� 3,672 4,357 Ashland �� 4,148 2,452 Barron �� 7,053 9,862 Bayfield �� 4,865 3,126 Brown �� 40,722 59,974 Buffalo �� 2,204 3,210 Burnett �� 2,522 3,772 Calumet �� 7,535 14,595 Chippewa �� 10,721 14,424 Clark �� 3,818 7,674 Columbia �� 13,100 12,657 Crawford �� 3,174 3,184 Dane �� 175,267 75,292 Dodge �� 14,148 24,392 Door �� 6,226 8,261 Douglas �� 11,503 6,303 Dunn �� 7,042 8,197 Eau Claire �� 20,599 20,291 Florence �� 692 1,260 Fond du Lac �� 15,919 28,717 Forest �� 1,493 2,057 Grant �� 8,547 9,165 Green �� 8,120 8,059 Green Lake �� 2,551 5,673 Iowa �� 5,799 4,722 Iron �� 1,242 1,516 Jackson �� 3,495 3,892 Jefferson �� 14,711 21,937 Juneau �� 4,227 5,250 Kenosha �� 29,392 28,170 Kewaunee �� 3,406 5,912 La Crosse �� 24,193 22,089 Lafayette �� 2,973 3,702 Langlade �� 2,902 5,247 Lincoln �� 5,430 7,015 Manitowoc �� 12,610 22,613 Marathon �� 22,148 35,204 Marinette �� 6,192 9,966 Marquette �� 2,773 3,963 Menominee �� 550 199 Milwaukee �� 244,100 141,206 Monroe �� 6,179 8,788 Oconto �� 5,802 10,744 Oneida �� 7,342 10,176 Outagamie �� 29,755 46,559 Ozaukee �� 14,105 33,685 Pepin �� 1,230 1,771 Pierce �� 6,612 8,063 Polk �� 6,558 9,759 Portage �� 15,577 14,378 Price �� 2,763 3,881 Racine �� 40,191 44,831 Richland �� 3,304 3,767 Rock �� 35,310 26,726 Rusk �� 2,271 3,503 St. Croix �� 13,110 20,188 Sauk �� 12,910 13,245 Sawyer �� 2,965 3,854 Shawano �� 5,634 10,846 Sheboygan �� 18,629 33,470 Taylor �� 2,291 5,437 Trempealeau �� 4,752 5,927 Vernon �� 5,802 6,127 Vilas �� 4,098 7,123 Walworth �� 14,483 25,590 Washburn �� 3,195 4,028 Washington �� 16,873 51,363 Waukesha �� 57,814 151,097 Waupaca �� 7,529 13,749 Waushara �� 3,754 6,283 Winnebago �� 30,553 39,237 Wood �� 13,345 17,987 TOTAL �� 1,156,520 1,301,739 Dem. – Democratic Party; Rep. – Republican Party. *Incumbent. Source: Official records of the Government Accountability Board, Elections Division. Scattered votes omitted. Elections 915

VOTE FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION BY COUNTY April 2, 2013 Spring Election Tony Don County County Evers* Pridemore Total Adams �� 2,161 1,219 3,385 Ashland �� 1,683 625 2,319 Barron �� 3,481 2,344 5,840 Bayfield �� 2,226 919 3,150 Brown �� 18,228 11,061 29,324 Buffalo �� 1,418 580 2,002 Burnett �� 1,276 842 2,121 Calumet �� 3,932 2,549 6,486 Chippewa �� 4,642 2,517 7,165 Clark �� 3,139 1,966 5,119 Columbia �� 7,045 3,396 10,457 Crawford �� 1,962 660 2,623 Dane �� 67,226 17,816 85,142 Dodge �� 6,487 6,215 12,714 Door �� 4,805 2,105 6,925 Douglas �� 2,774 1,508 4,287 Dunn �� 3,579 1,822 5,421 Eau Claire �� 8,398 3,889 12,312 Florence �� 398 212 611 Fond du Lac �� 7,831 5,848 13,687 Forest �� 874 423 1,300 Grant �� 4,190 1,575 5,772 Green �� 3,634 1,715 5,360 Green Lake �� 2,006 1,362 3,369 Iowa �� 2,723 917 3,648 Iron �� 860 358 1,218 Jackson �� 2,475 1,062 3,540 Jefferson �� 7,002 5,798 12,827 Juneau �� 2,011 1,017 3,033 Kenosha �� 9,939 6,582 16,576 Kewaunee �� 1,919 1,100 3,022 La Crosse �� 10,310 3,569 13,906 Lafayette �� 2,113 771 2,891 Langlade �� 2,248 1,290 3,542 Lincoln �� 3,509 1,809 5,324 Manitowoc �� 9,894 5,848 15,760 Marathon �� 10,015 6,558 16,606 Marinette �� 4,744 2,187 6,937 Marquette �� 1,893 1,158 3,052 Menominee �� 230 75 305 Milwaukee �� 63,459 37,950 101,710 Monroe �� 4,354 1,764 6,133 Oconto �� 4,959 2,363 7,332 Oneida �� 3,705 1,891 5,605 Outagamie �� 15,141 8,001 23,159 Ozaukee �� 8,569 10,305 18,918 Pepin �� 687 330 1,017 Pierce �� 2,621 1,562 4,201 Polk �� 3,339 2,087 5,434 Portage �� 5,960 3,856 9,854 Price �� 1,981 1,150 3,132 Racine �� 14,851 11,955 26,838 Richland �� 1,662 745 2,411 Rock �� 12,545 5,266 17,823 Rusk �� 1,562 952 2,517 St. Croix �� 5,181 3,446 8,672 Sauk �� 6,094 2,851 8,954 Sawyer �� 1,361 733 2,100 Shawano �� 4,240 2,257 6,502 Sheboygan �� 10,644 9,232 19,901 Taylor �� 2,241 1,237 3,487 Trempealeau �� 3,273 1,194 4,475 Vernon �� 3,224 1,269 4,502 Vilas �� 2,554 1,603 4,173 Walworth �� 8,124 6,346 14,534 Washburn �� 1,484 948 2,435 Washington �� 7,778 15,546 23,353 Waukesha �� 25,793 43,570 69,447 Waupaca �� 4,710 2,584 7,309 Waushara �� 2,035 1,335 3,375 Winnebago �� 11,843 6,789 18,677 Wood �� 5,776 3,666 9,453 TOTAL �� 487,030 308,050 796,511 *Incumbent. Source: Official records of the Government Accountability Board, Elections Division. County totals include scattered votes. 916 Wisconsin Blue Book 2013 – 2014

DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL PREFERENCE VOTE, BY COUNTY April 3, 2012 Choices on Ballot Barack Uninstructed County Total* Obama Delegation Adams �� 931 896 34 Ashland �� 1,234 1,201 27 Barron �� 2,143 2,008 121 Bayfield �� 1,541 1,507 32 Brown �� 9,103 8,904 168 Buffalo �� 841 794 40 Burnett �� 511 477 34 Calumet �� 2,173 2,126 39 Chippewa �� 2,494 2,406 82 Clark �� 1,363 1,308 51 Columbia �� 2,661 2,614 38 Crawford �� 961 912 46 Dane �� 41,662 41,113 441 Dodge �� 2,982 2,915 56 Door �� 1,653 1,619 26 Douglas �� 2,756 2,689 56 Dunn �� 1,964 1,905 55 Eau Claire �� 6,297 6,184 103 Florence �� 125 117 7 Fond du Lac �� 4,078 4,008 64 Forest �� 472 442 29 Grant �� 2,132 2,037 89 Green �� 1,821 1,779 35 Green Lake �� 545 512 29 Iowa �� 1,799 1,728 64 Iron �� 335 316 17 Jackson �� 1,196 1,143 50 Jefferson �� 3,205 3,128 71 Juneau �� 815 771 36 Kenosha �� 9,419 9,245 154 Kewaunee �� 879 863 16 La Crosse �� 6,596 6,494 93 Lafayette �� 994 950 41 Langlade �� 835 783 48 Lincoln �� 1,304 1,270 32 Manitowoc �� 3,473 3,394 70 Marathon �� 5,385 5,288 77 Marinette �� 1,954 1,840 103 Marquette �� 503 466 32 Menominee �� 105 103 1 Milwaukee �� 69,015 68,403 474 Monroe �� 2,048 1,977 66 Oconto �� 1,570 1,465 97 Oneida �� 2,403 2,330 66 Outagamie �� 8,377 8,157 197 Ozaukee �� 3,454 3,391 45 Pepin �� 553 531 21 Pierce �� 1,400 1,342 51 Polk �� 1,829 1,729 91 Portage �� 4,332 4,276 45 Price �� 1,068 1,041 26 Racine �� 9,601 9,391 191 Richland �� 1,019 977 40 Rock �� 9,424 9,222 176 Rusk �� 896 850 42 St. Croix �� 4,852 4,706 132 Sauk �� 3,367 3,308 47 Sawyer �� 747 719 22 Shawano �� 1,477 1,391 78 Sheboygan �� 4,295 4,144 136 Taylor �� 704 675 27 Trempealeau �� 1,449 1,393 50 Vernon �� 1,263 1,207 54 Vilas �� 914 894 13 Walworth �� 3,713 3,613 86 Washburn �� 854 794 54 Washington �� 3,773 3,693 66 Waukesha �� 9,656 9,442 178 Waupaca �� 1,860 1,768 90 Waushara �� 636 610 25 Winnebago �� 8,641 8,462 139 Wood �� 3,825 3,758 60 TOTAL �� 300,255 293,914 5,492 *Scattered vote included in county total. Source: Official records of the Government Accountability Board, Elections Division. Elections 917

REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL PREFERENCE VOTE, BY COUNTY April 3, 2012 Choices on Ballot Michele Newt Jon Ron Mitt Rick Uninstructed County Total* Bachmann Gingrich Huntsman Paul Romney Santorum Delegation Adams �� 2,608 27 209 14 356 1,085 896 18 Ashland �� 1,878 20 141 19 253 549 865 23 Barron �� 5,653 41 420 28 534 1,922 2,665 35 Bayfield �� 2,433 26 208 34 300 825 1,017 18 Brown �� 34,086 268 2,460 185 3,514 12,530 14,858 200 Buffalo �� 1,856 39 223 12 217 653 695 15 Burnett �� 1,950 12 155 15 199 689 869 10 Calumet �� 8,498 66 548 45 1,081 3,109 3,596 42 Chippewa �� 7,643 83 658 32 799 2,493 3,509 48 Clark �� 4,483 55 367 27 536 1,353 2,100 36 Columbia �� 7,790 71 568 54 1,175 3,072 2,785 54 Crawford �� 1,844 15 122 18 316 667 688 15 Dane �� 58,302 472 3,568 888 9,774 21,882 21,133 424 Dodge �� 13,731 112 611 59 1,374 5,945 5,542 70 Door �� 5,378 52 341 38 614 2,342 1,941 34 Douglas �� 4,023 56 274 29 481 1,338 1,801 33 Dunn �� 4,530 44 344 31 599 1,438 2,043 23 Eau Claire �� 13,152 113 1,115 119 1,750 4,752 5,172 88 Florence �� 717 5 85 4 57 289 276 1 Fond du Lac �� 16,965 136 951 91 1,537 6,989 7,159 86 Forest �� 1,242 11 118 9 127 436 525 12 Grant �� 5,278 57 332 43 706 1,979 2,098 50 Green �� 4,804 39 319 38 735 1,780 1,846 41 Green Lake �� 3,112 20 224 14 274 1,348 1,208 19 Iowa �� 3,031 38 200 23 486 1,125 1,121 31 Iron �� 933 4 50 7 121 404 338 6 Jackson �� 2,102 21 242 13 302 728 780 13 Jefferson �� 12,729 102 626 75 1,417 5,758 4,657 76 Juneau �� 3,002 31 237 18 448 1,067 1,172 17 Kenosha �� 19,056 146 986 104 2,309 9,451 5,905 96 Kewaunee �� 3,128 27 177 16 296 967 1,624 16 La Crosse �� 14,793 146 1,483 116 2,022 5,297 5,591 102 Lafayette �� 2,132 29 140 17 298 803 830 9 Langlade �� 2,910 27 245 16 376 1,051 1,169 23 Lincoln �� 4,479 50 352 25 649 1,366 2,001 24 Manitowoc �� 12,440 122 783 86 1,274 4,643 5,450 63 Marathon �� 19,270 151 1,434 118 2,076 6,501 8,858 81 Marinette �� 5,638 53 419 24 631 2,119 2,355 28 Marquette �� 2,020 13 121 12 278 845 727 18 Menominee �� 133 2 6 2 14 60 46 3 Milwaukee �� 89,697 675 3,369 680 9,532 46,424 28,491 317 Monroe �� 5,365 67 533 38 668 1,867 2,133 46 Oconto �� 5,381 38 378 24 537 1,799 2,566 32 Oneida �� 7,056 52 585 35 1,102 2,912 2,323 36 Outagamie �� 26,293 183 1,811 187 3,517 9,750 10,673 129 Ozaukee �� 21,465 103 642 88 1,577 13,074 5,836 98 Pepin �� 949 11 94 6 99 307 427 3 Pierce �� 3,989 35 232 25 521 1,315 1,841 13 Polk �� 5,201 54 337 29 602 1,714 2,420 30 Portage �� 9,741 92 811 59 1,369 3,224 4,114 48 Price �� 2,675 27 206 19 361 979 1,058 20 Racine �� 26,065 150 1,058 123 2,237 14,065 8,253 128 Richland �� 2,508 22 175 13 463 882 921 23 Rock �� 19,202 182 1,228 139 2,713 8,233 6,493 162 Rusk �� 2,293 25 234 21 343 715 927 19 St. Croix �� 12,692 151 769 69 1,671 4,539 5,346 114 Sauk �� 8,391 72 600 76 1,361 3,205 2,991 58 Sawyer �� 2,321 28 196 20 219 926 916 9 Shawano �� 6,208 42 460 32 644 2,194 2,799 22 Sheboygan �� 18,333 90 755 79 1,684 7,906 7,706 88 Taylor �� 2,849 35 235 14 353 875 1,307 21 Trempealeau �� 3,000 32 657 17 317 891 1,061 18 Vernon �� 3,401 38 274 21 575 1,095 1,359 31 Vilas �� 4,521 28 389 22 522 2,187 1,337 24 Walworth �� 15,432 94 767 73 1,680 7,977 4,696 115 Washburn �� 2,507 21 177 13 244 909 1,126 11 Washington �� 28,448 118 889 84 1,831 15,540 9,852 89 Waukesha �� 83,628 303 2,546 232 4,985 51,355 23,888 200 Waupaca �� 7,569 69 602 49 836 2,720 3,234 40 Waushara �� 3,375 39 243 21 310 1,337 1,399 22 Winnebago �� 25,927 226 1,825 175 3,424 10,281 9,767 162 Wood �� 11,613 141 1,039 82 1,256 4,029 4,968 71 TOTAL �� 787,847 6,045 45,978 5,083 87,858 346,876 290,139 4,200 *Scattered vote included in county total. Source: Official records of the Government Accountability Board, Elections Division. 918 Wisconsin Blue Book 2013 – 2014

2012 DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION DELEGATES September 3-6, 2012 – Charlotte, North Carolina Delegate Address Delegate Address For Barack Obama Pledged Leaders and Elected Officials Fourth Congressional District Peter Barca Kenosha Milton Bond Milwaukee Tom Barrett Milwaukee Zach Bowman Milwaukee Jill Billings La Crosse C. Michelle Bryant Milwaukee John Dickert Racine Sachin Chheda Milwaukee Jim Doyle Verona Stephanie Findley Milwaukee Kathleen Falk Madison Ann Jacobs Milwaukee Frances Huntley-Cooper Fitchburg Vanessa Llanas Milwaukee Mark Miller Monona Terrell Martin Milwaukee Erik Paulson Madison Craig Mastantuono Milwaukee Erin Sievert Waterloo Joel McNally (alternate) Milwaukee Lena C. Taylor Milwaukee Thelma Sias Milwaukee JoCasta Zamarripa Milwaukee Fifth Congressional District At-Large Abdulhamid Ali Whitefish Bay Miriam Briggs-Muhammad Madison Lashell Drake Milwaukee Heather Colburn Madison Bridget Moen Cedarburg Devon Cook Madison Larry Nelson Waukesha Colin Donovan Green Bay Martha Pincus Fox Point Brenda Gauthier Neopit Frank Shansky Milwaukee Regina Harmon (alternate) Glendale Zachary Henderson (alternate) Sun Prarie Sixth Congressional District Stacey Herzing Milwaukee Jacqueline Burke Beaver Dam David Marstellar Milwaukee Jennifer Giedd Beaver Dam Arvina Martin Madison Jef Hall Oshkosh Diana Miller Madison Gordon Hintz Oshkosh John Miller Grafton Joan Kaeding Oshkosh Mahlon Mitchell Fitchburg Thomas Kitchen Fond du Lac Victor Ouimette Mercer Kevin Kopplin Watertown Matthew Pichler Colgate Mark Pocan Madison Seventh Congressional District Gloria Reyes Madison Marvin Finendale Superior David L. Sartori Cudahy Gary Hawley Stevens Point Danine Spencer Rhinelander Jeff Johnson Wausau Christopher Stanley Fond du Lac Joyce Lohr Marathon Mary Strickland Madison Dorothy Miller Mosinee Teresa Thomas-Boyd Milwaukee Kaeleen Ringberg Ashland Primitivo Torres Milwaukee Kevin Schanning Iron River Mary Urbina-McCarthy Milwaukee Kelly Westlund Ashland First Congressional District Eighth Congressional District Meg Andrietsch Racine Danny Cole Abrams Leah Blough Kenosha Nelson Cox Appleton Michael Goebel Kenosha Harold Jackson Lac du Flambeau Ellen Holly Elkhorn Bill Milz (alternate) Marinette Marlene Ott (alternate) Greendale Patti Phillbrick-Linzmeyer Green Bay Beth Pramme Racine Nancy Schleis Green Bay Andy Suchorski Franklin Amy Schwaba Marinette Rob Zerban Kenosha Jamie Shiner Green Bay Tom Sieber Green Bay Second Congressional District Laurene Bach Madison Standing Committee David Boetcher Waunakee Janan Atta-Najeeb Mequon Luke Fuszard Madison Jon Erpenbach Middleton Evan Giesmann (alternate) Madison Cassi Fenili Madison Jennifer Johnson Madison Beau Liegeois Green Bay Lori Kief Madison Gerard Maciejewski Glendale Barb Knutson Madison Candice Owley Milwaukee Dick Loeper Madison Michael Rosen Milwaukee Joe Lowndes Madison Dian Palmer Brookfield Bethany Ordaz Madison Scott Tyre Middleton Connie Palmer Smalley Madison Jeff Pertl Madison Unpledged Delegates John Strasser Madison Tammy Baldwin Madison Diane Welsh (alternate) Madison Roland Hicks Eau Claire Ron Kind La Crosse Third Congressional District Herbert Kohl Milwaukee Veronica Burke Onalaska Martha Love Milwaukee Barbara Dearth Blanchardville Gwen Moore Milwaukee Paul Kruse Onalaska Jason Rae Milwaukee Robert Miller Alma Leila Sahar Pewaukee Susan Van Sicklen Dodgeville Melissa Schroeder Merrill Dana Wachs Eau Claire Paula Zellner Porterfield Bob Welsh Wauzeka Judith Willink Augusta Margaret Wood (alternate) La Crosse Source: Democratic Party of Wisconsin. Elections 919

2012 REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION DELEGATES August 27-30, 2012 – Tampa, Florida Delegate Address Delegate Address For Ron Paul Third Congressional District Todd Welch Menomonie For Mitt Romney At-Large Third Congressional District Candee Arndt Brookfield John Danneker (alternate) Maiden Rock Scott Beightol Whitefish Bay Karen Dunham (alternate) Stevens Point Crystal Berg (alternate) Hartford Maripat Krueger Menomonie Mary Buestrin Mequon Sue Lynch West Salem Gerald Couri (alternate) Waukesha Randall Molini (alternate) Black River Falls Barbara Courtney (alternate) Whitefish Bay Brad Courtney Whitefish Bay Fourth Congressional District James Crawford (alternate) Crandon Rick Baas Milwaukee Alberta Darling River Hills Doug Haag Milwaukee Russ Darrow (alternate) West Bend Patricia Reiman (alternate) Whitefish Bay Terry Dittrich (alternate) Hartland Bob Spindell Milwaukee Jere Fabick Oconomowoc Laurie Wolf (alternate) Bayside Jennie Frederick (alternate) Jackson Keith Gilkes Madison Fifth Congressional District Jenna Golem (alternate) Oshkosh Grace Degner (alternate) Hustisford Mike Grebe Milwaukee James Geldreich (alternate) West Bend Diane Hendricks Janesville David Karst (alternate) Greenfield Steve King Janesville Kathy Kiernan Richfield Rebecca Kleefisch Oconomowoc John Macy Waukesha Scott Klug (alternate) Madison Karen Mueller Wales Linda Prehn (alternate) Wausau Reince Priebus Kenosha Sixth Congressional District Gerard Randall (alternate) Milwaukee Daniel Feyen Fond du Lac Robert Schuemann (alternate) River Hills Jeff Johns (alternate) Cedarburg Patricia Shabaz (alternate) Madison Timothy Lakin (alternate) Fond du Lac John Shiely (alternate) Elm Grove Lillian Nolan Fond du Lac Tommy Thompson Madison Tyler Vorpagel Fond du Lac Jackie Trudell Appleton John Van Hollen Waunakee Seventh Congressional District Scott Walker Wauwatosa Dave Anderson Wausau Tonnette Walker Wauwatosa Diane Joachim (alternate) New Richmond Steve Ziegler Oconomowoc William Johnson (alternate) Hayward James Miller Hayward First Congressional District Charlotte Rasmussen Stanley Janene Deters (alternate) Janesville Pamela Travis (alternate) Neillsville Dona Poelman Franksville Bryan Steil (alternate) Janesville Eighth Congressional District Jonathan Steitz Kenosha Kevin Barthel Lakewood Kimberly Travis Williams Bay Sol Grosskopf Shawano Rick Klatt (alternate) Oconto Falls Second Congressional District Barbara Finger Oconto Edward Grabins Verona Carl Kuehne (alternate) De Pere Jonathan Jackson (alternate) Prarie du Sac Richard Resch (alternate) De Pere Kirsten Lombard (alternate) Madison Andrea Lombard Baraboo Roger Stauter (alternate) Monona Jacqueline Johnson Verona

Source: Republican Party of Wisconsin. 920 Wisconsin Blue Book 2013 – 2014

COUNTY VOTE FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT November 6, 2012 General Election Virgil Barack Mitt Gary Gloria Jill Jerry Goode Obama1 Romney Johnson La Riva Stein White Jim Joe Paul James P. Filberto Ben Phyllis Clymer Biden1 Ryan Gray Ramirez, Jr. Manski Scherrer County (Con.) (Dem.) (Rep.) (Ind.) (Ind.) (Ind.) (Ind.) Adams �� 16 5,542 4,644 51 3 10 5 Ashland �� 18 5,399 2,820 50 4 59 3 Barron �� 47 10,890 11,443 169 5 54 6 Bayfield �� 17 6,033 3,603 55 0 67 1 Brown �� 204 62,526 64,836 805 21 308 16 Buffalo �� 29 3,570 3,364 41 3 14 4 Burnett �� 26 3,986 4,550 64 5 24 1 Calumet �� 54 11,489 14,539 224 6 56 6 Chippewa �� 69 15,237 15,322 183 3 67 13 Clark �� 42 6,172 7,412 87 7 39 8 Columbia �� 36 17,175 13,026 180 2 69 1 Crawford �� 16 4,629 3,067 62 4 19 4 Dane �� 307 216,071 83,644 2,294 38 1,335 47 Dodge �� 76 18,762 25,211 267 5 83 14 Door �� 22 9,357 8,121 83 6 47 2 Douglas �� 48 14,863 7,705 151 4 104 5 Dunn �� 49 11,316 10,224 271 6 69 5 Eau Claire �� 75 30,666 23,256 494 9 176 6 Florence �� 6 953 1,645 12 0 1 1 Fond du Lac �� 115 22,379 30,355 351 5 111 8 Forest �� 11 2,425 2,172 23 0 6 4 Grant �� 62 13,594 10,255 201 9 56 5 Green �� 29 11,206 7,857 142 2 44 3 Green Lake �� 22 3,793 5,782 43 4 19 0 Iowa �� 13 8,105 4,287 78 0 27 2 Iron �� 10 1,784 1,790 27 2 9 2 Jackson �� 17 5,298 3,900 48 4 21 4 Jefferson �� 93 20,158 23,517 303 3 106 7 Juneau �� 22 6,242 5,411 82 2 33 3 Kenosha �� 97 44,867 34,977 566 20 188 11 Kewaunee �� 27 5,153 5,747 56 2 30 6 La Crosse �� 129 36,693 25,751 547 9 176 12 Lafayette �� 17 4,536 3,314 46 2 25 3 Langlade �� 26 4,573 5,816 49 2 22 3 Lincoln �� 37 7,563 7,455 90 1 35 3 Manitowoc �� 111 20,403 21,604 300 7 102 5 Marathon �� 126 32,363 36,617 421 6 175 15 Marinette �� 38 9,882 10,619 141 4 51 4 Marquette �� 17 4,014 3,992 43 2 13 4 Menominee �� 1 1,191 179 5 0 1 0 Milwaukee �� 594 332,438 154,924 2,623 98 1,042 78 Monroe �� 47 9,515 9,675 132 6 55 8 Oconto �� 35 8,865 10,741 138 6 43 3 Oneida �� 51 10,452 10,917 137 2 44 1 Outagamie �� 176 45,659 47,372 961 16 240 16 Ozaukee �� 52 19,159 36,077 317 6 127 1 Pepin �� 8 1,876 1,794 12 1 6 1 Pierce �� 58 10,235 10,397 177 5 86 2 Polk �� 46 10,073 12,094 226 4 79 11 Portage �� 73 22,075 16,615 309 7 143 5 Price �� 21 3,887 3,884 60 2 23 3 Racine �� 153 53,008 49,347 550 14 149 17 Richland �� 20 4,969 3,573 53 2 26 1 Rock �� 170 49,219 30,517 470 10 148 17 Rusk �� 23 3,397 3,676 52 5 25 2 St. Croix �� 76 19,910 25,503 455 6 112 14 Sauk �� 34 18,736 12,838 179 4 66 4 Sawyer �� 20 4,486 4,442 37 0 26 4 Shawano �� 40 9,000 11,022 139 6 32 4 Sheboygan �� 116 27,918 34,072 372 10 115 15 Taylor �� 31 3,763 5,601 58 7 28 6 Trempealeau �� 23 7,605 5,707 82 3 41 5 Vernon �� 42 8,044 5,942 103 8 96 2 Vilas �� 17 5,951 7,749 61 2 35 1 Walworth �� 83 22,552 29,006 441 10 102 10 Washburn �� 13 4,447 4,699 79 3 25 1 Washington �� 122 23,166 54,765 435 10 139 7 Waukesha �� 297 78,779 162,798 1,262 26 311 21 Waupaca �� 45 11,578 17,002 142 7 49 5 Waushara �� 29 5,335 6,562 64 4 27 7 Winnebago �� 136 45,449 42,122 922 14 238 24 Wood �� 102 18,581 19,704 286 5 136 5 TOTAL2 �� 4,930 1,620,985 1,410,966 20,439 526 7,665 553 Percent of Total Vote3 0.16% 52.78% 45.94% 0.67% 0.02% 0.25% 0.02% Con. – Constitution Party; Dem. – Democratic Party; Rep. – Republican Party; Ind. – Independent. 1Incumbent. 2Total vote does not include votes for write-in candidates: Ross C. Rocky Anderson and Luis J. Rodriguez – 112; Roseanne Barr and Cindy Lee Sheehan – 88. 3Percentages do not sum to 100%, as scattered votes have been omitted. Source: Official records of the Government Accountability Board, Elections Division. Elections 921

VOTE FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT BY WARD November 6, 2012 General Election

Obama Romney Obama Romney and and and and Biden Ryan Biden Ryan District (Dem.) (Rep.) District (Dem.) (Rep.) ADAMS COUNTY Crystal Lake �� 195 204 Adams Cumberland �� 214 230 Wards 1 – 3 �� 357 270 Cumberland, city Adams, city Wards 1 – 4 �� 598 439 Wards 1 – 4 �� 497 298 Dallas �� 118 168 Big Flats Dallas, vil. �� 83 105 Wards 1 & 2 �� 282 209 Dovre �� 185 189 Colburn �� 63 58 Doyle Dell Prairie Wards 1 & 2 �� 106 174 Wards 1 – 3 �� 429 411 Haugen, vil. �� 80 65 Easton Lakeland Wards 1 & 2 �� 270 237 Wards 1 & 2 �� 272 297 Friendship, vil. �� 185 109 Maple Grove Jackson Wards 1 & 2 �� 163 323 Wards 1 & 2 �� 310 253 Maple Plain �� 238 239 Leola �� 50 102 New Auburn, vil. Lincoln �� 84 80 Ward 2 �� 1 6 Monroe �� 135 126 Ward 3 �� 1 1 New Chester Oak Grove Wards 1 – 3 �� 266 160 Wards 1 & 2 �� 255 241 New Haven �� 207 152 Prairie Farm Preston Wards 1 & 2 �� 142 124 Wards 1 & 2 �� 392 285 Prairie Farm, vil. �� 103 77 Quincy Prairie Lake Wards 1 – 3 �� 497 253 Wards 1 & 2 �� 367 481 Richfield �� 44 42 Rice Lake Rome Wards 1 – 4 �� 779 843 Wards 1 – 5 �� 826 1,025 Rice Lake, city Springville Wards 1 – 13 �� 2,091 1,854 Wards 1 & 2 �� 313 284 Sioux Creek �� 122 178 Strongs Prairie Stanfold �� 177 194 Wards 1 – 3 �� 330 280 Stanley Wisconsin Dells, city Wards 1 – 4 �� 576 734 Wards 5 & 9 �� 5 10 Sumner �� 190 208 TOTAL �� 5,542 4,644 Turtle Lake �� 139 150 ASHLAND COUNTY Turtle Lake, vil. �� 213 181 Agenda �� 101 136 Vance Creek �� 148 159 Ashland �� 211 105 TOTAL �� 10,890 11,443 Ashland, city BAYFIELD COUNTY Ward 1 �� 231 218 Ashland, city Ward 2 �� 216 84 Ward 12 �� 0 0 Ward 3 �� 213 100 Barksdale �� 272 198 Ward 4 �� 278 171 Barnes �� 306 253 Ward 5 �� 289 110 Bayfield �� 372 150 Ward 6 �� 222 85 Bayfield, city Ward 7 �� 288 94 Wards 1 – 4 �� 260 90 Ward 8 �� 228 111 Bayview �� 229 138 Ward 9 �� 241 62 Bell �� 138 82 Ward 10 �� 249 99 Cable �� 256 270 Ward 11 �� 286 106 Clover �� 104 70 Butternut, vil. Delta �� 100 108 Wards 1 & 2 �� 108 66 Drummond �� 182 139 Chippewa �� 105 111 Eileen Gingles �� 276 143 Wards 1 & 2 �� 245 170 Gordon Grand View �� 178 111 Wards 1 & 2 �� 100 82 Hughes �� 168 127 Jacobs �� 216 156 Iron River La Pointe �� 209 51 Wards 1 & 2 �� 418 308 Marengo Kelly �� 141 107 Wards 1 & 2 �� 125 82 Keystone �� 121 87 Mellen, city �� 230 105 Lincoln �� 101 77 Morse Mason �� 94 84 Wards 1 – 3 �� 183 121 Mason, vil. �� 32 16 Peeksville Namakagon �� 97 123 Wards 1 & 2 �� 50 54 Orienta �� 42 37 Sanborn Oulu �� 177 151 Wards 1 & 2 �� 503 68 Pilsen �� 92 52 Shanagolden �� 39 34 Port Wing �� 173 99 White River Russell Wards 1 & 2 �� 202 266 Wards 1 & 2 �� 553 72 TOTAL �� 5,399 2,820 Tripp �� 67 73 BARRON COUNTY Washburn �� 237 121 Almena Washburn, city Wards 1 & 2 �� 249 228 Wards 1 – 4 �� 878 290 Almena, vil. �� 127 147 TOTAL �� 6,033 3,603 Arland �� 169 149 BROWN COUNTY Barron Allouez, vil. Wards 1 & 2 �� 142 257 Wards 1 & 2 �� 1,186 856 Barron, city Wards 3 & 4 �� 940 856 Wards 1 – 7 �� 713 648 Wards 5 & 6 �� 1,037 1,295 Bear Lake �� 195 164 Wards 7 – 9 �� 907 973 Cameron, vil. Ashwaubenon, vil. Wards 1 – 3 �� 363 388 Wards 1 & 2 �� 690 567 Cedar Lake �� 268 376 Wards 3 & 4 �� 697 654 Chetek Wards 5 & 6 �� 764 795 Wards 1 & 2 �� 477 552 Wards 7 & 8 �� 794 996 Chetek, city Wards 9 & 10 �� 796 1,203 Wards 1 – 4 �� 482 471 Wards 11 & 12 �� 754 685 Clinton �� 149 199 922 Wisconsin Blue Book 2013 – 2014

VOTE FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT BY WARD November 6, 2012 General Election–Continued Obama Romney Obama Romney and and and and Biden Ryan Biden Ryan District (Dem.) (Rep.) District (Dem.) (Rep.) Bellevue, vil. New Denmark Wards 1 – 6 �� 1,852 1,842 Wards 1 – 3 �� 408 501 Wards 7 – 10 �� 1,772 2,208 Pittsfield De Pere, city Wards 1 – 3 �� 617 996 Wards 1 – 4 �� 1,729 1,846 Pulaski, vil. Ward 5 �� 116 117 Wards 1 – 3 & 6 �� 738 786 Wards 6 – 8 �� 1,308 1,255 Rockland Wards 9 & 18 �� 224 257 Wards 1 – 3 �� 366 684 Wards 10 – 12 �� 1,530 1,462 Scott Wards 13 – 15 �� 1,403 1,735 Wards 1 – 4 �� 1,019 1,213 Wards 16 & 17 �� 5 3 Suamico, vil. Denmark, vil. Wards 1 – 4 �� 1,125 2,073 Wards 1 – 3 �� 521 528 Wards 5 – 8 �� 1,357 2,253 Eaton Wrightstown Wards 1 & 2 �� 409 483 Wards 1 – 3 �� 464 731 Glenmore Wrightstown, vil. Wards 1 & 2 �� 255 377 Wards 1 – 3 �� 557 760 Green Bay TOTAL �� 62,526 64,836 Wards 1 – 3 �� 454 704 BUFFALO COUNTY Green Bay, city Alma �� 97 82 Ward 1 �� 3 10 Alma, city Ward 2 �� 550 640 Wards 1 & 2 �� 234 210 Ward 3 �� 1,037 748 Belvidere �� 118 131 Ward 4 �� 816 919 Buffalo �� 207 190 Ward 5 �� 389 404 Buffalo, city �� 293 261 Ward 6 �� 750 944 Canton �� 76 63 Ward 7 �� 462 456 Cross �� 101 106 Ward 8 �� 797 830 Cochran, vil �� 119 100 Ward 9 �� 419 232 Dover �� 124 111 Ward 10 �� 452 249 Fountain City, city Ward 11 �� 387 354 Wards 1 & 2 �� 261 200 Ward 12 �� 488 242 Gilmanton �� 136 89 Ward 13 �� 504 218 Glencoe �� 107 128 Ward 14 �� 455 296 Lincoln �� 49 61 Ward 15 �� 725 444 Maxville �� 61 102 Ward 16 �� 649 320 Milton �� 172 131 Ward 17 �� 562 322 Modena �� 89 86 Ward 18 �� 518 398 Mondovi �� 131 131 Ward 19 �� 417 252 Mondovi, city Ward 20 �� 529 257 Wards 1 – 3 �� 631 509 Ward 21 �� 489 193 Montana �� 67 79 Ward 22 �� 223 116 Naples �� 154 203 Ward 23 �� 454 283 Nelson �� 136 172 Ward 24 �� 615 307 Nelson, vil. �� 96 62 Ward 25 �� 553 295 Waumandee �� 111 157 Ward 26 �� 557 217 TOTAL �� 3,570 3,364 Ward 27 �� 303 76 Ward 28 �� 617 259 BURNETT COUNTY Ward 29 �� 694 457 Anderson �� 83 126 Ward 30 �� 792 264 Blaine �� 58 56 Ward 31 �� 708 425 Daniels �� 141 227 Ward 32 �� 605 361 Dewey �� 122 136 Ward 33 �� 371 252 Grantsburg Ward 34 �� 719 509 Wards 1 – 3 �� 226 316 Ward 35 �� 434 437 Grantsburg, vil. Ward 36 �� 386 204 Wards 1 – 3 �� 284 372 Ward 37 �� 547 390 Jackson �� 279 284 Ward 38 �� 674 510 La Follette Ward 39 �� 805 557 Wards 1 & 2 �� 149 149 Ward 40 �� 515 377 Lincoln �� 78 75 Ward 41 �� 218 239 Meenon Ward 42 �� 458 295 Wards 1 – 3 �� 251 289 Ward 43 �� 672 573 Oakland Ward 44 �� 849 778 Wards 1 & 2 �� 292 246 Ward 45 �� 707 1,173 Roosevelt �� 58 62 Ward 46 �� 818 562 Rusk �� 116 118 Ward 47 �� 669 843 Sand Lake �� 167 111 Hobart, vil. Scott Wards 1 – 8 �� 1,611 2,388 Wards 1 & 2 �� 168 241 Ward 9 �� 0 0 Siren Holland Wards 1 & 2 �� 233 259 Wards 1 & 2 �� 331 554 Siren, vil. Howard, vil. Wards 1 & 2 �� 182 170 Wards 1 & 12 �� 468 579 Swiss Wards 2, 8 & 11 �� 1,003 1,421 Wards 1 & 2 �� 255 151 Wards 3, 4 & 6 �� 746 631 Trade Lake Ward 5 �� 190 198 Wards 1 & 2 �� 197 310 Ward 7 �� 200 306 Union �� 90 101 Wards 9, 10 & 18 �� 785 1,015 Webb Lake �� 133 145 Wards 13 & 14 �� 446 581 Webster, vil. Wards 15 & 16 �� 492 744 Wards 1 & 2 �� 187 136 Humboldt West Marshland Wards 1 & 2 �� 326 421 Wards 1 & 2 �� 69 118 Lawrence Wood River Wards 1 – 6 �� 1,016 1,665 Wards 1 – 3 �� 168 352 Ledgeview TOTAL �� 3,986 4,550 Wards 1 – 3 & 8 – 10 �� 789 1,322 CALUMET COUNTY Wards 4 – 7 �� 699 1,206 Appleton, city Morrison Ward 12 �� 86 68 Wards 1 & 2 �� 269 624 Elections 923

VOTE FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT BY WARD November 6, 2012 General Election–Continued Obama Romney Obama Romney and and and and Biden Ryan Biden Ryan District (Dem.) (Rep.) District (Dem.) (Rep.) Ward 13 �� 599 418 Wards 1 – 9 �� 1,642 1,701 Ward 14 �� 364 405 Lake Hallie, vil. Ward 26 �� 636 548 Wards 1 – 8 �� 1,718 1,547 Ward 44 �� 628 502 Lake Holcombe Ward 45 �� 595 710 Wards 1 & 2 �� 254 310 Ward 46 �� 40 58 New Auburn, vil. �� 95 121 Ward 47 �� 0 0 Ruby �� 111 105 Brillion Sampson �� 183 281 Wards 1 & 2 �� 287 520 Sigel Brillion, city Wards 1 & 2 �� 266 225 Wards 1 – 4 �� 701 835 Stanley, city Brothertown Wards 1 – 4 & 6 – 7 �� 477 445 Wards 1 & 2 �� 246 511 Tilden Charlestown �� 184 278 Wards 1 – 3 �� 370 461 Chilton Wheaton Wards 1 – 3 �� 203 414 Wards 1 – 3 �� 764 813 Chilton, city Woodmohr Wards 1 – 5 �� 876 952 Wards 1 & 2 �� 228 287 Harrison TOTAL �� 15,237 15,322 Wards 1 – 4 �� 736 936 CLARK COUNTY Wards 5 & 6 �� 492 680 Abbotsford, city Wards 7 – 9 �� 680 1,035 Wards 2 – 5 �� 278 386 Wards 10 – 12 �� 519 731 Beaver �� 102 155 Hilbert, vil. Butler �� 21 26 Wards 1 & 2 �� 207 361 Colby Kaukauna, city Wards 1 – 3 �� 104 164 Ward 11 �� 0 0 Colby, city Kiel, city Wards 2 – 4 �� 223 310 Ward 7 �� 76 75 Curtiss, vil. �� 20 33 Menasha, city Dewhurst �� 78 103 Wards 16 – 20 �� 627 694 Dorchester, vil. �� 112 176 New Holstein Eaton Wards 1 – 3 �� 312 487 Wards 1 & 2 �� 81 140 New Holstein, city Foster �� 35 38 Wards 1 – 5 �� 853 858 Fremont Potter, vil. �� 47 85 Wards 1 & 2 �� 165 320 Rantoul �� 151 276 Grant Sherwood, vil. Wards 1 & 2 �� 176 197 Wards 1 – 4 �� 664 1,021 Granton, vil. �� 83 82 Stockbridge Green Grove Wards 1 – 3 �� 345 535 Wards 1 & 2 �� 104 115 Stockbridge, vil. �� 156 214 Greenwood, city Woodville �� 179 332 Wards 1 & 2 �� 241 238 TOTAL �� 11,489 14,539 Hendren �� 98 114 CHIPPEWA COUNTY Hewett Anson Wards 1 & 2 �� 88 74 Wards 1 – 3 �� 515 687 Hixon Ward 4 �� 0 0 Wards 1 & 2 �� 114 104 Arthur �� 166 216 Hoard Auburn �� 169 178 Wards 1 & 2 �� 89 139 Birch Creek �� 110 192 Levis Bloomer Wards 1 & 2 �� 109 132 Wards 1 & 2 �� 208 326 Longwood Bloomer, city Wards 1 & 2 �� 97 123 Wards 1 – 4 �� 802 942 Loyal Boyd, vil �� 154 127 Wards 1 & 2 �� 103 160 Cadott, vil. Loyal, city Wards 1 & 2 �� 351 273 Wards 1 & 2 �� 247 355 Chippewa Falls, city Lynn Ward 1 �� 530 348 Wards 1 & 2 �� 107 150 Ward 2 �� 483 451 Mayville Ward 3 �� 599 510 Wards 1 & 2 �� 133 212 Ward 4 �� 459 334 Mead �� 77 64 Ward 5 �� 477 304 Mentor �� 115 124 Ward 6 �� 513 345 Neillsville, city Ward 7 �� 469 373 Ward 1 �� 106 106 Cleveland �� 168 241 Ward 2 �� 142 156 Colburn �� 164 241 Ward 3 �� 169 137 Cooks Valley �� 152 234 Ward 4 �� 86 93 Cornell, city Ward 5 �� 64 71 Wards 1 – 4 �� 323 327 Owen, city Delmar �� 185 257 Wards 1 – 3 �� 232 185 Eagle Point Pine Valley Wards 1 – 5 �� 798 1,032 Wards 1 & 2 �� 284 327 Eau Claire, city Reseburg Ward 16 �� 516 351 Wards 1 & 2 �� 106 77 Ward 40 �� 0 0 Seif �� 46 51 Ward 41 �� 21 13 Sherman Edson Wards 1 & 2 �� 141 205 Wards 1 & 2 �� 223 196 Sherwood �� 81 62 Estella �� 95 115 Stanley, city Goetz Ward 5 �� 1 0 Wards 1 & 2 �� 214 174 Thorp �� 155 131 Ward 3 �� 0 0 Thorp, city Hallie Wards 1 – 4 �� 388 359 Wards 1 & 2 �� 54 45 Unity �� 120 184 Howard �� 211 194 Unity, vil. Lafayette Ward 2 �� 23 40 924 Wisconsin Blue Book 2013 – 2014

VOTE FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT BY WARD November 6, 2012 General Election–Continued Obama Romney Obama Romney and and and and Biden Ryan Biden Ryan District (Dem.) (Rep.) District (Dem.) (Rep.) Warner Prairie du Chien Wards 1 & 2 �� 111 146 Wards 1 & 2 �� 243 212 Washburn �� 57 84 Prairie du Chien, city Weston Ward 1 �� 264 177 Wards 1 & 2 �� 145 161 Wards 2 & 7 �� 296 158 Withee �� 125 169 Ward 3 �� 207 145 Withee, vil. �� 111 107 Ward 4 �� 253 122 Worden �� 102 136 Ward 5 �� 262 157 York Ward 6 �� 258 180 Wards 1 & 2 �� 177 191 Scott �� 159 86 TOTAL �� 6,172 7,412 Seneca �� 243 182 COLUMBIA COUNTY Soldiers Grove, vil. �� 162 90 Arlington �� 276 211 Steuben, vil. �� 38 17 Arlington, vil. �� 271 207 Utica �� 223 110 Caledonia Wauzeka Wards 1 & 2 �� 485 389 Wards 1 & 2 �� 102 101 Cambria, vil. �� 218 154 Wauzeka, vil. �� 188 93 Columbus �� 174 200 TOTAL �� 4,629 3,067 Columbus, city DANE COUNTY Wards 1 – 8 �� 1,648 1,045 Albion Courtland �� 89 169 Wards 1 & 2 �� 732 369 Dekorra Belleville, vil. Wards 1 – 3 �� 769 696 Wards 1 & 2 �� 759 290 Doylestown, vil. �� 90 49 Berry Fall River, vil. Wards 1 & 2 �� 448 323 Wards 1 & 2 �� 492 337 Black Earth �� 201 134 Fort Winnebago �� 280 263 Black Earth, vil. Fountain Prairie Wards 1 & 2 �� 539 230 Wards 1 & 2 �� 293 223 Blooming Grove Friesland, vil. �� 54 124 Wards 1 – 3 �� 834 290 Hampden �� 169 182 Blue Mounds �� 332 252 Leeds Blue Mounds, vil. �� 320 166 Wards 1 & 2 �� 259 244 Bristol Lewiston Wards 1 – 4 �� 1,229 1,042 Wards 1 & 2 �� 379 307 Brooklyn, vil. �� 338 170 Lodi Burke Wards 1 – 5 �� 1,044 934 Wards 1 – 4 �� 1,168 797 Lodi, city Cambridge, vil. Wards 1 – 6 �� 1,065 589 Wards 2 & 3 �� 505 334 Lowville Christiana Wards 1 & 2 �� 350 300 Wards 1 & 2 �� 433 313 Marcellon Cottage Grove Wards 1 & 2 �� 289 267 Wards 1, 2, 4, 5 & 7 �� 938 615 Newport �� 219 175 Wards 3 & 6 �� 531 388 Otsego �� 213 179 Cottage Grove, vil. Pacific Wards 1 – 9 �� 2,271 1,334 Wards 1 – 4 �� 867 796 Cross Plains Pardeeville, vil. Wards 1 & 2 �� 561 417 Wards 1 – 3 �� 648 448 Ward 3 �� 0 0 Portage, city Cross Plains, vil. Wards 1, 9 & 10 �� 868 539 Wards 1 – 4 �� 1,396 785 Wards 2, 3 & 5 �� 929 439 Dane �� 273 268 Wards 4 – 8 �� 900 519 Dane, vil. �� 323 222 Poynette, vil. Deerfield Wards 1 – 4 �� 847 448 Wards 1 & 2 �� 538 383 Randolph �� 101 318 Deerfield, vil. Randolph, vil. Wards 1 – 3 �� 840 434 Ward 3 �� 106 146 De Forest, vil. Rio, vil. Wards 1 & 3 – 6 �� 1,305 843 Wards 1 & 2 �� 359 175 Ward 2 �� 277 126 Scott �� 155 213 Wards 7 – 10 & 12 �� 1,197 656 Springvale Ward 11 �� 313 169 Wards 1 & 2 �� 149 143 Ward 13 �� 0 0 West Point Dunkirk Wards 1 – 3 �� 695 560 Wards 1, 3 & 5 �� 523 275 Wisconsin Dells, city Wards 2, 4 & 6 �� 297 149 Wards 1 – 3 & 6 �� 679 475 Dunn Wyocena Wards 1 – 7 �� 2,122 1,198 Wards 1 & 2 �� 531 422 Edgerton, city Wyocena, vil. �� 215 141 Ward 7 �� 33 16 TOTAL �� 17,175 13,026 Fitchburg, city CRAWFORD COUNTY Wards 1 – 4 �� 2,071 529 Bell Center, vil. �� 34 17 Wards 5 – 9 �� 2,871 1,431 Bridgeport �� 259 280 Wards 10 – 13 �� 1,759 473 Clayton Ward 14 �� 479 216 Wards 1 – 3 �� 306 163 Wards 15, 18 & 19 �� 1,481 822 De Soto, vil. Wards 16 & 17 �� 820 383 Ward 2 �� 34 20 Madison Eastman Ward 1 �� 323 56 Wards 1 & 2 �� 175 181 Wards 2 – 9 �� 1,877 244 Eastman, vil. �� 85 85 Madison, city Ferryville, vil. �� 64 36 Ward 1 �� 899 377 Freeman �� 239 134 Ward 2 �� 811 211 Gays Mills, vil. �� 174 71 Ward 3 �� 590 233 Haney �� 119 58 Ward 4 �� 386 175 Lynxville, vil. �� 37 36 Ward 5 �� 686 268 Marietta �� 144 126 Ward 6 �� 1,315 340 Mount Sterling, vil. �� 61 30 Ward 7 �� 646 309 Ward 8 �� 1,123 463 Ward 9 �� 1,188 439 Elections 925

VOTE FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT BY WARD November 6, 2012 General Election–Continued Obama Romney Obama Romney and and and and Biden Ryan Biden Ryan District (Dem.) (Rep.) District (Dem.) (Rep.) Ward 10 �� 1,048 409 Ward 100 �� 1,337 424 Ward 11 �� 640 121 Ward 101 �� 417 108 Ward 12 �� 1,412 348 Ward 102 �� 848 284 Ward 13 �� 443 92 Ward 103 �� 419 59 Ward 14 �� 377 87 Ward 104 �� 1,327 415 Ward 15 �� 887 151 Ward 105 �� 1,253 541 Ward 16 �� 1,894 340 Ward 106 �� 937 818 Ward 17 �� 661 134 Ward 107 �� 518 256 Ward 18 �� 707 131 Ward 108 �� 1,350 323 Ward 19 �� 557 83 Ward 109 �� 1,225 478 Ward 20 �� 231 32 Ward 110 �� 714 417 Ward 21 �� 706 176 Ward 111 �� 1,105 827 Ward 22 �� 1,011 317 Ward 112 �� 0 0 Ward 23 �� 477 156 Ward 113 �� 0 0 Ward 24 �� 447 202 Ward 114 �� 0 0 Ward 25 �� 1,534 358 Ward 115 �� 0 0 Ward 26 �� 877 216 Ward 116 �� 0 0 Ward 27 �� 15 1 Ward 117 �� 0 0 Ward 28 �� 1,011 124 Maple Bluff, vil. Ward 29 �� 2,150 124 Wards 1 & 2 �� 576 448 Ward 30 �� 883 94 Marshall, vil. Ward 31 �� 937 159 Wards 1 – 5 �� 1,202 638 Ward 32 �� 582 114 Mazomanie Ward 33 �� 743 108 Wards 1 & 2 �� 432 246 Ward 34 �� 774 127 Mazomanie, vil. Ward 35 �� 948 146 Wards 1 – 3 �� 679 301 Ward 36 �� 865 275 McFarland, vil. Ward 37 �� 1,169 225 Wards 1 – 10 �� 3,131 1,717 Ward 38 �� 1,727 707 Medina Ward 39 �� 1,320 108 Wards 1 & 2 �� 434 345 Ward 40 �� 2,085 101 Middleton Ward 41 �� 2,182 116 Wards 1 – 8 �� 2,076 1,916 Ward 42 �� 2,324 93 Middleton, city Ward 43 �� 342 42 Wards 1 – 5, 8 & 9 �� 3,169 1,337 Ward 44 �� 1,527 102 Wards 6 – 7 & 14 – 18 �� 2,701 1,037 Ward 45 �� 2,243 178 Wards 10 – 13 �� 2,300 881 Ward 46 �� 2,000 244 Ward 19 �� 0 0 Ward 47 �� 1,215 491 Monona, city Ward 48 �� 620 226 Wards 1 – 5 �� 2,136 704 Ward 49 �� 1,415 579 Wards 6 – 10 �� 1,983 582 Ward 50 �� 1,315 466 Montrose Ward 51 �� 918 214 Wards 1 & 2 �� 470 222 Ward 52 �� 496 101 Mount Horeb, vil. Ward 53 �� 1,981 403 Wards 1 – 4 �� 1,265 696 Ward 54 �� 369 251 Wards 5 – 8 �� 1,401 717 Ward 55 �� 1,831 786 Oregon Ward 56 �� 1,211 742 Wards 1 – 4 �� 1,307 813 Ward 57 �� 665 250 Oregon, vil. Ward 58 �� 713 216 Wards 1, 5, 6 & 11 �� 1,287 582 Ward 59 �� 733 347 Wards 2 – 4 & 12 �� 1,243 604 Ward 60 �� 503 86 Wards 7 – 10 �� 1,218 739 Ward 61 �� 1,677 497 Perry �� 321 170 Ward 62 �� 719 86 Pleasant Springs Ward 63 �� 1,467 291 Wards 1 – 4 �� 1,199 896 Ward 64 �� 1,199 161 Primrose �� 313 136 Ward 65 �� 2,124 281 Rockdale, vil. �� 86 32 Ward 66 �� 1,819 431 Roxbury Ward 67 �� 786 113 Wards 1 & 2 �� 605 444 Ward 68 �� 876 93 Rutland Ward 69 �� 1,513 191 Wards 1 & 2 �� 834 462 Ward 70 �� 961 243 Shorewood Hills, vil. Ward 71 �� 1,236 244 Wards 1 & 2 �� 1,040 195 Ward 72 �� 571 46 Springdale Ward 73 �� 645 55 Wards 1 & 2 �� 727 534 Ward 74 �� 466 56 Springfield Ward 75 �� 1,005 233 Wards 1 – 3 �� 914 765 Ward 76 �� 818 68 Stoughton, city Ward 77 �� 1,247 435 Wards 1 & 2 �� 1,282 553 Ward 78 �� 1,897 395 Wards 3 & 4 �� 1,257 457 Ward 79 �� 2,099 416 Wards 5 & 6 �� 1,279 488 Ward 80 �� 132 39 Wards 7 & 8 �� 1,141 658 Ward 81 �� 1,254 251 Sun Prairie Ward 82 �� 1,128 139 Wards 1 – 3 �� 854 541 Ward 83 �� 1,238 241 Sun Prairie, city Ward 84 �� 1,345 272 Wards 1 – 5 �� 2,685 1,377 Ward 85 �� 1,322 270 Wards 6 – 9 �� 2,650 1,504 Ward 86 �� 1,543 302 Wards 10 – 14 �� 2,582 1,151 Ward 87 �� 1,466 567 Wards 15 – 19 �� 2,226 1,792 Ward 88 �� 1,341 549 Vermont �� 386 188 Ward 89 �� 1,422 454 Verona Ward 90 �� 567 155 Ward 1 �� 235 204 Ward 91 �� 1,083 331 Wards 2 – 4 �� 540 325 Ward 92 �� 1,043 217 Verona, city Ward 93 �� 264 33 Wards 1 & 5 �� 706 468 Ward 94 �� 635 171 Wards 2 – 4 �� 1,394 774 Ward 95 �� 1,339 355 Wards 6 – 9 �� 2,178 1,248 Ward 96 �� 1,027 394 Vienna Ward 97 �� 1,422 559 Wards 1 & 2 �� 460 442 Ward 98 �� 1,660 692 Ward 99 �� 631 197 926 Wisconsin Blue Book 2013 – 2014

VOTE FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT BY WARD November 6, 2012 General Election–Continued Obama Romney Obama Romney and and and and Biden Ryan Biden Ryan District (Dem.) (Rep.) District (Dem.) (Rep.) Waunakee, vil. Ward 2 �� 98 292 Wards 1 – 5 �� 2,120 1,531 Theresa, vil. Wards 6 – 11 �� 1,939 1,671 Wards 1 – 3 �� 253 454 Westport Trenton Wards 1 – 5 �� 1,566 1,221 Wards 1 & 2 �� 275 469 Windsor Watertown, city Wards 1 & 2 �� 249 174 Wards 1 & 2 �� 543 825 Wards 3 – 5 �� 664 615 Wards 3 & 4 �� 548 825 Wards 6 – 10 �� 1,340 796 Wards 5 & 6 �� 497 823 York �� 230 178 Ward 7 �� 154 218 TOTAL ��216,071 83,644 Waupun, city DODGE COUNTY Wards 1 – 3 & 8 �� 617 611 Ashippun Wards 4 – 7 �� 474 635 Wards 1 – 4 �� 412 1,147 Westford Beaver Dam Wards 1 & 2 �� 343 399 Wards 1 – 4 & 7 – 11 �� 623 608 Ward 3 �� 2 10 Wards 5 & 6 �� 450 458 Ward 4 �� 0 0 Beaver Dam, city Williamstown Wards 1, 3 & 5 �� 999 583 Wards 1 – 3 �� 118 342 Wards 2 & 6 �� 675 430 TOTAL �� 18,762 25,211 Wards 4 & 10 �� 548 320 DOOR COUNTY Wards 7, 12 & 13 �� 928 540 Baileys Harbor Wards 8 & 14 �� 577 386 Wards 1 & 2 �� 466 341 Wards 9 & 11 �� 794 655 Brussels Brownsville, vil. �� 104 229 Wards 1 & 2 �� 275 303 Burnett Clay Banks �� 124 127 Wards 1 & 2 �� 232 311 Egg Harbor Calamus Wards 1 & 3 �� 348 253 Wards 1 & 2 �� 258 273 Ward 2 �� 161 139 Chester Egg Harbor, vil. �� 117 82 Wards 1 & 2 �� 135 244 Ephraim, vil. �� 131 115 Clyman �� 128 304 Forestville Clyman, vil. �� 101 94 Wards 1 & 2 �� 315 258 Columbus, city Forestville, vil. �� 139 107 Ward 9 �� 0 0 Gardner Elba �� 308 298 Wards 1 & 2 �� 359 357 Emmet Gibraltar Wards 1 & 2 �� 237 559 Wards 1 & 2 �� 423 360 Fox Lake Jacksonport Wards 1 – 4 �� 271 423 Wards 1 & 2 �� 257 266 Fox Lake, city Liberty Grove Wards 1 – 3 �� 393 326 Wards 1 – 3 �� 807 616 Hartford, city Nasewaupee Wards 18 – 19 �� 0 0 Wards 1 – 3 �� 574 649 Herman Sevastopol Wards 1 & 2 �� 129 593 Wards 1 – 5 �� 888 960 Horicon, city Sister Bay, vil. �� 344 286 Wards 1 – 6 �� 907 932 Sturgeon Bay Hubbard Wards 1 & 2 �� 266 248 Wards 1 – 4 �� 381 667 Sturgeon Bay, city Wards 5 & 6 �� 0 0 Wards 1 – 6 & 22 – 24 �� 1,320 880 Hustisford Wards 7 – 10, 18 – 21, Wards 1 & 2 �� 238 601 25 & 26 �� 749 578 Hustisford, vil. Wards 11 – 17 & 28 �� 775 554 Wards 1 & 2 �� 241 356 Union �� 251 326 Iron Ridge, vil. �� 197 309 Washington �� 268 316 Juneau, city TOTAL �� 9,357 8,121 Wards 1 – 3 �� 505 513 DOUGLAS COUNTY Kekoskee, vil. �� 42 58 Amnicon Lebanon Wards 1 & 2 �� 403 239 Wards 1 & 2 �� 306 670 Bennett �� 177 167 Leroy Brule Wards 1 & 2 �� 158 382 Wards 1 & 2 �� 265 136 Lomira Cloverland �� 65 65 Wards 1 & 2 �� 166 480 Dairyland �� 53 57 Ward 3 �� 1 2 Gordon �� 238 205 Lomira, vil. Hawthorne Wards 1 – 3 �� 428 789 Wards 1 & 2 �� 319 256 Lowell Highland �� 101 88 Wards 1 & 2 �� 115 171 Lake Nebagamon, vil. Wards 3 & 4 �� 135 190 Wards 1 & 2 �� 376 360 Lowell, vil. �� 77 93 Lakeside �� 223 158 Mayville, city Maple �� 284 112 Wards 1 – 7 �� 1,087 1,469 Oakland Neosho, vil. �� 89 237 Wards 1 & 2 �� 437 216 Oak Grove Oliver, vil. �� 185 58 Wards 1 & 2 �� 251 328 Parkland Wards 3 – 6 �� 0 0 Wards 1 & 2 �� 483 201 Portland Poplar, vil. �� 168 186 Wards 1 & 2 �� 282 309 Solon Springs Randolph, vil. Wards 1 – 3 �� 316 253 Wards 1 & 2 �� 273 366 Solon Springs, vil. �� 227 126 Reeseville, vil. �� 173 146 Summit Rubicon Wards 1 & 2 �� 425 167 Wards 1 – 3 �� 307 1,046 Superior Shields �� 112 218 Wards 1 & 2 �� 784 511 Theresa Superior, vil. �� 256 132 Wards 1 & 3 – 7 �� 67 195 Elections 927

VOTE FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT BY WARD November 6, 2012 General Election–Continued Obama Romney Obama Romney and and and and Biden Ryan Biden Ryan District (Dem.) (Rep.) District (Dem.) (Rep.) Superior, city Ward 20 �� 1,277 757 Wards 1 – 3, 7 & 8 �� 1,841 876 Ward 21 �� 578 369 Wards 4 – 6 & 9 – 12 �� 1,851 786 Ward 22 �� 185 141 Wards 13 – 16 & 20 – 22 �� 1,866 774 Ward 23 �� 793 529 Wards 17 – 19 & 30 – 32 �� 1,411 432 Ward 24 �� 128 55 Wards 23 – 26 & 27 – 29 �� 1,847 915 Ward 25 �� 745 613 Wascott �� 262 229 Ward 26 �� 297 237 TOTAL �� 14,863 7,705 Ward 27 �� 85 70 DUNN COUNTY Ward 28 �� 198 193 Boyceville, vil. �� 259 214 Ward 29 �� 852 432 Colfax Ward 30 �� 684 369 Wards 1 – 3 �� 287 311 Ward 31 �� 692 251 Colfax, vil. Ward 32 �� 642 306 Wards 1 & 2 �� 289 221 Ward 33 �� 198 192 Downing, vil. �� 55 45 Ward 34 �� 263 135 Dunn Ward 35 �� 503 447 Wards 1 & 2 �� 404 346 Ward 36 �� 131 131 Eau Galle �� 178 259 Ward 37 �� 350 275 Elk Mound Ward 38 �� 323 276 Wards 1 – 3 �� 360 508 Ward 39 �� 496 426 Elk Mound, vil. �� 201 162 Ward 42 �� 151 161 Grant Ward 43 �� 187 99 Wards 1 & 2 �� 109 128 Ward 44 �� 29 41 Hay River Ward 45 �� 212 178 Wards 1 & 2 �� 138 132 Ward 46 �� 624 288 Knapp, vil. �� 86 147 Ward 47 �� 162 157 Lucas �� 191 201 Ward 48 �� 241 155 Menomonie Ward 49 �� 180 209 Wards 1 – 3 �� 927 813 Ward 50 �� 2 0 Menomonie, city Ward 51 �� 0 1 Wards 1 & 2 �� 932 617 Ward 52 �� 0 1 Wards 3 & 4 �� 786 531 Ward 53 �� 0 0 Wards 5 & 7 �� 667 446 Ward 54 �� 0 0 Ward 6 �� 379 255 Ward 55 �� 3 0 Wards 8 & 9 �� 785 453 Fairchild �� 65 78 Wards 10 & 11 �� 862 651 Fairchild, vil. �� 129 83 New Haven �� 141 185 Fall Creek, vil. Otter Creek �� 135 124 Wards 1 & 2 �� 389 343 Peru �� 64 61 Lincoln Red Cedar Wards 1 & 2 �� 275 321 Wards 1 – 3 �� 538 660 Ludington �� 275 295 Ridgeland, vil. �� 61 40 Otter Creek �� 105 141 Rock Creek �� 256 256 Pleasant Valley Sand Creek �� 136 154 Wards 1 – 4 �� 897 1,192 Sheridan �� 117 123 Seymour Sherman �� 201 291 Wards 1 – 6 �� 958 921 Spring Brook Union Wards 1 & 2 �� 381 475 Wards 1 – 4 �� 731 705 Stanton �� 171 229 Washington Tainter Wards 1 – 13 �� 2,054 2,236 Wards 1 – 3 �� 716 677 Wilson �� 84 105 Tiffany TOTAL �� 30,666 23,256 Wards 1 & 2 �� 135 190 FLORENCE COUNTY Weston Aurora Wards 1 & 2 �� 144 158 Wards 1 – 3 �� 197 340 Wheeler, vil. �� 81 51 Commonwealth Wilson �� 144 110 Wards 1 – 3 �� 87 130 TOTAL �� 11,316 10,224 Fence �� 47 76 EAU CLAIRE COUNTY Fern �� 38 75 Altoona, city Florence Wards 1 – 11 �� 1,977 1,555 Wards 1 – 7 �� 438 747 Augusta, city Homestead �� 88 130 Wards 1 – 5 �� 331 294 Long Lake �� 38 66 Bridge Creek Tipler �� 20 81 Wards 1 & 2 �� 276 306 TOTAL �� 953 1,645 Brunswick FOND DU LAC COUNTY Wards 1 & 2 �� 507 520 Alto Clear Creek Wards 1 & 2 �� 150 465 Wards 1 & 2 �� 210 210 Ashford Drammen �� 226 210 Wards 1 – 3 �� 288 733 Eau Claire, city Auburn Ward 1 �� 381 141 Wards 1 – 3 �� 352 1,057 Ward 2 �� 499 175 Brandon, vil. �� 172 272 Ward 3 �� 1,292 467 Byron Ward 4 �� 320 202 Wards 1 & 2 �� 300 696 Ward 5 �� 654 319 Calumet Ward 6 �� 664 329 Ward 1 �� 196 315 Ward 7 �� 492 304 Ward 2 �� 114 234 Ward 8 �� 469 348 Campbellsport, vil. Ward 9 �� 272 139 Wards 1 – 4 �� 371 622 Ward 10 �� 634 471 Eden Ward 11 �� 545 450 Wards 1 & 2 �� 173 467 Ward 12 �� 1,026 653 Eden, vil. �� 176 238 Ward 13 �� 249 144 Eldorado Ward 14 �� 687 457 Wards 1 – 3 �� 277 550 Ward 15 �� 651 497 Empire Ward 17 �� 693 683 Wards 1 – 4 �� 621 1,212 Ward 18 �� 209 276 Fairwater, vil. �� 70 115 Ward 19 �� 229 192 928 Wisconsin Blue Book 2013 – 2014

VOTE FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT BY WARD November 6, 2012 General Election–Continued Obama Romney Obama Romney and and and and Biden Ryan Biden Ryan District (Dem.) (Rep.) District (Dem.) (Rep.) Fond du Lac Nashville Wards 1 – 8 �� 756 1,194 Ward 1 �� 78 120 Ward 1A �� 0 0 Ward 2 �� 151 11 Fond du Lac, city Ward 3 �� 98 138 Ward 1 �� 418 359 Popple River �� 13 10 Ward 2 �� 452 272 Ross �� 32 44 Ward 3 �� 572 527 Wabeno Ward 4 �� 450 328 Wards 1 – 5 �� 260 220 Ward 5 �� 575 512 TOTAL �� 2,425 2,172 Ward 6 �� 471 458 GRANT COUNTY Ward 7 �� 393 336 Bagley, vil. �� 123 47 Ward 8 �� 562 433 Beetown �� 128 168 Ward 9 �� 432 258 Bloomington �� 74 95 Ward 10 �� 475 501 Bloomington, vil �� 177 160 Ward 11 �� 310 242 Blue River, vil. �� 118 80 Ward 12 �� 475 475 Boscobel Ward 13 �� 368 263 Wards 1 & 2 �� 110 83 Ward 14 �� 477 570 Boscobel, city Ward 15 �� 220 388 Wards 1 – 4 �� 803 402 Ward 16 �� 334 391 Cassville �� 101 93 Ward 17 �� 88 80 Cassville, vil. Ward 18 �� 23 43 Wards 1 & 2 �� 226 158 Ward 19 �� 505 376 Castle Rock �� 77 57 Ward 20 �� 0 0 Clifton Ward 21 �� 518 487 Wards 1 & 2 �� 81 68 Ward 22 �� 492 588 Cuba City, city Ward 23 �� 495 643 Wards 1 – 4 �� 573 338 Ward 24 �� 506 584 Dickeyville, vil. Ward 25 �� 476 849 Wards 1 & 2 �� 291 261 Ward 26 �� 0 2 Ellenboro �� 135 151 Ward 27 �� 0 0 Fennimore Forest Wards 1 & 2 �� 126 118 Wards 1 & 2 �� 165 474 Fennimore, city Friendship Wards 1 – 4 �� 652 478 Wards 1 – 3 �� 612 801 Glen Haven �� 81 98 Kewaskum, vil. Harrison �� 124 148 Ward 6 �� 0 0 Hazel Green Lamartine Wards 1 & 2 �� 375 259 Wards 1 & 2 �� 341 688 Hazel Green, vil. Marshfield Wards 1 & 2 �� 376 205 Wards 1 & 2 �� 201 456 Hickory Grove �� 77 90 Metomen Jamestown Wards 1 & 2 �� 140 258 Wards 1 – 3 �� 501 552 Mount Calvary, vil. �� 105 188 Lancaster, city North Fond du Lac, vil. Wards 1 – 6 �� 981 816 Wards 1 – 7 �� 1,273 1,095 Liberty �� 119 137 Oakfield Lima �� 198 170 Wards 1 & 2 �� 127 247 Little Grant �� 45 65 Oakfield, vil. Livingston, vil. �� 210 108 Wards 1 & 2 �� 242 356 Marion �� 138 93 Osceola Millville �� 58 32 Wards 1 & 2 �� 296 840 Montfort, vil. �� 169 93 Ripon Mount Hope �� 51 50 Wards 1 & 2 �� 309 479 Mount Hope, vil. �� 43 23 Ripon, city Mount Ida �� 111 133 Wards 1 – 3 �� 469 495 Muscoda �� 165 134 Wards 4 – 6 �� 509 443 Muscoda, vil. Wards 7 & 8 �� 447 382 Wards 1 & 2 �� 372 180 Wards 9 – 11 �� 507 462 North Lancaster Rosendale �� 139 276 Wards 1 & 2 �� 122 141 Rosendale, vil. �� 216 371 Paris Springvale �� 138 247 Wards 1 & 2 �� 176 204 St. Cloud, vil. �� 96 200 Patch Grove �� 82 67 Taycheedah Patch Grove, vil. �� 43 27 Wards 1 – 5 �� 919 1,872 Platteville Waupun Wards 1 – 3 �� 416 398 Wards 1 & 2 �� 280 540 Platteville, city Waupun, city Wards 1 & 2 �� 851 495 Ward 9B �� 0 0 Wards 3 & 4 �� 803 473 Wards 9, 9A & 10 – 12 �� 745 1,050 Wards 5 & 6 �� 624 497 TOTAL �� 22,379 30,355 Wards 7 & 8 �� 1,087 622 FOREST COUNTY Potosi �� 229 181 Alvin Potosi, vil. �� 213 154 Wards 1 & 2 �� 49 56 Smelser Argonne Wards 1 & 2 �� 230 221 Wards 1 – 3 �� 141 103 South Lancaster Armstrong Creek �� 111 112 Wards 1 – 3 �� 157 171 Blackwell �� 58 39 Tennyson, vil. �� 100 81 Caswell �� 21 31 Waterloo �� 124 110 Crandon Watterstown Wards 1 – 3 �� 187 126 Wards 1 & 2 �� 84 67 Crandon, city Wingville �� 94 71 Wards 1 – 4 �� 422 379 Woodman �� 36 37 Freedom �� 87 135 Woodman, vil. �� 29 15 Hiles �� 115 122 Wyalusing �� 105 80 Laona TOTAL �� 13,594 10,255 Wards 1 – 3 �� 320 300 GREEN COUNTY Lincoln Adams �� 167 127 Wards 1 – 3 �� 282 226 Elections 929

VOTE FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT BY WARD November 6, 2012 General Election–Continued Obama Romney Obama Romney and and and and Biden Ryan Biden Ryan District (Dem.) (Rep.) District (Dem.) (Rep.) Albany Wards 5 & 6 �� 373 148 Wards 1 & 2 �� 350 258 Wards 7 – 9 �� 382 213 Albany, vil. Eden �� 121 90 Wards 1 & 2 �� 363 139 Highland Belleville, vil. Wards 1 & 2 �� 242 149 Ward 3 �� 204 88 Highland, vil. �� 273 138 Brodhead, city Hollandale, vil. �� 107 36 Wards 1 – 6 �� 821 525 Linden Brooklyn Wards 1 – 3 �� 208 171 Wards 1 – 3 �� 399 283 Linden, vil. �� 185 55 Brooklyn, vil. Livingston, vil. Ward 2 �� 164 75 Ward 2 �� 4 0 Browntown, vil. �� 76 62 Mifflin Cadiz �� 214 205 Wards 1 & 2 �� 161 127 Clarno Mineral Point Wards 1 & 2 �� 301 316 Wards 1 & 2 �� 274 241 Decatur Mineral Point, city Wards 1 – 3 �� 524 458 Wards 1 – 6 �� 957 393 Exeter Montfort, vil. Wards 1 – 4 �� 740 411 Ward 2 �� 33 21 Jefferson Moscow Wards 1 & 2 �� 266 351 Wards 1 & 2 �� 239 129 Jordan �� 180 168 Muscoda, vil. Monroe Ward 3 �� 15 9 Wards 1 & 2 �� 321 347 Pulaski �� 84 89 Monroe, city Rewey, vil. �� 77 26 Wards 1 – 9 �� 3,035 2,008 Ridgeway Monticello, vil. Wards 1 & 2 �� 254 110 Wards 1 & 2 �� 438 225 Ridgeway, vil. �� 224 91 Mount Pleasant Waldwick Ward 1 �� 82 52 Wards 1 & 2 �� 166 100 Wards 2 & 3 �� 123 86 Wyoming New Glarus Wards 1 & 2 �� 144 61 Wards 1 & 2 �� 432 369 TOTAL �� 8,105 4,287 New Glarus, vil. IRON COUNTY Wards 1 – 4 �� 888 351 Anderson �� 26 20 Spring Grove �� 225 256 Carey �� 42 58 Sylvester Gurney �� 55 34 Wards 1 & 2 �� 266 323 Hurley, city Washington �� 282 172 Ward 1 �� 108 69 York �� 345 202 Ward 2 �� 114 96 TOTAL �� 11,206 7,857 Ward 3 �� 80 63 GREEN LAKE COUNTY Ward 4 �� 129 58 Berlin Kimball �� 156 155 Wards 1 – 3 �� 203 477 Knight �� 62 65 Berlin, city Mercer Wards 1 – 6 �� 1,088 1,208 Wards 1 – 4 �� 415 561 Brooklyn Montreal, city Wards 1 – 3 �� 422 750 Wards 1 & 2 �� 248 195 Green Lake Oma �� 92 130 Wards 1 & 2 �� 198 542 Pence �� 58 59 Green Lake, city Saxon �� 108 96 Wards 1 – 3 �� 243 335 Sherman �� 91 131 Kingston TOTAL �� 1,784 1,790 Wards 1 & 2 �� 109 183 JACKSON COUNTY Kingston, vil. �� 77 103 Adams Mackford �� 82 222 Wards 1 – 3 �� 417 383 Manchester �� 128 270 Albion Markesan, city Wards 1 – 4 �� 337 255 Wards 1 – 3 �� 270 436 Alma Marquette �� 114 170 Wards 1 & 4 �� 79 83 Marquette, vil. �� 25 44 Wards 2, 3 & 5 �� 145 186 Princeton Alma Center, vil. �� 138 94 Wards 1 – 4 �� 345 500 Bear Bluff �� 14 67 Princeton,city Black River Falls, city Wards 1 – 4 �� 328 275 Wards 1 – 4 �� 956 621 St. Marie Brockway Wards 1 & 2 �� 79 137 Wards 1 – 6 �� 563 226 Seneca �� 82 130 City Point �� 63 47 TOTAL �� 3,793 5,782 Cleveland �� 104 125 IOWA COUNTY Curran �� 94 50 Arena Franklin �� 143 50 Wards 1 & 2 �� 582 288 Garden Valley �� 103 136 Arena, vil. �� 313 120 Garfield �� 154 156 Avoca, vil. �� 187 65 Hixton Barneveld, vil. Wards 1 & 2 �� 168 156 Wards 1 & 2 �� 426 181 Hixton, vil. �� 137 88 Blanchardville, vil. Irving Ward 2 �� 63 31 Wards 1 – 3 �� 220 143 Brigham Knapp �� 56 100 Wards 1 & 2 �� 386 228 Komensky �� 122 18 Clyde �� 114 70 Manchester �� 183 183 Cobb, vil. �� 165 82 Melrose �� 103 116 Dodgeville Melrose, vil. �� 165 94 Wards 1 – 4 �� 614 397 Merrillan, vil. �� 171 71 Dodgeville, city Millston �� 49 51 Wards 1, 2 & 10 �� 361 225 North Bend �� 169 90 Wards 3 & 4 �� 371 203 Northfield �� 170 160 Springfield �� 134 101 930 Wisconsin Blue Book 2013 – 2014

VOTE FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT BY WARD November 6, 2012 General Election–Continued Obama Romney Obama Romney and and and and Biden Ryan Biden Ryan District (Dem.) (Rep.) District (Dem.) (Rep.) Taylor, vil. �� 141 50 Lyndon Station, vil. �� 146 61 TOTAL �� 5,298 3,900 Marion �� 114 135 JEFFERSON COUNTY Mauston, city Aztalan Wards 1 – 7 �� 978 660 Wards 1 & 2 �� 409 425 Necedah Cambridge, vil. �� 28 14 Wards 1 – 4 �� 455 634 Cold Spring �� 175 286 Necedah, vil. �� 226 183 Concord New Lisbon, city Wards 1 – 3 �� 432 810 Wards 1 – 7 �� 311 290 Farmington Orange �� 132 141 Wards 1 & 2 �� 328 533 Plymouth �� 167 166 Fort Atkinson, city Seven Mile Creek Wards 1 – 3 �� 1,197 979 Wards 1 & 2 �� 94 75 Wards 4 – 6 �� 1,037 797 Summit �� 157 173 Wards 7 – 9 �� 1,187 886 Union Center, vil. �� 57 42 Hebron Wisconsin Dells, city Wards 1 & 2 �� 253 387 Ward 7 �� 0 0 Ixonia Wonewoc Wards 1 – 6 �� 741 1,930 Wards 1 & 2 �� 157 171 Jefferson Wonewoc, vil. �� 235 132 Wards 1 – 3 �� 511 718 TOTAL �� 6,242 5,411 Jefferson, city KENOSHA COUNTY Wards 1 – 10 �� 1,946 1,590 Brighton Johnson Creek, vil. Wards 1 – 4 �� 313 575 Wards 1 – 3 �� 632 797 Bristol, vil. Koshkonong Wards 1 – 3 & 8 �� 581 978 Wards 1 & 6 �� 127 129 Wards 4 – 7 �� 493 776 Wards 2 – 5 �� 845 1,042 Genoa City, vil. Lac La Belle, vil. Ward 5 �� 0 2 Ward 2 �� 0 0 Kenosha, city Lake Mills Ward 1 �� 478 161 Wards 1 – 3 �� 647 633 Ward 2 �� 329 203 Lake Mills, city Ward 3 �� 351 197 Wards 1 – 8 �� 1,841 1,448 Ward 4 �� 552 237 Milford Ward 5 �� 355 131 Wards 1 & 2 �� 273 349 Ward 6 �� 294 150 Oakland Ward 7 �� 435 66 Wards 1 – 4 �� 1,033 863 Ward 8 �� 627 282 Palmyra Ward 9 �� 399 169 Wards 1 & 2 �� 262 502 Ward 10 �� 407 77 Palmyra, vil. Ward 11 �� 331 100 Wards 1 & 2 �� 349 569 Ward 12 �� 392 190 Sullivan Ward 13 �� 397 349 Wards 1 – 3 �� 399 909 Ward 14 �� 392 239 Sullivan, vil. �� 116 227 Ward 15 �� 576 286 Sumner �� 253 269 Ward 16 �� 297 127 Waterloo �� 228 281 Ward 17 �� 119 59 Waterloo, city Ward 18 �� 481 227 Wards 1 – 5 �� 926 693 Ward 19 �� 219 70 Watertown Ward 20 �� 357 242 Wards 1 & 2 �� 402 751 Ward 21 �� 99 87 Watertown, city Ward 22 �� 748 611 Ward 8 �� 189 175 Ward 23 �� 236 136 Wards 9 & 10 �� 426 897 Ward 24 �� 457 219 Wards 11 & 12 �� 478 659 Ward 25 �� 530 255 Wards 13 & 14 �� 548 689 Ward 26 �� 273 96 Wards 15 & 16 �� 606 739 Ward 27 �� 415 130 Wards 17 & 18 �� 604 973 Ward 28 �� 325 93 Whitewater, city Ward 29 �� 440 96 Wards 10 & 11 �� 297 228 Ward 30 �� 395 63 Ward 12 �� 433 340 Ward 31 �� 560 224 TOTAL �� 20,158 23,517 Ward 32 �� 257 53 JUNEAU COUNTY Ward 33 �� 22 6 Armenia �� 171 173 Ward 34 �� 304 155 Camp Douglas, vil. �� 133 120 Ward 35 �� 633 280 Clearfield Ward 36 �� 257 33 Ward 1 �� 148 152 Ward 37 �� 557 238 Ward 2 �� 38 36 Ward 38 �� 630 428 Cutler �� 95 91 Ward 39 �� 407 262 Elroy, city Ward 40 �� 215 70 Wards 1 – 7 �� 362 220 Ward 41 �� 365 169 Finley �� 13 36 Ward 42 �� 312 113 Fountain Ward 43 �� 521 292 Wards 1 & 2 �� 148 150 Ward 44 �� 282 244 Germantown Ward 45 �� 235 135 Wards 1 & 3 �� 199 249 Ward 46 �� 359 84 Ward 2 �� 180 153 Ward 47 �� 165 73 Hustler, vil. �� 58 32 Ward 48 �� 279 70 Kildare �� 177 145 Ward 49 �� 351 86 Kingston �� 5 16 Ward 50 �� 414 145 Lemonweir Ward 51 �� 226 106 Wards 1 – 4 �� 448 335 Ward 52 �� 497 194 Lindina �� 222 187 Ward 53 �� 155 114 Lisbon Ward 54 �� 508 335 Wards 1 & 2 �� 235 207 Ward 55 �� 247 158 Ward 3 �� 1 0 Ward 56 �� 316 198 Lyndon Ward 57 �� 464 366 Wards 1 – 3 �� 380 246 Ward 58 �� 26 23 Elections 931

VOTE FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT BY WARD November 6, 2012 General Election–Continued Obama Romney Obama Romney and and and and Biden Ryan Biden Ryan District (Dem.) (Rep.) District (Dem.) (Rep.) Ward 59 �� 593 424 Barre Ward 60 �� 487 320 Wards 1 & 2 �� 313 386 Ward 61 �� 247 166 Burns �� 290 266 Ward 62 �� 493 345 Campbell Ward 63 �� 349 200 Wards 1 – 6 �� 1,525 985 Ward 64 �� 401 333 Farmington Ward 65 �� 19 12 Wards 1 & 2 �� 604 441 Ward 66 �� 708 515 Greenfield Ward 67 �� 428 349 Wards 1 & 2 �� 590 579 Ward 68 �� 206 173 Hamilton Ward 69 �� 33 38 Wards 1 – 5 �� 654 785 Ward 70 �� 16 6 Holland Ward 71 �� 209 108 Wards 1 – 6 �� 1,069 1,138 Ward 72 �� 392 310 Holmen, vil. Ward 73 �� 327 269 Wards 1 – 11 �� 2,596 1,934 Ward 74 �� 2 0 La Crosse, city Ward 75 �� 129 204 Ward 1 �� 1,004 647 Ward 76 �� 168 247 Ward 2 �� 310 132 Ward 77 �� 395 365 Ward 3 �� 670 346 Ward 78 �� 437 332 Ward 4 �� 345 119 Ward 79 �� 379 375 Ward 5 �� 533 174 Ward 80 �� 159 60 Ward 6 �� 859 388 Ward 81 �� 209 104 Ward 7 �� 1,120 483 Ward 82 �� 148 62 Ward 8 �� 1,227 766 Ward 83 �� 0 0 Ward 9 �� 1,401 665 Ward 84 �� 237 102 Ward 10 �� 298 162 Ward 85 �� 26 14 Ward 11 �� 255 167 Ward 86 �� 134 77 Ward 12 �� 300 204 Ward 87 �� 215 210 Ward 13 �� 268 139 Ward 88 �� 1 0 Ward 14 �� 574 210 Paddock Lake, vil. Ward 15 �� 394 171 Wards 1 – 6 �� 684 811 Ward 16 �� 658 216 Paris Ward 17 �� 270 80 Wards 1 & 2 �� 369 572 Ward 18 �� 340 133 Pleasant Prairie, vil. Ward 19 �� 315 134 Wards 1 – 3 �� 1,306 1,399 Ward 20 �� 534 244 Wards 4 & 5 �� 684 734 Ward 21 �� 1,261 688 Wards 6 & 7 �� 950 832 Ward 22 �� 851 342 Wards 8 – 11 �� 1,084 1,451 Ward 23 �� 320 137 Wards 12 – 14 �� 1,217 1,203 Ward 24 �� 716 388 Randall Ward 25 �� 434 305 Wards 1 – 7 �� 708 1,005 Ward 26 �� 960 586 Salem Ward 27 �� 513 242 Wards 1 – 5 & 10 �� 1,341 1,896 Ward 28 �� 402 212 Wards 6 – 9 �� 1,144 1,440 Ward 29 �� 961 629 Silver Lake, vil. Medary Wards 1 – 3 �� 546 643 Wards 1 & 2 �� 486 480 Somers Onalaska Wards 1 – 4 �� 796 793 Wards 1 – 8 �� 1,604 1,651 Wards 5, 6, 9 & 12 �� 863 670 Onalaska, city Wards 7 & 8 �� 419 254 Wards 1 – 4 �� 1,613 1,597 Wards 10 – 13 �� 450 524 Wards 5 – 8 �� 1,781 1,307 Ward 11 �� 161 186 Wards 9 – 12 �� 1,648 1,794 Twin Lakes, vil. Rockland, vil. �� 144 143 Wards 1 – 8 �� 1,233 1,433 Shelby Wheatland Wards 1 – 4 �� 996 846 Wards 1 – 6 �� 708 1,078 Wards 5 & 6 �� 645 571 TOTAL �� 44,867 34,977 Washington �� 178 135 KEWAUNEE COUNTY West Salem, vil. Ahnapee �� 270 246 Wards 1 – 6 �� 1,311 1,117 Algoma, city TOTAL �� 36,693 25,751 Wards 1 – 6 �� 889 631 LAFAYETTE COUNTY Carlton Argyle Wards 1 & 2 �� 275 318 Wards 1 – 3 �� 142 102 Casco Argyle, vil. �� 274 128 Wards 1 – 3 �� 267 377 Belmont Casco, vil. �� 121 159 Wards 1 & 2 �� 165 149 Franklin �� 260 284 Belmont, vil. �� 249 202 Kewaunee, city Benton Wards 1 – 5 �� 796 669 Wards 1 & 2 �� 124 126 Lincoln �� 240 247 Benton, vil. �� 317 143 Luxemburg Blanchard �� 102 65 Wards 1 – 3 �� 286 556 Blanchardville, vil. �� 230 105 Luxemburg, vil. Cuba City, city Wards 1 – 5 �� 581 709 Ward 5 �� 78 41 Montpelier Darlington Wards 1 – 3 �� 309 471 Wards 1 – 3 �� 242 244 Pierce Darlington, city Wards 1 & 2 �� 250 219 Wards 1 – 6 �� 647 381 Red River Elk Grove Wards 1 – 3 �� 341 462 Wards 1 & 2 �� 101 102 West Kewaunee Fayette Wards 1 & 2 �� 268 399 Wards 1 & 2 �� 95 74 TOTAL �� 5,153 5,747 Gratiot �� 127 156 LA CROSSE COUNTY Gratiot, vil. �� 73 40 Bangor �� 137 170 Hazel Green, vil. Bangor, vil. Ward 3 �� 4 3 Wards 1 & 2 �� 416 317 Kendall �� 93 86 Lamont Wards 1 & 2 �� 89 68 932 Wisconsin Blue Book 2013 – 2014

VOTE FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT BY WARD November 6, 2012 General Election–Continued Obama Romney Obama Romney and and and and Biden Ryan Biden Ryan District (Dem.) (Rep.) District (Dem.) (Rep.) Monticello �� 21 37 Wilson �� 108 92 New Diggings �� 141 107 TOTAL �� 7,563 7,455 Seymour MANITOWOC COUNTY Wards 1 & 2 �� 77 77 Cato Shullsburg �� 106 71 Wards 1 & 2 �� 377 557 Shullsburg, city Centerville �� 143 217 Wards 1 – 3 �� 400 159 Cleveland, vil. South Wayne, vil. �� 103 83 Wards 1 & 2 �� 368 394 Wayne �� 88 136 Cooperstown White Oak Springs �� 28 31 Wards 1 & 2 �� 323 435 Willow Springs �� 169 198 Eaton �� 189 291 Wiota �� 251 200 Francis Creek, vil. �� 203 187 TOTAL �� 4,536 3,314 Franklin LANGLADE COUNTY Wards 1 – 3 �� 249 451 Ackley �� 119 162 Gibson Ainsworth �� 141 144 Wards 1 & 2 �� 329 406 Antigo Kellnersville, vil. �� 85 84 Wards 1 & 2 �� 313 507 Kiel, city Antigo, city Wards 1 – 6 & 8 �� 829 1,041 Ward 1 �� 158 194 Kossuth Ward 2 �� 201 183 Wards 1 – 3 �� 537 650 Ward 3 �� 161 197 Liberty Ward 4 �� 200 161 Wards 1 & 2 �� 265 479 Ward 5 �� 183 154 Manitowoc Ward 6 �� 164 216 Wards 1 & 2 �� 271 321 Ward 7 �� 236 276 Manitowoc, city Ward 8 �� 184 182 Wards 1 & 2 �� 884 623 Ward 9 �� 227 224 Wards 3, 4 & 22 �� 863 730 Elcho Wards 5 & 6 �� 891 616 Wards 1 & 2 �� 370 421 Wards 7 & 8 �� 647 339 Evergreen �� 122 157 Wards 9 & 10 �� 915 680 Langlade Wards 11 & 12 �� 952 909 Wards 1 & 2 �� 127 151 Wards 13 & 14 �� 824 614 Neva �� 220 310 Wards 15 & 16 �� 956 1,090 Norwood �� 190 331 Wards 17, 18 & 21 �� 800 675 Parrish �� 32 27 Wards 19 & 20 �� 889 1,162 Peck �� 68 115 Manitowoc Rapids Polar Wards 1 – 5 �� 531 982 Wards 1 & 2 �� 231 373 Maple Grove �� 130 311 Price Maribel, vil. �� 84 96 Wards 1 & 2 �� 54 68 Meeme Rolling Wards 1 & 4 �� 222 271 Wards 1 & 2 �� 319 476 Wards 2 & 3 �� 127 228 Summit �� 35 55 Mishicot Upham �� 182 308 Wards 1 & 2 �� 290 393 Vilas �� 47 85 Mishicot, vil. White Lake, vil. �� 95 77 Wards 1 – 3 �� 381 392 Wolf River Newton Wards 1 & 2 �� 194 262 Wards 1 – 3 �� 484 843 TOTAL �� 4,573 5,816 Reedsville, vil. LINCOLN COUNTY Wards 1 & 2 �� 272 306 Birch �� 116 126 Rockland Bradley Wards 1 & 2 �� 183 338 Wards 1 – 5 �� 783 745 St. Nazianz, vil. �� 162 188 Corning Schleswig Wards 1 & 2 �� 205 237 Wards 1 & 2 �� 495 703 Harding �� 110 126 Two Creeks �� 91 147 Harrison Two Rivers Wards 1 – 3 �� 248 291 Wards 1 & 2 �� 500 527 King Two Rivers, city Wards 1 & 2 �� 290 300 Wards 1 & 2 �� 703 525 Merrill Wards 3 & 4 �� 1,000 869 Wards 1 – 7 �� 746 876 Wards 5 & 6 �� 763 554 Merrill, city Wards 7 & 8 �� 789 470 Wards 1 & 2 �� 305 254 Valders, vil. �� 219 281 Wards 3 & 4 �� 313 266 Whitelaw, vil. �� 188 229 Wards 5 – 7 �� 282 194 TOTAL �� 20,403 21,604 Wards 8 & 9 �� 280 238 MARATHON COUNTY Wards 10 – 12 �� 309 228 Abbotsford, city Wards 13 & 14 �� 315 264 Ward 1 �� 61 77 Wards 15 – 17 �� 322 257 Ward 6 �� 0 0 Wards 18 & 19 �� 280 199 Athens, vil. Pine River Wards 1 & 2 �� 222 299 Wards 1 – 3 �� 479 620 Bergen �� 204 207 Rock Falls Berlin Wards 1 & 2 �� 160 214 Wards 1 & 2 �� 164 392 Russell �� 167 171 Bern �� 99 118 Schley Bevent Wards 1 & 2 �� 211 260 Wards 1 & 2 �� 357 266 Scott Birnamwood, vil. Wards 1 & 2 �� 339 457 Ward 2 �� 10 3 Skanawan �� 135 136 Brighton �� 76 165 Somo �� 41 35 Brokaw, vil. �� 79 62 Tomahawk �� 129 125 Cassel �� 234 290 Tomahawk, city Cleveland Wards 1 & 2 �� 293 192 Wards 1 & 2 �� 281 443 Wards 3 & 4 �� 323 278 Colby, city �� 110 109 Wards 5 & 6 �� 274 274 Day Wards 1 & 2 �� 227 354 Elections 933

VOTE FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT BY WARD November 6, 2012 General Election–Continued Obama Romney Obama Romney and and and and Biden Ryan Biden Ryan District (Dem.) (Rep.) District (Dem.) (Rep.) Dorchester, vil. Ward 15 �� 552 644 Ward 2 �� 0 0 Ward 16 �� 388 544 Ward 3 �� 2 1 Ward 17 �� 441 393 Easton Ward 18 �� 527 357 Wards 1 & 2 �� 238 431 Ward 19 �� 428 335 Eau Pleine �� 129 262 Ward 20 �� 502 286 Edgar, vil. Ward 21 �� 454 273 Wards 1 & 2 �� 342 432 Ward 22 �� 466 303 Elderon �� 136 197 Ward 23 �� 555 342 Elderon, vil. �� 33 45 Ward 24 �� 464 478 Emmet Ward 25 �� 461 534 Wards 1 & 2 �� 242 256 Ward 26 �� 384 430 Fenwood, vil. �� 28 55 Ward 27 �� 1 1 Frankfort �� 120 195 Ward 28 �� 2 0 Franzen �� 108 171 Ward 29 �� 0 0 Green Valley �� 122 199 Ward 30 �� 0 0 Guenther �� 88 113 Ward 31 �� 0 0 Halsey �� 114 174 Ward 32 �� 0 0 Hamburg �� 171 262 Weston �� 124 211 Harrison �� 67 118 Weston, vil. Hatley, vil. �� 105 168 Wards 1, 2, 4 & 5 �� 885 1,008 Hewitt �� 140 202 Wards 3 & 8 �� 744 676 Holton �� 131 245 Wards 6 & 7 �� 533 785 Hull �� 85 214 Wards 9 – 13 �� 1,340 1,325 Johnson �� 158 223 Wien �� 149 245 Knowlton TOTAL �� 32,363 36,617 Wards 1 – 3 �� 462 649 MARINETTE COUNTY Kronenwetter, vil. Amberg �� 177 247 Wards 1 – 5 �� 931 1,060 Athelstane Wards 6 – 10 �� 870 1,030 Wards 1 & 2 �� 158 173 Maine Beaver Wards 1 – 4 �� 553 869 Wards 1 & 2 �� 217 385 Marathon Beecher �� 166 220 Wards 1 & 2 �� 212 426 Coleman, vil. �� 152 192 Marathon City, vil. Crivitz, vil. �� 237 242 Wards 1 – 3 �� 346 496 Dunbar Marshfield, city Wards 1 & 2 �� 100 451 Wards 12, 20, 21 & 24 �� 170 188 Goodman �� 167 152 McMillan Grover Wards 1 – 3 �� 472 691 Wards 1 – 3 �� 352 491 Mosinee Lake Wards 1 – 3 �� 519 692 Wards 1 & 2 �� 269 314 Mosinee, city Marinette, city Wards 1, 2, 6 & 7 �� 507 568 Wards 1, 3 & 5 �� 964 708 Wards 3 – 5 �� 529 579 Wards 2, 4 & 6 �� 1,048 657 Norrie �� 243 273 Wards 7 & 8 �� 762 559 Plover �� 150 181 Middle Inlet Reid Wards 1 & 2 �� 224 225 Wards 1 & 2 �� 322 338 Niagara �� 192 309 Rib Falls �� 193 372 Niagara, city Rib Mountain Wards 1 – 3 �� 368 369 Wards 1 – 10 �� 1,845 2,557 Pembine Rietbrock �� 191 282 Wards 1 & 2 �� 210 258 Ringle Peshtigo Wards 1 & 2 �� 442 586 Wards 1 – 6 �� 1,055 1,154 Rothschild, vil. Peshtigo, city Wards 1 & 2 �� 534 390 Wards 1 – 7 �� 753 718 Wards 3 & 4 �� 560 538 Porterfield Wards 5 & 6 �� 461 533 Wards 1 – 3 �� 485 510 Schofield, city Pound Wards 1 – 4 �� 604 519 Wards 1 – 3 �� 257 430 Spencer Pound, vil. �� 51 107 Wards 1 & 2 �� 329 411 Silver Cliff Spencer, vil. Wards 1 & 2 �� 130 196 Wards 1 – 3 �� 382 501 Stephenson Stettin Wards 1 – 3 �� 541 537 Wards 1 & 2 �� 430 744 Wards 4 & 5 �� 317 384 Wards 3 & 4 �� 131 198 Wagner �� 155 204 Stratford, vil. Wausaukee Wards 1 & 2 �� 274 484 Wards 1 & 2 �� 266 339 Texas Wausaukee, vil. �� 109 88 Wards 1 & 2 �� 436 550 TOTAL �� 9,882 10,619 Unity, vil. �� 39 66 Wausau MARQUETTE COUNTY Wards 1 – 3 �� 538 776 Buffalo Wausau, city Wards 1 & 2 �� 321 260 Ward 1 �� 564 398 Crystal Lake �� 157 144 Ward 2 �� 539 416 Douglas �� 270 238 Ward 3 �� 319 202 Endeavor, vil. �� 119 95 Ward 4 �� 84 127 Harris �� 239 239 Ward 5 �� 401 273 Mecan �� 176 199 Ward 6 �� 320 159 Montello Ward 7 �� 399 264 Wards 1 – 4 �� 285 341 Ward 8 �� 340 174 Montello, city Ward 9 �� 106 120 Wards 1 – 4 �� 378 304 Ward 10 �� 41 123 Moundville Ward 11 �� 0 0 Wards 1 & 2 �� 130 129 Ward 12 �� 554 322 Neshkoro Ward 13 �� 468 250 Wards 1 & 2 �� 145 197 Ward 14 �� 470 324 Neshkoro, vil. �� 114 100 934 Wisconsin Blue Book 2013 – 2014

VOTE FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT BY WARD November 6, 2012 General Election–Continued Obama Romney Obama Romney and and and and Biden Ryan Biden Ryan District (Dem.) (Rep.) District (Dem.) (Rep.) Newton Ward 8 �� 596 525 Wards 1 & 2 �� 118 128 Ward 9 �� 496 630 Oxford Ward 10 �� 448 598 Wards 1 & 2 �� 221 273 Ward 11 �� 443 750 Oxford, vil. �� 139 112 Ward 12 �� 394 620 Packwaukee Ward 13 �� 329 312 Wards 1 – 3 �� 377 321 Ward 14 �� 497 425 Shields �� 133 196 Ward 15 �� 422 428 Springfield �� 197 232 Ward 16 �� 208 228 Westfield Ward 17 �� 391 378 Wards 1 & 2 �� 195 250 Ward 18 �� 432 453 Westfield, vil. Ward 19 �� 633 648 Wards 1 & 2 �� 300 234 Ward 20 �� 615 690 TOTAL �� 4,014 3,992 Ward 21 �� 474 365 MENOMINEE COUNTY Hales Corners, vil. Menominee Wards 1 – 3 �� 623 1,011 Wards 1, 3 – 5 �� 893 176 Wards 4 – 6 �� 631 983 Ward 2 �� 298 3 Wards 7 – 9 �� 608 805 TOTAL �� 1,191 179 Milwaukee, city Ward 1 �� 1,185 297 MILWAUKEE COUNTY Ward 2 �� 500 23 Bayside, vil. Ward 3 �� 909 229 Wards 1 & 3 �� 602 447 Ward 4 �� 1,576 275 Wards 2 & 4 �� 627 497 Ward 5 �� 789 125 Ward 5 �� 333 314 Ward 6 �� 1,395 462 Brown Deer, vil. Ward 7 �� 480 194 Wards 1 & 2 �� 1,723 750 Ward 8 �� 1,172 371 Wards 3 & 4 �� 1,436 989 Ward 9 �� 725 126 Wards 5 & 6 �� 1,496 882 Ward 10 �� 926 346 Cudahy, city Ward 11 �� 979 184 Wards 1 – 3 �� 1,224 865 Ward 12 �� 968 133 Wards 4 – 6 �� 1,073 709 Ward 13 �� 621 105 Wards 7 – 9 �� 980 647 Ward 14 �� 1,034 63 Ward 10 �� 429 376 Ward 15 �� 574 275 Wards 11 & 12 �� 679 511 Ward 16 �� 1,425 182 Wards 13 & 14 �� 793 590 Ward 17 �� 557 153 Ward 15 �� 443 487 Ward 18 �� 919 168 Fox Point, vil. Ward 19 �� 833 88 Wards 1 – 4 �� 998 1,084 Ward 20 �� 1,064 95 Wards 5 – 9 �� 1,428 1,064 Ward 21 �� 965 66 Franklin, city Ward 22 �� 866 77 Ward 1 �� 2 1 Ward 23 �� 439 28 Ward 2 �� 465 834 Ward 24 �� 565 6 Ward 3 �� 623 818 Ward 25 �� 881 87 Ward 4 �� 301 463 Ward 26 �� 830 73 Ward 5 �� 254 410 Ward 27 �� 675 77 Ward 6 �� 278 558 Ward 28 �� 272 24 Ward 7 �� 537 829 Ward 29 �� 442 42 Ward 8 �� 510 352 Ward 30 �� 821 112 Ward 9 �� 442 474 Ward 31 �� 786 64 Ward 10 �� 177 228 Ward 32 �� 1,513 262 Ward 11 �� 468 600 Ward 33 �� 1,401 809 Ward 12 �� 288 458 Ward 34 �� 981 314 Ward 13 �� 364 656 Ward 35 �� 602 303 Ward 14 �� 351 562 Ward 36 �� 813 98 Ward 15A �� 202 284 Ward 37 �� 955 75 Ward 15B �� 156 218 Ward 38 �� 658 71 Ward 16 �� 429 693 Ward 39 �� 698 125 Ward 17 �� 306 381 Ward 40 �� 802 60 Ward 18 �� 146 287 Ward 41 �� 729 55 Ward 19 �� 457 776 Ward 42 �� 890 110 Ward 20 �� 272 340 Ward 43 �� 708 16 Ward 21 �� 182 134 Ward 44 �� 1,010 91 Ward 22A �� 280 384 Ward 45 �� 825 84 Ward 22B �� 259 392 Ward 46 �� 583 36 Ward 23 �� 414 717 Ward 47 �� 1,171 37 Glendale, city Ward 48 �� 483 58 Wards 1 & 7 �� 815 481 Ward 49 �� 717 38 Wards 2 & 8E �� 603 313 Ward 50 �� 697 42 Wards 3 & 9 �� 841 642 Ward 51 �� 712 22 Wards 4 & 10 �� 968 615 Ward 52 �� 948 56 Wards 5 & 11 �� 773 478 Ward 53 �� 500 33 Wards 6 & 12 �� 784 402 Ward 54 �� 615 10 Ward 8 �� 325 216 Ward 55 �� 1,109 205 Ward 11E �� 247 71 Ward 56 �� 751 14 Greendale, vil. Ward 57 �� 1,078 8 Wards 1 & 2 �� 599 1,079 Ward 58 �� 762 4 Wards 3 & 4 �� 1,002 1,001 Ward 59 �� 1,547 33 Wards 5 & 6 �� 745 938 Ward 60 �� 1,098 14 Wards 7 & 8 �� 813 941 Ward 61 �� 985 12 Wards 9 & 10 �� 837 1,070 Ward 62 �� 822 7 Greenfield, city Ward 63 �� 823 4 Ward 1 �� 554 510 Ward 64 �� 1,617 51 Ward 2 �� 433 481 Ward 65 �� 1,235 38 Ward 3 �� 533 371 Ward 66 �� 925 6 Ward 4 �� 513 369 Ward 67 �� 675 31 Ward 5 �� 481 476 Ward 68 �� 1,218 95 Ward 6 �� 367 527 Ward 69 �� 987 53 Ward 7 �� 491 638 Ward 70 �� 1,340 59 Ward 71 �� 729 43 Elections 935

VOTE FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT BY WARD November 6, 2012 General Election–Continued Obama Romney Obama Romney and and and and Biden Ryan Biden Ryan District (Dem.) (Rep.) District (Dem.) (Rep.) Ward 72 �� 954 85 Ward 162 �� 434 7 Ward 73 �� 1,063 117 Ward 163 �� 857 33 Ward 74 �� 702 69 Ward 164 �� 825 119 Ward 75 �� 524 173 Ward 165 �� 768 154 Ward 76 �� 755 82 Ward 166 �� 293 59 Ward 77 �� 586 113 Ward 167 �� 696 187 Ward 78 �� 1,023 193 Ward 168 �� 1,122 370 Ward 79 �� 952 212 Ward 169 �� 720 13 Ward 80 �� 1,050 482 Ward 170 �� 495 9 Ward 81 �� 280 317 Ward 171 �� 218 10 Ward 82 �� 426 379 Ward 172 �� 598 19 Ward 83 �� 562 460 Ward 173 �� 800 4 Ward 84 �� 435 306 Ward 174 �� 1,170 14 Ward 85 �� 517 441 Ward 175 �� 506 57 Ward 86 �� 496 407 Ward 176 �� 942 25 Ward 87 �� 380 216 Ward 177 �� 1,349 517 Ward 88 �� 471 314 Ward 178 �� 1,013 366 Ward 89 �� 677 358 Ward 179 �� 1,274 350 Ward 90 �� 668 295 Ward 180 �� 799 376 Ward 91 �� 1,288 166 Ward 181 �� 970 482 Ward 92 �� 988 377 Ward 182 �� 1,177 459 Ward 93 �� 393 234 Ward 183 �� 1,271 579 Ward 94 �� 548 27 Ward 184 �� 1,064 546 Ward 95 �� 600 42 Ward 185 �� 1,346 829 Ward 96 �� 950 138 Ward 186 �� 1,086 828 Ward 97 �� 773 237 Ward 187 �� 265 163 Ward 98 �� 709 34 Ward 188 �� 289 156 Ward 99 �� 1,131 92 Ward 189 �� 523 46 Ward 100 �� 801 26 Ward 190 �� 846 630 Ward 101 �� 1,154 22 Ward 191 �� 628 533 Ward 102 �� 1,335 43 Ward 192 �� 797 454 Ward 103 �� 1,651 60 Ward 193 �� 836 37 Ward 104 �� 1,478 24 Ward 194 �� 604 99 Ward 105 �� 716 4 Ward 195 �� 567 37 Ward 106 �� 627 2 Ward 196 �� 987 83 Ward 107 �� 945 7 Ward 197 �� 441 30 Ward 108 �� 942 10 Ward 198 �� 1,031 71 Ward 109 �� 1,071 8 Ward 199 �� 707 31 Ward 110 �� 616 2 Ward 200 �� 492 41 Ward 111 �� 924 7 Ward 201 �� 518 28 Ward 112 �� 941 7 Ward 202 �� 720 111 Ward 113 �� 818 2 Ward 203 �� 725 305 Ward 114 �� 696 7 Ward 204 �� 588 251 Ward 115 �� 1,132 12 Ward 205 �� 537 294 Ward 116 �� 715 1 Ward 206 �� 392 244 Ward 117 �� 869 3 Ward 207 �� 471 298 Ward 118 �� 905 11 Ward 208 �� 516 347 Ward 119 �� 827 7 Ward 209 �� 383 412 Ward 120 �� 910 6 Ward 210 �� 306 461 Ward 121 �� 832 4 Ward 211 �� 421 327 Ward 122 �� 958 19 Ward 212 �� 518 354 Ward 123 �� 1,005 63 Ward 213 �� 629 356 Ward 124 �� 635 86 Ward 214 �� 378 87 Ward 125 �� 956 178 Ward 215 �� 368 36 Ward 126 �� 811 100 Ward 216 �� 358 47 Ward 127 �� 997 340 Ward 217 �� 553 107 Ward 128 �� 1,138 449 Ward 218 �� 648 146 Ward 129 �� 715 311 Ward 219 �� 471 88 Ward 130 �� 934 403 Ward 220 �� 464 119 Ward 131 �� 743 417 Ward 221 �� 785 183 Ward 132 �� 1,025 527 Ward 222 �� 577 90 Ward 133 �� 655 190 Ward 223 �� 575 111 Ward 134 �� 745 253 Ward 224 �� 426 87 Ward 135 �� 785 238 Ward 225 �� 484 61 Ward 136 �� 911 275 Ward 226 �� 250 37 Ward 137 �� 588 138 Ward 227 �� 826 100 Ward 138 �� 1,850 179 Ward 228 �� 469 45 Ward 139 �� 1,465 91 Ward 229 �� 362 42 Ward 140 �� 578 12 Ward 230 �� 685 64 Ward 141 �� 782 16 Ward 231 �� 368 40 Ward 142 �� 695 5 Ward 232 �� 295 24 Ward 143 �� 843 5 Ward 233 �� 259 17 Ward 144 �� 500 14 Ward 234 �� 315 39 Ward 145 �� 392 2 Ward 235 �� 798 333 Ward 146 �� 319 2 Ward 236 �� 476 49 Ward 147 �� 1,345 6 Ward 237 �� 679 54 Ward 148 �� 925 8 Ward 238 �� 554 59 Ward 149 �� 1,075 5 Ward 239 �� 453 56 Ward 150 �� 858 17 Ward 240 �� 559 57 Ward 151 �� 663 8 Ward 241 �� 755 213 Ward 152 �� 600 2 Ward 242 �� 640 203 Ward 153 �� 917 38 Ward 243 �� 735 319 Ward 154 �� 733 16 Ward 244 �� 623 210 Ward 155 �� 744 5 Ward 245 �� 510 189 Ward 156 �� 860 18 Ward 246 �� 937 295 Ward 157 �� 693 31 Ward 247 �� 422 180 Ward 158 �� 552 28 Ward 248 �� 999 256 Ward 159 �� 576 34 Ward 249 �� 379 77 Ward 160 �� 818 10 Ward 250 �� 345 52 Ward 161 �� 252 5 Ward 251 �� 236 28 936 Wisconsin Blue Book 2013 – 2014

VOTE FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT BY WARD November 6, 2012 General Election–Continued Obama Romney Obama Romney and and and and Biden Ryan Biden Ryan District (Dem.) (Rep.) District (Dem.) (Rep.) Ward 252 �� 422 92 Wards 9 – 12 �� 1,903 679 Ward 253 �� 233 44 South Milwaukee, city Ward 254 �� 215 36 Wards 1 – 4 �� 1,471 1,186 Ward 255 �� 313 50 Wards 5 – 8 �� 1,368 1,112 Ward 256 �� 311 28 Wards 9 – 12 �� 1,516 1,479 Ward 257 �� 594 94 Wards 13 – 16 �� 1,465 1,185 Ward 258 �� 587 164 Wauwatosa, city Ward 259 �� 418 110 Ward 1 �� 705 551 Ward 260 �� 230 140 Ward 2 �� 751 499 Ward 261 �� 309 211 Ward 3 �� 730 616 Ward 262 �� 601 451 Ward 4 �� 880 909 Ward 263 �� 365 215 Ward 5 �� 466 507 Ward 264 �� 678 512 Ward 6 �� 490 402 Ward 265 �� 383 271 Ward 7 �� 488 762 Ward 266 �� 350 375 Ward 8 �� 311 382 Ward 267 �� 363 274 Ward 9 �� 630 777 Ward 268 �� 785 642 Ward 10 �� 677 496 Ward 269 �� 506 401 Ward 11 �� 757 531 Ward 270 �� 424 400 Ward 12 �� 669 820 Ward 271 �� 740 668 Ward 13 �� 378 280 Ward 272 �� 545 516 Ward 14 �� 824 558 Ward 273 �� 322 331 Ward 15 �� 894 544 Ward 274 �� 321 313 Ward 16 �� 722 749 Ward 275 �� 861 604 Ward 17 �� 473 748 Ward 276 �� 621 647 Ward 18 �� 558 564 Ward 277 �� 716 574 Ward 19 �� 628 621 Ward 278 �� 387 368 Ward 20 �� 619 750 Ward 279 �� 610 480 Ward 21 �� 512 645 Ward 280 �� 1,034 641 Ward 22 �� 602 637 Ward 281 �� 486 307 Ward 23 �� 555 660 Ward 282 �� 357 74 Ward 24 �� 647 539 Ward 283 �� 466 259 West Allis, city Ward 284 �� 587 151 Ward 1 �� 569 436 Ward 285 �� 128 38 Ward 2 �� 793 465 Ward 286 �� 361 145 Ward 3 �� 567 312 Ward 287 �� 297 159 Ward 4 �� 774 644 Ward 288 �� 675 406 Ward 5 �� 584 465 Ward 289 �� 457 192 Ward 6 �� 539 480 Ward 290 �� 401 113 Ward 7 �� 669 536 Ward 291 �� 413 168 Ward 8 �� 625 414 Ward 292 �� 443 195 Ward 9 �� 682 696 Ward 293 �� 457 328 Ward 10 �� 661 547 Ward 294 �� 339 259 Ward 11 �� 750 782 Ward 295 �� 503 205 Ward 12 �� 626 702 Ward 296 �� 578 353 Ward 13 �� 865 923 Ward 297 �� 585 244 Ward 14 �� 582 442 Ward 298 �� 466 208 Ward 15 �� 505 498 Ward 299 �� 545 271 Ward 16 �� 495 489 Ward 300 �� 820 337 Ward 17 �� 740 775 Ward 301 �� 713 407 Ward 18 �� 774 826 Ward 302 �� 451 272 Ward 19 �� 691 784 Ward 303 �� 663 512 Ward 20 �� 558 494 Ward 304 �� 542 336 Ward 21 �� 741 616 Ward 305 �� 485 390 Ward 22 �� 586 527 Ward 306 �� 512 230 Ward 23 �� 705 796 Ward 307 �� 529 329 Ward 24 �� 612 397 Ward 308 �� 581 203 Ward 25 �� 604 748 Ward 309 �� 651 454 West Milwaukee, vil. Ward 310 �� 256 110 Wards 1, 2 & 5 �� 540 276 Ward 311 �� 396 263 Wards 3, 4 & 6 �� 564 341 Ward 312 �� 457 477 Whitefish Bay, vil. Ward 313 �� 1,039 768 Wards 1 & 2 �� 645 869 Ward 314 �� 365 347 Wards 3 & 4 �� 636 657 Ward 315 �� 744 592 Wards 5 & 6 �� 747 753 Ward 316 �� 422 352 Ward 7 �� 456 323 Ward 317 �� 497 355 Wards 8 – 10 �� 951 787 Ward 320 �� 35 5 Wards 9 – 11 �� 865 589 Ward 321 �� 213 21 Ward 12 �� 518 423 Ward 322 �� 118 28 TOTAL ��332,438 154,924 Ward 323 �� 240 41 MONROE COUNTY Ward 324 �� 118 15 Adrian �� 163 244 Ward 325 �� 302 84 Angelo Ward 326 �� 0 4 Wards 1 – 3 �� 252 326 Ward 327 �� 0 0 Byron �� 281 291 Oak Creek, city Cashton, vil. Wards 1 – 3 �� 1,393 1,658 Wards 1 & 2 �� 278 183 Wards 4 – 6 �� 1,460 1,457 Clifton �� 114 106 Wards 7 – 9 �� 1,359 1,609 Glendale �� 125 183 Wards 10 – 12 �� 1,485 1,932 Grant �� 70 149 Wards 13 – 15 �� 1,341 1,984 Greenfield Wards 16 – 19 �� 1,404 1,393 Wards 1 & 2 �� 157 230 River Hills, vil. Jefferson �� 146 128 Wards 1 – 3 �� 493 678 Kendall, vil. �� 124 65 St. Francis, city Lafayette Wards 1 – 4 �� 904 732 Wards 1 & 2 �� 63 92 Wards 5 – 8 �� 1,008 771 La Grange Wards 9 – 12 �� 1,065 793 Wards 1A – 3A �� 440 527 Shorewood, vil. Wards 1B – 3B �� 22 45 Wards 1 – 4 �� 2,418 933 Leon Wards 5 – 8 �� 1,999 768 Wards 1 & 2 �� 243 342 Elections 937

VOTE FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT BY WARD November 6, 2012 General Election–Continued Obama Romney Obama Romney and and and and Biden Ryan Biden Ryan District (Dem.) (Rep.) District (Dem.) (Rep.) Lincoln �� 136 291 Enterprise �� 104 131 Little Falls Hazelhurst Wards 1 & 2 �� 367 319 Wards 1 & 2 �� 370 445 Melvina, vil. �� 18 13 Lake Tomahawk New Lyme �� 41 48 Wards 1 & 2 �� 271 383 Norwalk, vil. �� 114 97 Little Rice �� 101 123 Oakdale �� 152 189 Lynne �� 42 42 Oakdale, vil. �� 54 58 Minocqua Portland �� 189 181 Wards 1 – 7 �� 1,221 1,853 Ridgeville �� 130 122 Monico �� 49 105 Scott �� 13 43 Newbold Sheldon �� 75 147 Ward 1 �� 114 124 Sparta Wards 2 – 4 �� 713 731 Wards 1 – 6 �� 745 814 Nokomis Sparta, city Wards 1 & 2 �� 480 387 Wards 1 – 6 �� 724 656 Pelican Wards 7 – 12 �� 767 560 Wards 1 – 4 �� 782 709 Wards 13 – 18 �� 605 437 Piehl �� 31 23 Tomah Pine Lake Wards 1 & 2 �� 286 413 Wards 1 – 4 �� 834 733 Tomah, city Rhinelander, city Wards 1 – 6 �� 631 489 Ward 1 �� 294 131 Ward 5A �� 0 0 Wards 2 & 3 �� 276 151 Wards 7 – 11 �� 686 666 Wards 4 & 5 �� 268 147 Wards 12 – 16 �� 680 597 Wards 6 & 7 �� 242 162 Ward 17 �� 0 0 Wards 8 & 9 �� 311 195 Warrens, vil. �� 71 127 Ward 10 �� 240 195 Wellington Wards 11 & 12 �� 272 149 Wards 1 & 2 �� 145 115 Wards 13 & 14 �� 270 173 Wells �� 138 137 Schoepke �� 119 124 Wilton Stella Wards 1 – 5 �� 120 120 Wards 1 & 2 �� 202 162 Wilton, vil. �� 125 95 Sugar Camp Wyeville, vil. �� 25 30 Wards 1 & 2 �� 418 678 TOTAL �� 9,515 9,675 Three Lakes OCONTO COUNTY Wards 1 – 4 �� 560 925 Abrams Woodboro �� 272 260 Wards 1 – 3 �� 443 594 Woodruff Bagley �� 70 91 Wards 1 – 3 �� 576 679 Brazeau TOTAL �� 10,452 10,917 Wards 1 – 3 �� 332 447 OUTAGAMIE COUNTY Breed �� 140 224 Appleton, city Chase Ward 1 �� 449 267 Wards 1 – 5 �� 672 893 Ward 2 �� 851 507 Doty �� 69 128 Ward 3 �� 1,082 485 Gillett Ward 4 �� 448 375 Wards 1 & 2 �� 170 381 Ward 5 �� 0 4 Gillett, city Ward 6 �� 336 213 Wards 1 – 3 �� 282 308 Ward 7 �� 579 538 How Ward 8 �� 856 226 Wards 1 & 2 �� 110 206 Ward 9 �� 474 371 Lakewood �� 239 324 Ward 10 �� 358 285 Lena �� 168 198 Ward 11 �� 269 254 Lena, vil. �� 131 112 Ward 15 �� 395 437 Little River Ward 16 �� 384 323 Wards 1 & 2 �� 284 271 Ward 17 �� 391 389 Little Suamico Ward 18 �� 261 369 Wards 1 – 8 �� 1,027 1,511 Ward 19 �� 464 954 Maple Valley �� 145 233 Ward 20 �� 314 562 Morgan Ward 21 �� 9 20 Wards 1 & 2 �� 230 328 Ward 22 �� 3 15 Mountain �� 261 285 Ward 23 �� 0 0 Oconto Ward 24 �� 253 211 Wards 1 – 3 �� 355 382 Ward 25 �� 540 364 Oconto, city Ward 27 �� 567 412 Wards 1 – 7 �� 1,130 813 Ward 28 �� 551 407 Oconto Falls Ward 29 �� 719 443 Wards 1 & 2 �� 266 388 Ward 30 �� 623 390 Oconto Falls, city Ward 33 �� 595 477 Wards 1 – 5 �� 585 628 Ward 34 �� 204 91 Pensaukee Ward 35 �� 535 467 Wards 1 & 2 �� 341 403 Ward 36 �� 723 570 Pulaski, vil. Ward 37 �� 429 377 Ward 5 �� 0 0 Ward 38 �� 464 712 Riverview Ward 39 �� 207 313 Wards 1 & 2 �� 260 245 Ward 40 �� 4 11 Spruce Ward 41 �� 19 86 Wards 1 & 2 �� 203 235 Ward 42 �� 477 411 Stiles Ward 43 �� 444 382 Wards 1 & 2 �� 368 413 Ward 48 �� 106 50 Suring, vil. �� 97 120 Ward 49 �� 53 47 Townsend �� 297 351 Ward 50 �� 79 59 Underhill �� 190 229 Ward 51 �� 538 386 TOTAL �� 8,865 10,741 Ward 52 �� 60 54 ONEIDA COUNTY Ward 53 �� 16 8 Cassian Ward 54 �� 489 469 Wards 1 & 2 �� 324 377 Ward 55 �� 255 219 Crescent Ward 56 �� 0 1 Wards 1 – 3 �� 696 620 938 Wisconsin Blue Book 2013 – 2014

VOTE FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT BY WARD November 6, 2012 General Election–Continued Obama Romney Obama Romney and and and and Biden Ryan Biden Ryan District (Dem.) (Rep.) District (Dem.) (Rep.) Ward 57 �� 1 1 Wards 5, 6 & 10 �� 266 860 Ward 58 �� 0 0 Wards 7 – 9 �� 301 795 Ward 59 �� 1 0 Cedarburg, city Bear Creek, vil. �� 80 57 Ward 1 �� 413 685 Black Creek Ward 2 �� 332 700 Wards 1 & 2 �� 262 392 Ward 3 �� 456 624 Black Creek, vil. Wards 4 & 8 �� 348 574 Wards 1 & 2 �� 289 321 Ward 5 �� 405 535 Bovina Ward 6 �� 388 648 Wards 1 & 2 �� 284 349 Ward 7 �� 342 723 Buchanan Fredonia Wards 1 – 10 �� 1,701 2,138 Wards 1 – 4 �� 300 963 Center Fredonia, vil. Wards 1 – 7 �� 746 1,311 Wards 1 – 3 �� 357 877 Cicero Grafton Wards 1 & 2 �� 236 317 Wards 1, 2 & 5 �� 387 1,059 Combined Locks, vil. Wards 3 & 4 �� 480 956 Wards 1 – 4 �� 929 985 Grafton, vil. Dale Ward 1 �� 164 394 Wards 1 – 3 �� 563 974 Ward 2 �� 189 285 Deer Creek �� 129 152 Ward 3 �� 200 358 Ellington Ward 4 �� 205 362 Wards 1 – 5 �� 590 954 Ward 5 �� 203 323 Freedom Ward 6 �� 204 269 Wards 1 – 8 �� 1,344 1,836 Ward 7 �� 163 344 Grand Chute Ward 8 �� 154 385 Wards 1 – 3 �� 1,219 1,567 Ward 9 �� 172 365 Wards 4 – 6 �� 857 1,020 Ward 10 �� 200 292 Ward 7 �� 372 324 Ward 11 �� 145 323 Ward 8 �� 91 95 Ward 12 �� 163 359 Wards 9 – 11 �� 613 620 Ward 13 �� 222 288 Wards 12 – 14 �� 1,152 1,335 Ward 14 �� 174 299 Wards 15 – 17 �� 1,009 1,248 Mequon, city Ward 18 �� 0 0 Ward 1 �� 534 890 Greenville Ward 2 �� 120 391 Wards 1 – 3 & 5 – 8 �� 1,746 3,125 Wards 3 & 4 �� 637 1,249 Wards 4 & 9 �� 459 682 Wards 5 & 7B �� 205 603 Hortonia Wards 6 & 7A �� 392 909 Wards 1 & 2 �� 207 409 Wards 8 – 10 �� 737 1,245 Hortonville, vil. Wards 11 & 12 �� 635 1,126 Wards 1 – 3 �� 645 827 Wards 13 & 14 �� 353 770 Howard, vil. Ward 15 �� 380 494 Ward 17 �� 0 0 Ward 16 �� 221 491 Kaukauna Ward 17 �� 336 459 Wards 1 – 3 �� 276 433 Ward 18 �� 204 368 Kaukauna, city Wards 19 – 21 �� 639 1,331 Wards 1 – 3 �� 1,007 724 Newburg, vil. Wards 4 & 5 �� 1,009 831 Ward 3 �� 19 29 Wards 6 & 7 �� 1,160 802 Port Washington Wards 8 – 10 �� 1,167 893 Wards 1 & 2 �� 322 670 Kimberly, vil. Port Washington, city Wards 1 – 9 �� 1,936 1,619 Ward 1 �� 439 672 Liberty �� 170 283 Ward 2 �� 415 501 Little Chute, vil. Ward 3 �� 415 565 Wards 1, 4, 5 & 14 �� 638 704 Ward 4 �� 317 422 Wards 2, 6, 8, 12 &13 �� 508 423 Ward 5 �� 408 613 Wards 3, 9, 10 & 11 �� 1,129 928 Ward 6 �� 392 489 Ward 7 �� 521 523 Ward 7 �� 417 558 Maine �� 184 239 Saukville Maple Creek �� 135 177 Wards 1 – 3 �� 327 898 New London, city Saukville, vil. Wards 1 & 2 �� 354 314 Wards 1 & 2 �� 321 600 Nichols, vil. �� 44 60 Wards 3 – 5 �� 317 469 Oneida Wards 6 & 7 �� 254 454 Wards 1 – 6 �� 1,155 897 Thiensville, vil. Osborn Wards 1 & 2 �� 405 778 Wards 1 & 2 �� 248 410 Wards 3 & 4 �� 436 514 Seymour TOTAL �� 19,159 36,077 Wards 1 & 2 �� 213 379 PEPIN COUNTY Seymour, city Albany �� 154 149 Wards 1 – 6 �� 771 923 Durand Shiocton, vil. �� 253 171 Wards 1 & 2 �� 131 224 Vandenbroek Durand, city Wards 1 – 3 �� 355 511 Wards 1 – 3 �� 465 426 Wrightstown, vil. Frankfort �� 116 65 Ward 4 �� 28 78 Lima TOTAL �� 45,659 47,372 Wards 1 & 2 �� 147 173 OZAUKEE COUNTY Pepin Bayside, vil. Wards 1 & 2 �� 221 177 Ward 6 �� 46 36 Pepin, vil. Belgium Wards 1 & 2 �� 275 148 Wards 1 – 3 �� 264 628 Stockholm �� 62 74 Belgium, vil. Stockholm, vil. �� 38 10 Wards 1 – 3 �� 412 854 Waterville Cedarburg Wards 1 & 2 �� 183 213 Wards 1 & 2 �� 233 671 Waubeek �� 84 135 Wards 3 & 4 �� 274 685 TOTAL �� 1,876 1,794 Elections 939

VOTE FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT BY WARD November 6, 2012 General Election–Continued Obama Romney Obama Romney and and and and Biden Ryan Biden Ryan District (Dem.) (Rep.) District (Dem.) (Rep.) PIERCE COUNTY Osceola Bay City, vil. �� 91 93 Wards 1 – 5 �� 627 894 Clifton Osceola, vil. Wards 1 – 3 �� 534 688 Wards 1 – 3 �� 576 608 Diamond Bluff �� 125 132 St. Croix Falls Ellsworth Wards 1 & 2 �� 236 375 Wards 1 & 2 �� 281 364 St. Croix Falls, city Ellsworth, vil. Wards 1 – 4 �� 559 538 Wards 1 – 4 �� 722 721 Sterling �� 156 190 Elmwood, vil. �� 202 196 Turtle Lake, vil. El Paso �� 181 192 Ward 2A �� 16 15 Gilman �� 260 281 Ward 2B �� 0 0 Hartland �� 163 294 West Sweden �� 169 205 Isabelle �� 68 79 TOTAL �� 10,073 12,094 Maiden Rock �� 138 178 PORTAGE COUNTY Maiden Rock, vil. �� 47 28 Alban �� 265 209 Martell Almond �� 166 211 Wards 1 & 2 �� 317 362 Almond, vil. �� 100 91 Oak Grove Amherst Wards 1 – 3 �� 484 714 Wards 1 & 2 �� 435 400 Plum City, vil. �� 129 158 Amherst, vil. Prescott, city Wards 1 & 2 �� 309 245 Wards 1 – 6 �� 988 1,049 Amherst Junction, vil. �� 103 93 River Falls Belmont �� 162 189 Wards 1 – 3 �� 714 725 Buena Vista River Falls, city Wards 1 & 2 �� 309 357 Ward 5 �� 120 132 Carson Wards 6 – 8 �� 1,243 703 Wards 1 & 2 �� 396 375 Wards 9 – 11 �� 877 673 Dewey �� 298 281 Wards 12 – 14 �� 839 633 Eau Pleine �� 245 294 Rock Elm �� 129 106 Grant Salem �� 130 132 Wards 1, 2 & 4 �� 411 442 Spring Lake Ward 3 �� 77 153 Wards 1 & 2 �� 157 166 Hull Spring Valley, vil. Wards 1 – 3 �� 626 462 Wards 1 & 2 �� 368 328 Wards 4 & 5 �� 519 481 Trenton Wards 6 – 8 �� 577 532 Wards 1 & 2 �� 438 532 Junction City, vil. �� 103 98 Trimbelle Lanark Wards 1 & 2 �� 407 527 Wards 1 & 2 �� 432 425 Union �� 83 211 Linwood TOTAL �� 10,235 10,397 Wards 1 & 2 �� 337 319 POLK COUNTY Milladore, vil. Alden Ward 2 �� 0 0 Wards 1 – 4 �� 636 897 Nelsonville, vil. �� 58 29 Amery, city New Hope �� 313 167 Wards 1 – 5 �� 684 629 Park Ridge, vil. �� 186 146 Apple River Pine Grove Wards 1 & 2 �� 262 330 Wards 1 & 2 �� 182 193 Balsam Lake Plover Wards 1 & 2 �� 320 428 Wards 1 – 3 �� 385 480 Balsam Lake, vil. Plover, vil. Wards 1 & 2 �� 224 227 Wards 1 – 3 �� 1,153 1,030 Beaver �� 208 215 Wards 4 – 6 �� 1,330 1,231 Black Brook Wards 7 – 9 �� 1,012 734 Wards 1 & 2 �� 269 437 Rosholt, vil. �� 128 99 Bone Lake �� 177 203 Sharon Centuria, vil. �� 169 164 Wards 1 – 3 �� 652 536 Clam Falls �� 145 137 Stevens Point, city Clayton �� 238 244 Wards 1 – 3 �� 921 421 Clayton, vil. �� 102 96 Wards 4 – 6 �� 949 495 Clear Lake �� 168 249 Wards 7 – 9 �� 825 466 Clear Lake, vil. Wards 10 – 12 �� 791 353 Wards 1 & 2 �� 223 257 Wards 13 – 15 �� 888 359 Dresser, vil. �� 166 259 Wards 16 – 18 �� 840 686 Eureka Wards 19 – 21 �� 788 423 Wards 1 & 2 �� 356 526 Wards 22 – 24 �� 863 592 Farmington Wards 25 – 27 �� 744 373 Wards 1 & 2 �� 386 602 Wards 28 – 30 �� 866 539 Frederic, vil. Wards 31 – 33 �� 837 435 Wards 1 & 2 �� 241 250 Ward 34 �� 0 0 Garfield Ward 35 �� 1 0 Wards 1 – 3 �� 362 527 Ward 36 �� 0 0 Georgetown Stockton Wards 1 & 2 �� 309 245 Wards 1 – 5 �� 884 820 Johnstown �� 158 117 Whiting, vil. Laketown �� 253 286 Wards 1 – 4 �� 609 351 Lincoln TOTAL �� 22,075 16,615 Wards 1 – 4 �� 527 712 PRICE COUNTY Lorain �� 71 88 Catawba �� 77 54 Luck Catawba, vil. �� 34 25 Wards 1 & 2 �� 249 251 Eisenstein Luck, vil. Wards 1 & 2 �� 184 199 Wards 1 & 2 �� 255 260 Elk McKinley �� 82 111 Wards 1 & 2 �� 295 334 Milltown Emery �� 102 84 Wards 1 & 2 �� 286 363 Fifield Milltown, vil. �� 208 159 Ward 1 �� 187 197 Ward 2 �� 73 109 940 Wisconsin Blue Book 2013 – 2014

VOTE FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT BY WARD November 6, 2012 General Election–Continued Obama Romney Obama Romney and and and and Biden Ryan Biden Ryan District (Dem.) (Rep.) District (Dem.) (Rep.) Flambeau �� 128 148 Ward 34 �� 548 407 Georgetown �� 42 46 Ward 35 �� 540 375 Hackett �� 49 63 Ward 36 �� 608 206 Harmony �� 63 75 Raymond Hill �� 60 117 Wards 1 – 6 �� 837 1,587 Kennan �� 94 80 Rochester, vil. Kennan, vil. �� 38 26 Wards 1 – 6 �� 706 1,499 Knox �� 102 73 Sturtevant, vil. Lake Wards 1 – 8 �� 1,425 1,425 Wards 1 & 2 �� 383 297 Union Grove, vil. Ogema Wards 1 – 7 �� 928 1,571 Wards 1 & 2 �� 171 208 Waterford Park Falls, city Wards 1 – 10 �� 1,068 2,788 Wards 1 – 7 �� 680 487 Waterford, vil. Phillips, city Wards 1 – 7 �� 1,103 1,848 Wards 1 – 4 �� 383 291 Wind Point, vil. Prentice �� 100 135 Wards 1 – 3 �� 517 726 Prentice, vil. �� 137 158 Yorkville Spirit �� 62 112 Wards 1 – 5 �� 681 1,199 Worcester TOTAL �� 53,008 49,347 Wards 1 – 3 �� 443 566 RICHLAND COUNTY TOTAL �� 3,887 3,884 Akan �� 113 100 RACINE COUNTY Bloom �� 115 107 Burlington Boaz, vil. �� 55 11 Wards 1 – 7 �� 728 1,383 Buena Vista Wards 8 – 10 �� 416 619 Wards 1 – 3 �� 464 332 Ward 11 �� 155 259 Ward 4 �� 0 2 Burlington, city Cazenovia, vil. �� 114 40 Wards 1 – 4 �� 1,116 1,364 Dayton �� 174 163 Wards 5 – 8 �� 1,195 1,638 Eagle �� 128 128 Caledonia, vil. Forest �� 92 79 Wards 1 & 2 �� 708 1,144 Henrietta �� 175 89 Wards 3 – 5 �� 927 1,505 Ithaca �� 177 137 Wards 6 – 8 �� 1,039 1,130 Lone Rock, vil. �� 273 116 Wards 9, 10, 12 & 13 �� 1,561 1,550 Marshall Wards 11, 14, 15 &17 �� 1,285 1,680 Wards 1 & 2 �� 140 175 Wards 16, 18 & 19 �� 921 1,171 Orion �� 140 121 Ward 20 �� 225 348 Richland Dover Wards 1 – 4 �� 343 342 Wards 1 – 8 �� 733 1,270 Richland Center, city Elmwood Park, vil. �� 172 161 Ward 1 �� 128 82 Mount Pleasant, vil. Ward 2 �� 101 54 Wards 1, 2 & 16 �� 977 842 Ward 3 �� 123 81 Wards 3, 4, 6 & 7 �� 1,265 1,096 Ward 4 �� 111 75 Ward 5 �� 397 418 Ward 5 �� 136 95 Wards 8 & 9 �� 747 1,063 Ward 6 �� 132 79 Wards 10, 12 & 15 �� 1,623 1,594 Ward 7 �� 117 75 Wards 13 & 14 �� 524 728 Ward 8 �� 145 80 Wards 17 & 20 �� 507 608 Ward 9 �� 126 100 Ward 18 �� 307 244 Ward 10 �� 132 78 Wards 19 & 21 – 23 �� 1,496 1,426 Ward 11 �� 123 79 North Bay, vil. �� 80 90 Ward 12 �� 107 108 Norway Richwood Wards 1 – 11 �� 1,384 3,511 Wards 1 & 2 �� 162 86 Racine, city Rockbridge Ward 1 �� 657 169 Wards 1 – 3 �� 238 162 Ward 2 �� 812 95 Sylvan Ward 3 �� 1,090 356 Wards 1 & 2 �� 124 105 Ward 4 �� 722 29 Viola, vil. Ward 5 �� 567 28 Ward 2 �� 122 68 Ward 6 �� 652 114 Westford �� 170 92 Ward 7 �� 533 49 Willow �� 145 117 Ward 8 �� 717 71 Yuba, vil. �� 24 15 Ward 9 �� 904 209 TOTAL �� 4,969 3,573 Ward 10 �� 609 351 ROCK COUNTY Ward 11 �� 647 255 Avon �� 181 159 Ward 12 �� 537 312 Beloit Ward 13 �� 712 380 Wards 1 – 3 �� 652 614 Ward 14 �� 903 383 Wards 4 – 6 �� 693 389 Ward 15 �� 748 231 Wards 7 – 10 �� 814 782 Ward 16 �� 888 520 Ward 11 �� 104 99 Ward 17 �� 493 79 Beloit, city Ward 18 �� 467 18 Ward 1 �� 273 132 Ward 19 �� 466 29 Ward 2 �� 509 295 Ward 20 �� 926 584 Ward 3 �� 493 315 Ward 21 �� 768 296 Ward 4 �� 464 234 Ward 22 �� 1,005 483 Ward 5 �� 447 235 Ward 23 �� 913 345 Ward 6 �� 378 133 Ward 24 �� 766 471 Ward 7 �� 434 108 Ward 25 �� 889 246 Ward 8 �� 43 3 Ward 26 �� 69 98 Ward 9 �� 425 124 Ward 27 �� 886 732 Ward 10 �� 466 167 Ward 28 �� 829 512 Ward 11 �� 443 257 Ward 29 �� 873 457 Ward 12 �� 254 43 Ward 30 �� 783 269 Ward 13 �� 452 67 Ward 31 �� 414 226 Ward 14 �� 612 77 Ward 32 �� 691 200 Ward 15 �� 426 178 Ward 33 �� 623 277 Ward 16 �� 770 107 Ward 17 �� 595 239 Elections 941

VOTE FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT BY WARD November 6, 2012 General Election–Continued Obama Romney Obama Romney and and and and Biden Ryan Biden Ryan District (Dem.) (Rep.) District (Dem.) (Rep.) Ward 18 �� 479 166 RUSK COUNTY Ward 19 �� 325 162 Atlanta Ward 20 �� 368 164 Wards 1 & 2 �� 142 164 Ward 21 �� 460 225 Big Bend Ward 22 �� 368 327 Wards 1 & 2 �� 132 126 Ward 23 �� 579 524 Big Falls �� 34 47 Ward 24 �� 356 257 Bruce, vil. �� 181 165 Ward 25 �� 0 0 Cedar Rapids �� 8 14 Bradford Conrath, vil. �� 28 12 Wards 1 & 2 �� 217 325 Dewey �� 108 193 Brodhead, city Flambeau Wards 7 & 8 �� 13 16 Wards 1 – 3 �� 233 291 Center Glen Flora, vil. �� 16 16 Wards 1 & 2 �� 400 250 Grant Clinton �� 181 339 Wards 1 – 5 �� 179 201 Clinton, vil. Grow �� 70 143 Wards 1 – 3 �� 495 492 Hawkins �� 38 40 Edgerton, city Hawkins, vil. �� 82 58 Wards 1 – 6 �� 1,963 826 Hubbard �� 49 50 Evansville, city Ingram, vil. �� 28 14 Wards 1 – 8 �� 1,833 859 Ladysmith, city Footville, vil. �� 252 156 Wards 1 – 15 �� 745 654 Fulton Lawrence Wards 1 – 6 �� 1,139 851 Wards 1 & 2 �� 50 81 Harmony Marshall Ward 1 �� 246 208 Wards 1 & 2 �� 71 140 Wards 2 – 5 �� 551 533 Murry �� 60 67 Ward 6 �� 1 1 Richland Janesville Wards 1 & 2 �� 60 51 Wards 1 – 6 �� 1,038 904 Rusk �� 183 167 Wards 7 – 9 �� 118 99 Sheldon, vil. �� 53 38 Janesville, city South Fork �� 29 42 Ward 1 �� 928 525 Strickland Ward 2 �� 837 534 Wards 1 & 2 �� 69 71 Ward 3 �� 833 241 Stubbs Ward 4 �� 713 202 Wards 1 & 2 �� 183 156 Ward 5 �� 824 391 Thornapple Ward 6 �� 584 274 Wards 1 – 5 �� 166 253 Ward 7 �� 1,003 482 Tony, vil. �� 25 23 Ward 8 �� 828 375 True �� 69 87 Ward 9 �� 667 333 Washington �� 90 124 Ward 10 �� 579 247 Weyerhaeuser, vil. Ward 11 �� 852 361 Wards 1 & 2 �� 72 27 Ward 12 �� 893 796 Wilkinson �� 10 15 Ward 13 �� 932 483 Willard �� 109 114 Ward 14 �� 973 569 Wilson �� 25 32 Ward 15 �� 776 351 TOTAL �� 3,397 3,676 Ward 16 �� 575 282 Ward 17 �� 963 581 ST. CROIX COUNTY Ward 18 �� 948 577 Baldwin Ward 19 �� 212 165 Wards 1 & 2 �� 215 350 Ward 20 �� 251 226 Baldwin, vil. Ward 21 �� 610 549 Wards 1 – 6 �� 809 927 Ward 22 �� 636 655 Cady �� 186 287 Ward 23 �� 386 307 Cylon �� 133 224 Ward 24 �� 648 279 Deer Park, vil. �� 37 73 Ward 25 �� 744 554 Eau Galle Ward 26 �� 0 1 Wards 1 & 2 �� 271 371 Ward 27 �� 986 890 Emerald �� 186 224 Ward 28 �� 885 670 Erin Prairie �� 143 240 Ward 29 �� 3 2 Forest �� 116 195 Johnstown �� 242 210 Glenwood �� 151 251 La Prairie Glenwood City, city Ward 1 �� 177 191 Wards 1 & 2 �� 259 274 Ward 2 �� 60 70 Hammond Lima Wards 1 – 3 �� 433 751 Wards 1 & 2 �� 342 307 Hammond, vil. Magnolia �� 269 155 Wards 1 – 4 �� 445 433 Milton Hudson Ward 1 �� 216 221 Wards 1 – 14 �� 1,866 3,011 Wards 2 – 4 �� 733 487 Hudson, city Milton, city Wards 1 & 2 �� 468 478 Wards 1 – 8 �� 1,750 1,185 Wards 3 & 4 �� 561 725 Newark Wards 5 & 6 �� 619 617 Wards 1 – 3 �� 417 498 Wards 7 & 8 �� 579 595 Orfordville, vil. Wards 9 & 10 �� 684 505 Wards 1 & 2 �� 439 261 Wards 11 & 12 �� 573 662 Plymouth Kinnickinnic Wards 1 & 2 �� 369 307 Wards 1 – 3 �� 464 585 Porter �� 393 230 New Richmond, city Rock Wards 1 – 6 �� 915 909 Wards 1 – 4 & 6 �� 765 500 Wards 7 – 12 �� 990 1,083 Wards 5 & 7 �� 133 94 North Hudson, vil. Spring Valley �� 202 206 Wards 1 – 6 �� 991 1,238 Turtle Pleasant Valley �� 114 163 Wards 1 & 4 �� 303 329 Richmond Wards 2 & 3 �� 325 495 Wards 1 & 2 �� 411 545 Union Wards 3 – 5 �� 308 465 Wards 1 – 4 �� 705 428 River Falls, city TOTAL �� 49,219 30,517 Wards 1 – 4 �� 983 860 942 Wisconsin Blue Book 2013 – 2014

VOTE FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT BY WARD November 6, 2012 General Election–Continued Obama Romney Obama Romney and and and and Biden Ryan Biden Ryan District (Dem.) (Rep.) District (Dem.) (Rep.) Roberts, vil. Wisconsin Dells, city Wards 1 – 4 �� 413 430 Ward 4 �� 26 31 Rush River �� 150 159 Ward 8 �� 3 1 St. Joseph Woodland �� 171 176 Wards 1 – 6 �� 939 1,361 TOTAL �� 18,736 12,838 Somerset SAWYER COUNTY Wards 1 – 6 �� 799 1,393 Bass Lake Somerset, vil. Wards 1 – 5 �� 778 467 Wards 1 – 4 �� 509 605 Couderay �� 101 53 Spring Valley, vil. Couderay, vil. �� 30 16 Ward 3 �� 2 2 Draper �� 65 67 Springfield �� 221 244 Edgewater Stanton �� 216 291 Wards 1 & 2 �� 144 197 Star Prairie Exeland, vil. �� 47 41 Wards 1 – 6 �� 740 1,112 Hayward Star Prairie, vil. �� 144 169 Wards 1 – 8 �� 820 857 Troy Hayward, city Wards 1 – 7 �� 1,166 1,729 Wards 1 – 6 �� 534 477 Warren Hunter �� 220 184 Wards 1 – 3 �� 370 567 Lenroot Wilson, vil. �� 64 52 Wards 1 & 2 �� 354 454 Woodville, vil. Meadowbrook �� 25 56 Wards 1 & 2 �� 267 348 Meteor �� 35 52 TOTAL �� 19,910 25,503 Ojibwa SAUK COUNTY Wards 1 & 2 �� 62 75 Baraboo Radisson Wards 1 – 4 �� 610 470 Wards 1 & 2 �� 96 116 Baraboo, city Radisson, vil. �� 58 41 Wards 1, 2 & 11 – 14 �� 1,318 873 Round Lake Wards 3 – 6 �� 1,076 599 Wards 1 & 2 �� 298 390 Wards 7 – 10 �� 1,227 679 Sand Lake �� 271 271 Bear Creek �� 243 122 Spider Lake �� 130 147 Cazenovia, vil. Weirgor �� 73 104 Ward 2 �� 6 3 Winter Dellona Wards 1 & 2 �� 274 318 Wards 1 & 2 �� 469 388 Winter, vil. �� 71 59 Delton TOTAL �� 4,486 4,442 Wards 1 – 4 �� 666 491 SHAWANO COUNTY Excelsior Almon �� 135 143 Wards 1 – 3 �� 498 441 Angelica Fairfield Wards 1 – 3 �� 399 571 Wards 1 & 2 �� 398 247 Aniwa �� 92 173 Franklin Aniwa, vil. �� 54 63 Wards 1 – 3 �� 229 163 Bartelme �� 296 53 Freedom Belle Plaine Wards 1 & 2 �� 142 127 Wards 1 – 3 �� 392 593 Greenfield �� 342 245 Birnamwood �� 163 189 Honey Creek �� 254 173 Birnamwood, vil. �� 158 164 Ironton �� 143 147 Bonduel, vil. Ironton, vil. �� 69 39 Wards 1 & 2 �� 242 429 Lake Delton, vil. Bowler, vil. �� 76 52 Wards 1 – 3 �� 745 462 Cecil, vil. �� 116 182 La Valle Eland, vil. �� 83 44 Wards 1 – 3 �� 380 362 Fairbanks �� 105 220 La Valle, vil. �� 105 68 Germania �� 98 80 Lime Ridge, vil. �� 58 28 Grant Loganville, vil. �� 82 49 Wards 1 & 2 �� 181 328 Merrimac �� 340 307 Green Valley Merrimac, vil. �� 129 127 Wards 1 & 2 �� 215 288 North Freedom, vil. �� 201 101 Gresham, vil. �� 146 122 Plain, vil. �� 211 245 Hartland �� 102 265 Prairie du Sac Herman Wards 1 & 2 �� 369 289 Wards 1 & 2 �� 164 232 Prairie du Sac, vil. Hutchins �� 109 190 Wards 1 – 4 �� 1,486 767 Lessor Reedsburg Wards 1 & 2 �� 231 393 Wards 1 – 3 �� 309 348 Maple Grove �� 218 288 Reedsburg, city Marion, city Wards 1 – 3 & 13 �� 558 366 Wards 4 – 6 �� 4 3 Wards 4, 6 & 14 �� 581 483 Mattoon, vil. �� 78 82 Wards 5 & 7 – 9 �� 730 574 Morris �� 98 131 Wards 10 – 12 �� 481 300 Navarino �� 98 144 Rock Springs, vil. �� 87 80 Pella �� 178 295 Sauk City, vil. Pulaski, vil. Wards 1 – 5 �� 1,262 593 Wards 4 & 7 �� 29 39 Spring Green Red Springs Wards 1 – 4 �� 611 363 Wards 1 & 2 �� 296 166 Spring Green, vil. Richmond Wards 1 & 2 �� 601 322 Wards 1 – 3 �� 383 662 Sumpter Seneca �� 128 163 Wards 1 – 3 �� 248 165 Shawano, city Troy �� 246 202 Wards 1 & 2 �� 311 321 Washington Wards 3 & 4 �� 306 326 Wards 1 & 2 �� 200 183 Wards 5 & 6 �� 358 274 West Baraboo, vil. Wards 7 & 8 �� 310 269 Wards 1 & 2 �� 426 234 Wards 9 & 10 �� 357 337 Westfield �� 145 169 Wards 11 & 12 �� 345 330 Winfield Tigerton, vil. �� 158 174 Wards 1 & 2 �� 255 236 Elections 943

VOTE FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT BY WARD November 6, 2012 General Election–Continued Obama Romney Obama Romney and and and and Biden Ryan Biden Ryan District (Dem.) (Rep.) District (Dem.) (Rep.) Washington Waldo, vil. �� 97 183 Wards 1 – 3 �� 414 588 Wilson Waukechon Wards 1 – 4 �� 934 1,364 Wards 1 & 2 �� 203 314 TOTAL �� 27,918 34,072 Wescott TAYLOR COUNTY Wards 1 – 4 �� 781 901 Aurora �� 65 96 Wittenberg Browning �� 125 268 Wards 1 & 2 �� 184 262 Chelsea �� 134 241 Wittenberg, vil. Cleveland �� 31 90 Wards 1 & 2 �� 206 179 Deer Creek �� 115 224 TOTAL �� 9,000 11,022 Ford �� 60 70 SHEBOYGAN COUNTY Gilman, vil. �� 97 86 Adell, vil. �� 85 200 Goodrich �� 80 180 Cascade, vil. �� 137 237 Greenwood �� 132 186 Cedar Grove, vil. Grover �� 33 80 Wards 1 – 3 �� 247 950 Hammel Elkhart Lake, vil. Wards 1 & 2 �� 135 253 Wards 1 & 2 �� 294 366 Holway �� 99 171 Glenbeulah, vil. �� 144 140 Jump River �� 55 70 Greenbush Little Black Wards 1 – 3 �� 357 565 Wards 1 & 2 �� 230 325 Herman Lublin, vil. �� 27 28 Wards 1 – 3 �� 450 660 Maplehurst �� 67 102 Holland McKinley �� 54 109 Wards 1 – 3 �� 354 1,151 Medford Howards Grove, vil. Wards 1 – 3 �� 434 814 Wards 1 – 4 �� 785 1,144 Medford, city Kohler, vil. Wards 1 – 8 �� 883 1,111 Wards 1 – 3 �� 502 848 Molitor �� 76 103 Lima Pershing �� 43 35 Wards 1 – 4 �� 475 1,321 Rib Lake Lyndon Wards 1 & 2 �� 160 245 Wards 1 – 3 �� 303 639 Rib Lake, vil. �� 185 202 Mitchell Roosevelt �� 94 81 Wards 1 – 3 �� 259 507 Stetsonville, vil. �� 108 128 Mosel �� 206 298 Taft �� 73 76 Oostburg, vil. Westboro �� 168 227 Wards 1 – 4 �� 321 1,515 TOTAL �� 3,763 5,601 Plymouth TREMPEALEAU COUNTY Wards 1 – 4 �� 753 1,212 Albion Plymouth, city Wards 1 & 2 �� 175 137 Wards 1 – 3 �� 519 585 Arcadia Wards 4 – 6 �� 546 649 Wards 1 – 4 �� 423 409 Wards 7 – 9 �� 492 637 Arcadia, city Wards 10 – 12 �� 427 673 Wards 1 – 3 �� 492 350 Random Lake, vil. Blair, city Wards 1 & 2 �� 280 667 Wards 1 – 3 �� 312 178 Rhine Burnside Wards 1 – 3 �� 577 836 Wards 1 & 2 �� 133 93 Russell �� 61 158 Caledonia Scott Wards 1 & 2 �� 262 236 Wards 1 – 3 �� 274 798 Chimney Rock �� 74 57 Sheboygan Dodge �� 138 95 Wards 1 – 5 �� 1,123 1,408 Eleva, vil. �� 190 96 Wards 6 – 10 �� 879 1,166 Ettrick Sheboygan, city Wards 1 & 2 �� 412 275 Ward 1 �� 755 617 Ettrick, vil. �� 146 98 Ward 2 �� 584 468 Gale Ward 3 �� 484 434 Wards 1 & 2 �� 479 437 Ward 4 �� 583 294 Galesville, city Ward 5 �� 631 500 Wards 1 – 3 �� 414 332 Ward 6 �� 147 114 Hale �� 297 235 Ward 7 �� 62 50 Independence, city Ward 8 �� 276 234 Wards 1 – 3 �� 286 207 Ward 9 �� 93 52 Lincoln Ward 10 �� 596 292 Wards 1 & 2 �� 192 123 Ward 11 �� 549 315 Osseo, city Ward 12 �� 414 402 Wards 1 – 3 �� 527 345 Ward 13 �� 756 453 Pigeon Ward 14 �� 473 242 Wards 1 & 2 �� 194 152 Ward 15 �� 289 155 Pigeon Falls, vil. �� 110 78 Ward 16 �� 496 399 Preston Ward 17 �� 437 327 Wards 1 – 3 �� 236 166 Ward 18 �� 569 265 Strum, vil. Ward 19 �� 709 497 Wards 1 & 2 �� 336 174 Ward 20 �� 606 398 Sumner �� 206 216 Ward 21 �� 358 178 Trempealeau Ward 22 �� 784 536 Wards 1 & 2 �� 498 480 Ward 23 �� 759 622 Trempealeau, vil. Ward 24 �� 781 608 Wards 1 & 2 �� 482 363 Ward 25 �� 575 453 Unity Ward 26 �� 540 474 Wards 1 & 2 �� 160 114 Sheboygan Falls Whitehall, city Wards 1 – 3 �� 380 651 Wards 1 – 3 �� 431 261 Sheboygan Falls, city TOTAL �� 7,605 5,707 Wards 1, 2 & 9 �� 672 1,010 Wards 3 – 5 �� 730 766 VERNON COUNTY Wards 6 – 8 �� 692 715 Bergen Sherman Wards 1 – 3 �� 434 345 Wards 1 & 2 �� 257 674 Chaseburg, vil. �� 74 69 944 Wisconsin Blue Book 2013 – 2014

VOTE FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT BY WARD November 6, 2012 General Election–Continued Obama Romney Obama Romney and and and and Biden Ryan Biden Ryan District (Dem.) (Rep.) District (Dem.) (Rep.) Christiana Delavan Wards 1 & 2 �� 260 226 Wards 1 – 11 �� 1,127 1,583 Clinton Delavan, city Wards 1 & 2 �� 121 117 Wards 1 – 14 �� 1,842 1,671 Coon East Troy Wards 1 & 2 �� 233 193 Ward 1 �� 128 383 Coon Valley, vil. �� 246 172 Wards 2 & 3 �� 261 617 De Soto, vil. �� 64 50 Wards 4 – 6 �� 355 807 Forest �� 132 126 East Troy, vil. Franklin Wards 1 – 5 �� 881 1,531 Wards 1 & 2 �� 232 285 Elkhorn, city Genoa Wards 1 – 7 �� 2,116 2,473 Wards 1 & 2 �� 269 159 Ward 8 �� 0 0 Genoa, vil. �� 86 44 Fontana, vil. Greenwood �� 101 84 Wards 1 – 3 �� 340 603 Hamburg Geneva Wards 1 & 2 �� 298 250 Wards 1 – 8 �� 1,021 1,523 Harmony Genoa City, vil. Wards 1 – 3 �� 190 153 Wards 1 – 4 �� 574 708 Hillsboro Lafayette Wards 1 – 3 �� 174 176 Wards 1 – 3 �� 426 793 Hillsboro, city La Grange Wards 1 – 4 �� 400 260 Wards 1 – 3 �� 483 925 Jefferson Lake Geneva, city Wards 1 – 4 �� 316 247 Wards 1 & 2 �� 484 478 Kickapoo �� 163 111 Wards 3 & 4 �� 388 382 La Farge, vil. �� 217 108 Wards 5, 6 & 10 �� 431 438 Liberty �� 81 56 Wards 7 – 9 �� 414 369 Ontario, vil. �� 97 79 Linn Readstown, vil. �� 122 62 Wards 1 – 4 & 6 �� 400 652 Stark Ward 5 �� 81 169 Wards 1 & 2 �� 112 81 Lyons Sterling �� 138 162 Wards 1 – 7 �� 713 1,245 Stoddard, vil. �� 271 155 Mukwonago, vil. Union Ward 11 �� 24 39 Wards 1 – 3 �� 118 97 Richmond Viola, vil. �� 53 57 Wards 1 – 3 �� 485 548 Viroqua Sharon �� 189 297 Wards 1 – 4 �� 515 447 Sharon, vil. Viroqua, city Wards 1 & 2 �� 352 302 Wards 1 – 9 �� 1,326 830 Spring Prairie Webster Wards 1 – 4 �� 420 937 Wards 1 & 2 �� 211 120 Sugar Creek Westby, city Wards 1 – 5 �� 883 1,322 Wards 1 – 5 �� 707 383 Troy Wheatland �� 177 127 Wards 1 – 3 �� 515 985 Whitestown �� 106 111 Walworth TOTAL �� 8,044 5,942 Wards 1 – 3 �� 291 640 VILAS COUNTY Walworth, vil. Arbor Vitae Wards 1 – 3 �� 498 727 Wards 1 – 7 �� 880 1,192 Whitewater Boulder Junction Wards 1 & 2 �� 359 482 Wards 1 & 2 �� 303 419 Ward 3 �� 33 32 Cloverland Whitewater, city Wards 1 & 2 �� 279 428 Wards 1 & 2 �� 744 494 Conover Wards 3 & 4 �� 675 435 Wards 1 & 2 �� 338 473 Wards 5 & 6 �� 906 628 Eagle River, city Wards 7 – 9 �� 1,260 632 Wards 1 – 5 �� 314 382 Williams Bay, vil. Lac du Flambeau Wards 1 – 4 �� 576 885 Wards 1 – 7 �� 1,059 518 TOTAL �� 22,552 29,006 Land O’Lakes �� 229 357 WASHBURN COUNTY Lincoln Barronett �� 107 111 Wards 1 – 5 �� 616 927 Bashaw Manitowish Waters �� 156 370 Wards 1 – 3 �� 246 344 Phelps Bass Lake �� 125 167 Wards 1 & 2 �� 317 467 Beaver Brook Plum Lake Wards 1 – 3 �� 193 224 Wards 1 & 2 �� 164 218 Birchwood Presque Isle �� 222 335 Wards 1 – 3 �� 127 231 St. Germain Birchwood, vil. �� 115 105 Wards 1 & 2 �� 523 844 Brooklyn �� 81 79 Washington Casey �� 139 129 Wards 1 – 3 �� 434 598 Chicog Winchester �� 117 221 Wards 1 & 2 �� 110 71 TOTAL �� 5,951 7,749 Crystal WALWORTH COUNTY Wards 1 & 2 �� 65 88 Bloomfield Evergreen Wards 1 & 2 �� 325 383 Wards 1 & 2 �� 315 350 Bloomfield, vil. Frog Creek �� 40 39 Wards 1 – 5 �� 844 1,043 Gull Lake �� 65 50 Burlington, city Long Lake �� 212 218 Ward 9 �� 0 0 Madge Darien Wards 1 – 3 �� 187 158 Wards 1 – 3 �� 353 517 Minong Darien, vil. Wards 1 & 2 �� 277 278 Wards 1 & 2 �� 355 328 Minong, vil. �� 149 95 Sarona �� 83 133 Elections 945

VOTE FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT BY WARD November 6, 2012 General Election–Continued Obama Romney Obama Romney and and and and Biden Ryan Biden Ryan District (Dem.) (Rep.) District (Dem.) (Rep.) Shell Lake, city Ward 4 �� 252 462 Wards 1 & 2 �� 415 342 Ward 5 �� 413 968 Spooner Ward 6 �� 206 589 Wards 1 – 3 �� 202 246 Ward 7 �� 307 635 Spooner, city Ward 8 �� 466 833 Wards 1 – 4 �� 649 570 Ward 9 �� 331 719 Springbrook �� 107 137 Ward 10 �� 359 895 Stinnett �� 49 75 Ward 11 �� 305 685 Stone Lake �� 121 166 Ward 12 �� 387 962 Trego Ward 13 �� 346 851 Wards 1 & 2 �� 268 293 Ward 14 �� 222 754 TOTAL �� 4,447 4,699 Ward 15 �� 314 737 WASHINGTON COUNTY Ward 16 �� 110 333 Addison Ward 17 �� 376 804 Wards 1 – 6 �� 504 1,604 Ward 18 �� 285 600 Barton Ward 19 �� 272 576 Wards 1 – 4 �� 478 1,238 Ward 20 �� 300 733 Erin Ward 21 �� 308 595 Wards 1 – 4 �� 654 1,916 Ward 22 �� 459 811 Farmington Ward 23 �� 349 643 Wards 1 – 5 �� 533 1,679 Ward 24 �� 466 813 Germantown �� 46 124 Butler, vil. Germantown, vil. Wards 1 – 3 �� 431 647 Wards 1, 8, 10 & 11 �� 840 2,214 Chenequa, vil. �� 48 327 Wards 2 & 5 – 7 �� 1,069 1,800 Delafield Wards 3, 4, 9, 16 & 17 �� 1,008 2,030 Wards 1, 2, 5 & 6 �� 497 1,527 Wards 12 – 15 �� 922 2,394 Wards 3 & 4 �� 218 967 Hartford Wards 7 & 8 �� 221 707 Wards 1 – 5 �� 588 1,693 Wards 9 – 11 �� 358 954 Hartford, city Delafield, city Wards 1 & 2 �� 334 759 Wards 1 – 14 �� 1,376 2,948 Wards 3 – 5 �� 425 891 Dousman, vil. Wards 6, 9, 10, 15 – 17 Wards 1 – 3 �� 413 938 & 20 �� 775 1,362 Eagle Wards 7 & 8 �� 112 219 Wards 1 – 4 �� 576 1,617 Wards 11 – 14 �� 935 1,500 Eagle, vil. Jackson Wards 1 & 2 �� 283 807 Wards 1 – 6 �� 579 2,239 Elm Grove, vil. Jackson, vil. Wards 1 – 4 �� 710 1,605 Wards 1 – 9 �� 1,172 2,715 Wards 5 – 8 �� 678 1,363 Kewaskum Genesee Wards 1 & 2 �� 189 508 Wards 1, 3, 5 & 9 �� 396 1,144 Kewaskum, vil. Wards 2, 4 & 10 �� 447 1,153 Wards 1 – 5 �� 682 1,573 Wards 6 – 8 �� 522 1,286 Milwaukee, city Hartland, vil. Ward 318 �� 0 0 Wards 1 – 6 �� 909 1,701 Newburg, vil. Wards 7 – 12 �� 762 1,965 Wards 1 & 2 �� 157 461 Lac la Belle, vil. �� 44 174 Polk Lannon, vil. Wards 1 – 6 �� 601 1,948 Wards 1 & 2 �� 249 432 Richfield, vil. Lisbon Wards 1 & 2 �� 422 1,372 Wards 1 & 6 �� 571 1,572 Ward 3 �� 186 487 Ward 2 �� 465 954 Ward 4 �� 176 678 Ward 3 �� 184 546 Wards 5 & 6 �� 519 1,661 Wards 4 & 5 �� 607 1,710 Wards 7 – 9 �� 573 1,580 Menomonee Falls, vil. Slinger, vil. Ward 1 �� 499 904 Wards 1 – 8 �� 862 2,011 Ward 2 �� 295 532 Trenton Ward 3 �� 440 725 Wards 1, 2 & 8 �� 178 457 Ward 4 �� 201 396 Wards 3 – 7 �� 592 1,763 Ward 5 �� 383 542 Wayne Ward 6 �� 453 720 Wards 1 – 3 �� 266 1,028 Ward 7 �� 184 308 West Bend Ward 8 �� 304 474 Wards 1 – 10 �� 787 2,299 Ward 9 �� 401 532 West Bend, city Ward 10 �� 281 548 Wards 1 – 3 �� 751 1,281 Ward 11 �� 309 527 Wards 4 – 6 �� 887 1,363 Ward 12 �� 212 355 Wards 7 & 8 �� 761 1,580 Ward 13 �� 383 847 Wards 9 & 10 �� 662 1,320 Ward 14 �� 464 933 Wards 11 – 14 �� 724 1,126 Ward 15 �� 445 910 Wards 15 – 19 �� 716 1,224 Ward 16 �� 216 371 Wards 20 – 22 �� 705 1,214 Ward 17 �� 414 756 Wards 23, 24 & 26 �� 795 1,451 Ward 18 �� 345 655 Ward 25 �� 1 3 Ward 19 �� 367 738 TOTAL �� 23,166 54,765 Ward 20 �� 425 753 Ward 21 �� 351 776 WAUKESHA COUNTY Big Bend, vil. Ward 22 �� 223 517 Wards 1 – 3 �� 239 545 Ward 23 �� 272 634 Brookfield Merton Wards 1, 3 & 4 �� 440 922 Wards 1 – 3 & 7 – 9 �� 763 2,937 Wards 2, 6 & 8 �� 496 731 Wards 4 – 6 & 10 �� 452 1,346 Wards 5 & 7 �� 264 630 Merton, vil. Ward 9 �� 98 192 Wards 1 – 4 �� 380 1,552 Ward 10 �� 122 219 Milwaukee, city Brookfield, city Ward 319 �� 0 0 Ward 1 �� 367 733 Mukwonago Ward 2 �� 441 869 Wards 1 – 3 & 7 – 11 �� 869 2,490 Ward 3 �� 444 875 Wards 4 – 6 �� 378 1,157 946 Wisconsin Blue Book 2013 – 2014

VOTE FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT BY WARD November 6, 2012 General Election–Continued Obama Romney Obama Romney and and and and Biden Ryan Biden Ryan District (Dem.) (Rep.) District (Dem.) (Rep.) Mukwonago, vil. Ward 10 �� 335 448 Wards 1 – 10 �� 1,312 2,768 Ward 11 �� 271 326 Muskego, city Ward 12 �� 596 984 Wards 1 – 3 �� 753 1,771 Ward 13 �� 358 691 Wards 4 & 5 �� 666 1,412 Ward 14 �� 501 527 Wards 6 – 8 �� 765 1,559 Ward 15 �� 287 306 Wards 9 & 10 �� 640 1,290 Ward 16 �� 324 351 Wards 11 & 12 �� 632 1,623 Ward 17 �� 665 1,005 Wards 13 & 14 �� 599 1,610 Ward 18 �� 642 527 Wards 15 & 16 �� 567 1,504 Ward 19 �� 531 631 Nashotah, vil. Ward 20 �� 553 939 Wards 1 & 2 �� 234 691 Ward 21 �� 430 677 New Berlin, city Ward 22 �� 407 572 Ward 1 �� 451 807 Ward 23 �� 358 570 Ward 2 �� 358 624 Ward 24 �� 312 363 Ward 3 �� 459 823 Ward 25 �� 387 364 Ward 4 �� 444 735 Ward 26 �� 229 177 Ward 5 �� 706 1,047 Ward 27 �� 16 16 Ward 6 �� 190 210 Ward 28 �� 259 217 Ward 7 �� 34 93 Ward 29 �� 234 219 Ward 8 �� 589 1,056 Ward 30 �� 585 974 Ward 9 �� 556 854 Ward 31 �� 431 900 Ward 10 �� 86 209 Ward 32 �� 488 868 Ward 11 �� 160 415 Ward 33 �� 457 729 Ward 12 �� 54 125 Ward 34 �� 152 188 Ward 13 �� 54 142 Ward 35 �� 405 797 Ward 14 �� 2 5 Ward 36 �� 650 1,356 Ward 15 �� 375 767 Ward 37 �� 418 523 Ward 16 �� 461 1,082 Ward 38 �� 631 822 Ward 17 �� 70 116 TOTAL �� 78,779 162,798 Ward 18 �� 665 1,163 WAUPACA COUNTY Ward 19 �� 49 105 Bear Creek �� 135 250 Ward 20 �� 99 253 Big Falls, vil. �� 17 21 Ward 21 �� 464 918 Caledonia Ward 22 �� 478 829 Wards 1 & 2 �� 352 616 Ward 23 �� 319 664 Clintonville, city Ward 24 �� 546 1,199 Wards 1 – 8 �� 915 997 Ward 25 �� 255 533 Dayton Ward 26 �� 310 926 Wards 1 – 4 �� 665 951 Ward 27 �� 601 1,151 Dupont North Prairie, vil. Wards 1 & 2 �� 116 205 Wards 1 – 3 �� 348 999 Embarrass, vil. �� 53 97 Oconomowoc Farmington Wards 1, 2 & 4 �� 525 1,576 Wards 1 – 6 �� 968 1,116 Wards 3, 6 & 7 �� 549 1,207 Fremont Wards 5, 8 & 9 �� 453 1,283 Wards 1 & 2 �� 146 216 Ward 10 �� 7 16 Fremont, vil. �� 132 274 Oconomowoc, city Harrison �� 114 135 Wards 1 – 3 �� 874 1,687 Helvetia Wards 4 – 6 �� 779 1,580 Wards 1 & 2 �� 133 228 Wards 7 – 9 �� 749 1,427 Iola Wards 10 – 12 �� 755 1,476 Wards 1 & 2 �� 227 319 Oconomowoc Lake, vil. �� 81 302 Iola, vil. Ottawa Wards 1 & 2 �� 337 310 Wards 1 – 5 �� 722 1,771 Larrabee Pewaukee, vil. Wards 1 & 2 �� 269 419 Wards 1 – 5 �� 877 1,834 Lebanon Wards 6 – 10 �� 789 1,286 Wards 1 – 3 �� 394 464 Pewaukee, city Lind Wards 1 – 4 �� 876 2,475 Wards 1 – 3 �� 333 471 Wards 5 – 7 �� 825 2,087 Little Wolf Wards 8 – 10 �� 904 2,147 Wards 1 – 3 �� 250 472 Summit, vil. Manawa, city Wards 1 & 6 �� 258 719 Wards 1 – 3 �� 237 297 Wards 2 – 5 �� 564 1,390 Marion, city Sussex, vil. Wards 1 – 3 �� 227 312 Wards 1, 3 & 8 �� 643 1,179 Matteson �� 191 305 Wards 2 & 4 �� 640 1,275 Mukwa Ward 5 �� 296 650 Wards 1 & 2 �� 272 286 Wards 6 & 7 �� 362 1,115 Wards 3 – 5 �� 462 562 Vernon New London, city Wards 1 & 8 – 11 �� 639 1,626 Wards 3, 4 & 8 �� 342 361 Wards 2 – 7 �� 790 2,024 Wards 6 & 7 �� 334 324 Wales, vil. Wards 9 & 10 �� 309 247 Wards 1 – 4 �� 542 1,162 Wards 11 & 12 �� 305 177 Waukesha Ogdensburg, vil. �� 47 34 Wards 1 & 8 �� 369 589 Royalton Wards 2 – 6 �� 744 1,939 Wards 1 & 2 �� 276 470 Wards 7 – 11 �� 592 1,555 St. Lawrence Ward 12 �� 2 5 Wards 1 & 2 �� 160 192 Waukesha, city Scandinavia Ward 1 �� 449 692 Wards 1 & 2 �� 323 337 Ward 2 �� 514 707 Scandinavia, vil. �� 99 92 Ward 3 �� 151 213 Union Ward 4 �� 238 283 Wards 1 & 2 �� 175 224 Ward 5 �� 497 523 Waupaca Ward 6 �� 583 578 Wards 1 & 2 �� 269 387 Ward 7 �� 783 602 Waupaca, city Ward 8 �� 118 138 Wards 1 – 12 �� 1,409 1,238 Ward 9 �� 559 842 Weyauwega �� 134 170 Elections 947

VOTE FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT BY WARD November 6, 2012 General Election–Continued Obama Romney Obama Romney and and and and Biden Ryan Biden Ryan District (Dem.) (Rep.) District (Dem.) (Rep.) Weyauwega,city Ward 3 �� 792 496 Wards 1 – 3 �� 371 344 Ward 4 �� 686 499 Wyoming �� 80 82 Ward 5 �� 639 338 TOTAL �� 11,578 14,002 Ward 6 �� 736 373 WAUSHARA COUNTY Ward 7 �� 776 511 Aurora �� 190 320 Ward 8 �� 771 392 Berlin, city Ward 9 �� 551 278 Ward 7 �� 13 36 Ward 10 �� 761 460 Bloomfield Ward 11 �� 684 473 Wards 1 & 2 �� 149 368 Ward 12 �� 685 352 Coloma �� 177 194 Ward 13 �� 690 567 Coloma, vil. �� 104 98 Ward 14 �� 683 596 Dakota Ward 15 �� 704 497 Wards 1 & 2 �� 202 340 Ward 16 �� 766 656 Deerfield �� 182 240 Ward 17 �� 752 428 Hancock �� 108 172 Ward 18 �� 629 609 Hancock, vil. �� 108 102 Ward 19 �� 479 464 Leon Ward 20 �� 195 279 Wards 1 – 3 �� 381 466 Ward 21 �� 576 451 Lohrville, vil. �� 114 79 Ward 22A �� 717 810 Marion Ward 22B �� 0 0 Wards 1 – 4 �� 502 673 Ward 23A �� 565 515 Mount Morris Ward 23B �� 55 23 Wards 1 & 2 �� 329 407 Ward 24 �� 353 347 Oasis �� 85 134 Ward 25A �� 160 105 Plainfield �� 101 156 Ward 25B �� 589 352 Plainfield, vil. �� 188 174 Ward 26 �� 401 323 Poy Sippi �� 171 311 Ward 27 �� 775 405 Redgranite, vil. Ward 28A �� 617 443 Wards 1 – 3 �� 236 175 Ward 28B �� 129 89 Richford Ward 29A �� 173 269 Wards 1 & 2 �� 82 150 Ward 29B �� 0 0 Rose Ward 30 �� 76 73 Wards 1 & 2 �� 180 156 Ward 31 �� 218 169 Saxeville �� 262 312 Ward 32 �� 0 0 Springwater Ward 33 �� 0 0 Wards 1 & 2 �� 401 423 Ward 34 �� 2 0 Warren �� 170 161 Ward 35 �� 0 0 Wautoma Poygan Wards 1 – 3 �� 338 402 Wards 1 & 2 �� 323 425 Wautoma, city Rushford Wards 1 – 3 �� 377 368 Wards 1 & 2 �� 371 494 Wild Rose, vil. �� 185 145 Utica TOTAL �� 5,335 6,562 Wards 1 & 2 �� 306 494 Vinland WINNEBAGO COUNTY Algoma Wards 1A & 2 �� 498 667 Wards 1, 2 & 7 – 10 �� 931 1,256 Ward 1B �� 3 0 Wards 3 – 6 �� 888 1,301 Winchester Appleton, city Wards 1 & 2 �� 452 656 Ward 31 �� 63 44 Winneconne Ward 32 �� 225 149 Wards 1 – 4 �� 615 894 Black Wolf Ward 5 �� 8 9 Wards 1 – 3 �� 658 943 Winneconne, vil. Clayton Wards 1 – 4 �� 584 773 Wards 1 – 7 �� 879 1,478 Wolf River Menasha Wards 1 & 2A �� 167 351 Wards 1, 2, 4 & 7 �� 1,401 1,822 Wards 2B & 2C �� 98 125 Wards 3, 5 & 6 �� 1,191 1,415 TOTAL �� 45,449 42,122 Wards 8 – 10 �� 974 888 WOOD COUNTY Wards 11 – 13 �� 1,041 677 Arpin Menasha, city Wards 1 – 3 �� 182 256 Ward 1B �� 0 0 Arpin, vil. �� 86 52 Wards 1A, 2, 4 & 7 �� 1,155 779 Auburndale �� 144 260 Wards 3, 14 & 15 �� 550 388 Auburndale, vil. �� 154 195 Wards 5A, 6, 8 & 9 �� 1,214 817 Biron, vil. �� 230 244 Ward 5B �� 0 0 Cameron �� 115 181 Wards 10 – 13, 21 & 22 �� 1,275 898 Cary �� 85 142 Neenah Cranmoor �� 40 73 Wards 1 – 4 �� 903 1,175 Dexter �� 103 83 Neenah, city Grand Rapids Wards 1 – 4 �� 1,314 977 Wards 1 – 11 �� 2,155 2,454 Wards 5 – 8 �� 1,056 720 Hansen �� 156 248 Wards 9 – 12 �� 1,212 1,320 Hewitt, vil. �� 191 253 Wards 13 – 16 �� 1,095 1,112 Hiles �� 34 62 Wards 17 – 20 �� 1,184 871 Lincoln Wards 21 – 25 �� 1,359 1,350 Wards 1 & 2 �� 372 549 Nekimi Marshfield �� 195 265 Wards 1 & 2 �� 359 528 Marshfield, city Nepeuskun �� 160 251 Wards 1 & 11 �� 329 323 Omro Ward 2 �� 345 349 Wards 1 – 3 �� 568 695 Wards 3 & 13 �� 531 645 Omro, city Wards 4 & 14 �� 514 558 Wards 1 – 7 �� 855 814 Wards 5 & 15 �� 431 418 Oshkosh Wards 6 & 17 �� 530 542 Wards 1A & 2 – 5 �� 641 913 Wards 7 & 16 �� 405 416 Ward 1B �� 15 23 Wards 8, 19, 22 & 23 �� 516 536 Oshkosh, city Wards 9 & 18 �� 494 371 Ward 1 �� 702 528 Ward 10 �� 390 380 Ward 2 �� 771 460 Milladore �� 181 174 Milladore, vil. �� 69 59 948 Wisconsin Blue Book 2013 – 2014

VOTE FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT BY WARD November 6, 2012 General Election–Continued Obama Romney Obama Romney and and and and Biden Ryan Biden Ryan District (Dem.) (Rep.) District (Dem.) (Rep.) Nekoosa, city Seneca Wards 1 – 4 �� 570 562 Wards 1 – 3 �� 301 325 Pittsville, city �� 171 266 Sherry �� 198 231 Port Edwards Sigel Wards 1 – 4 �� 344 371 Wards 1 – 3 �� 277 302 Port Edwards, vil. Vesper, vil. �� 117 175 Wards 1 – 3 �� 455 514 Wisconsin Rapids, city Remington �� 55 77 Wards 1 – 5 �� 1,244 1,007 Richfield Wards 6 – 15 & 24 �� 2,006 1,673 Wards 1 – 3 �� 306 492 Wards 16 – 23 & 25 �� 1,378 1,264 Rock �� 185 290 Wood �� 200 259 Rudolph TOTAL �� 18,581 19,704 Wards 1 & 2 �� 291 311 Rudolph, vil. �� 142 109 Saratoga Wards 1 – 4 �� 569 593 Wards 5 – 8 �� 795 795

Dem. – Democratic Party; Rep. – Republican Party. Note: Other presidential and vice presidential candidates received the following votes: Virgil Goode and Jim Clymer (Constitution) – 4,930; Ross C. Rocky Anderson and Luis J. Rodriguez (write-in) (Independent) – 112; Roseanne Barr and Cindy Lee Sheehan (write-in) (Independent) – 88; Gary Johnson and James P. Gray (Independent) – 20,439; Gloria La Riva and Filberto Ramirez, Jr. (Independent) – 526; Jill Stein and Ben Manski (Independent) – 7,665; Jerry White and Phyllis Scherrer (Independent) – 553. All municipalities are towns, unless noted as a village (vil.) or city. Source: Official records of the Government Accountability Board, Elections Division. Scattered votes omitted.