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Elections in Wisconsin: February 2014 through May 2015 primary, spring, general, and special elections

14th Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry Memorial at Camp Randall

(Sarah Girkin) 870 Wisconsin Blue Book 2015 – 2016

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 2014 there were about 4,416,501 potential voters 18 years of age and older. According to the Government Accountability Board, an estimated 54.8% of eligible voters cast 2,422,040 ballots in the 2014 gubernatorial 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 Identification. 2011 Act 23 made a photo ID a requirement for receiving a ballot in all special and regular elections. Beginning with the 2015 Senate District 33 primary and special election, each voter must present one of a number of specified forms of identification when voting in an election in this state. 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 Elections in Wisconsin 871

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, candidates 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- 872 Wisconsin Blue Book 2015 – 2016

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 governor 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. Elections in Wisconsin 873

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 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 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- 874 Wisconsin Blue Book 2015 – 2016

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- 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 2015 Senate District 33 special election, 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. 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. Elections in Wisconsin 875

Regulation of Contributions Wisconsin regulates campaign finance according to function – contribution or expenditure – with separate dollar limits and reporting requirements. 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 876 Wisconsin Blue Book 2015 – 2016

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 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 877

CREATING A TRANSPORTATION FUND AND A DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION Creating Article IV, Section 9 (2) and Article VIII, Section 11; 2011 SJR 23 (JR 4); 2013 AJR 2 (JR 1); Adopted. Ballot Question: “Creation of a Transportation Fund. Shall section 9 (2) of article IV and section 11 of article VIII of the constitution be created to require that revenues generated by use of the state transportation system be deposited into a transportation fund administered by a department of transportation for the exclusive purpose of funding Wisconsin’s transportation systems and to prohibit any transfers or lapses from this fund?” Text of Sections: [Article IV] Section 9 (2) The legislature shall provide by law for the establishment of a department of transportation and a transportation fund. [Article VIII] Section 11. All funds collected by the state from any taxes or fees levied or imposed for the licensing of motor vehicle operators, for the titling, licensing, or registration of motor vehicles, for motor vehicle fuel, or for the use of roadways, highways, or bridges, and from taxes and fees levied or imposed for aircraft, airline property, or aviation fuel or for railroads or railroad property shall be deposited only into the transportation fund or with a trustee for the benefit of the department of transportation or the holders of transportation-related revenue bonds, except for of transportation or the holders of transportation-related revenue bonds, except for collections from taxes or fees in existence on December 31, 2010, that were not being deposited in the transportation fund on that date. None of the funds collected or received by the state from any source and deposited into the transportation fund shall be lapsed, further transferred, or appropriated to any program that is not directly administered by the department of transportation in furtherance of the department’s responsibility for the planning, promotion, and protection of all transportation systems in the state except for programs for which there was an appropriation from the transportation fund on December 31, 2010. In this section, the term “motor vehicle” does not include any all-terrain vehicles, snowmobiles, or watercraft. COUNTY VOTE FOR CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT November 4, 2014 General Election County Yes No County Yes No Adams �� 6,280 1,408 Marinette �� 12,513 2,522 Ashland �� 4,635 1,134 Marquette �� 4,962 1,183 Barron �� 12,932 2,872 Menominee �� 582 182 Bayfield �� 5,916 1,441 Milwaukee �� 238,037 68,062 Brown �� 73,187 16,254 Monroe �� 11,540 2,738 Buffalo �� 4,083 1,096 Oconto �� 12,293 3,097 Burnett �� 5,298 917 Oneida �� 13,659 2,459 Calumet �� 16,127 3,030 Outagamie �� 56,482 12,695 Chippewa �� 17,896 4,608 Ozaukee �� 33,962 6,302 Clark �� 8,215 2,210 Pepin �� 2,263 723 Columbia �� 18,163 4,728 Pierce �� 11,018 2,708 Crawford �� 4,725 1,238 Polk �� 12,594 2,664 Dane �� 165,627 68,813 Portage �� 22,054 5,653 Dodge �� 25,925 5,199 Price �� 4,860 1,130 Door �� 11,004 2,407 Racine �� 57,928 14,458 Douglas �� 12,366 2,324 Richland �� 5,014 1,287 Dunn �� 11,267 3,213 Rock �� 41,847 11,494 Eau Claire �� 29,974 8,276 Rusk �� 4,436 960 Florence �� 1,585 329 St. Croix �� 25,567 6,128 Fond du Lac �� 31,630 6,528 Sauk �� 18,295 4,182 Forest �� 2,759 541 Sawyer �� 5,261 1,071 Grant �� 13,194 3,172 Shawano �� 12,731 2,762 Green �� 10,704 2,661 Sheboygan �� 38,243 7,103 Green Lake �� 6,091 1,432 Taylor �� 5,761 1,324 Iowa �� 7,499 2,504 Trempealeau �� 8,242 2,043 Iron �� 2,223 445 Vernon �� 8,812 2,314 Jackson �� 5,735 1,519 Vilas �� 8,315 1,381 Jefferson �� 25,901 7,010 Walworth �� 28,426 6,787 Juneau �� 6,830 1,687 Washburn �� 5,372 1,278 Kenosha �� 42,106 9,162 Washington �� 52,165 9,586 Kewaunee �� 6,691 1,612 Waukesha �� 149,687 31,132 La Crosse �� 36,294 8,235 Waupaca �� 15,817 3,571 Lafayette �� 4,557 1,239 Waushara �� 7,649 1,568 Langlade �� 6,603 1,250 Winnebago �� 50,831 9,935 Lincoln �� 9,546 1,776 Wood �� 24,502 4,841 Manitowoc �� 24,649 5,987 TOTAL �� 1,733,101 434,806 Marathon �� 43,164 9,226 Source: Official records of the Government Accountability Board, Elections Division. Scattered votes omitted. 878 Wisconsin Blue Book 2015 – 2016

ELECTION OF CHIEF JUSTICE Amending Article VII, Section 4 (2); 2013 SJR 57 (JR 16); 2015 SJR 2 (JR 2); Adopted. Ballot Question: “Election of Chief Justice. Shall section 4 (2) of Article VII of the constitution be amended to direct that a chief justice of the supreme court shall be elected for a two-year term by a majority of the justices then serving on the court?” Text of Section: [Article VII] Section 4 (2) The chief justice of the supreme court shall be elected for a term of 2 years by a majority of the justices then serving on the court. The justice so designated as chief justice may, irrevocably, decline to serve as chief justice or resign as chief justice but continue to serve as a justice of the supreme court. COUNTY VOTE FOR CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT April 7, 2015 Spring Election County Yes No County Yes No Adams �� 2,381 1,735 Marinette �� 3,701 2,816 Ashland �� 905 1,437 Marquette �� 1,893 1,086 Barron �� 3,156 2,328 Menominee �� 142 183 Bayfield �� 1,313 1,914 Milwaukee �� 42,175 49,810 Brown �� 20,894 16,995 Monroe �� 2,081 1,826 Buffalo �� 1,501 937 Oconto �� 4,380 3,044 Burnett �� 1,354 882 Oneida �� 3,402 2,866 Calumet �� 3,733 2,696 Outagamie �� 10,866 9,919 Chippewa �� 3,839 3,103 Ozaukee �� 13,068 6,470 Clark �� 2,865 1,747 Pepin �� 1,147 712 Columbia �� 4,969 4,661 Pierce �� 3,137 2,288 Crawford �� 1,179 1,096 Polk �� 3,327 2,208 Dane �� 30,490 69,815 Portage �� 4,847 5,579 Dodge �� 7,507 4,707 Price �� 1,377 1,212 Door �� 3,340 3,498 Racine �� 17,405 11,979 Douglas �� 3,333 3,323 Richland �� 1,140 1,495 Dunn �� 2,517 2,262 Rock �� 10,067 10,106 Eau Claire �� 4,924 6,283 Rusk �� 1,609 1,034 Florence �� 372 229 St. Croix �� 5,286 3,764 Fond du Lac �� 8,400 5,555 Sauk �� 3,542 4,454 Forest �� 1,272 636 Sawyer �� 1,573 1,139 Grant �� 4,069 3,182 Shawano �� 3,284 2,395 Green �� 3,382 3,247 Sheboygan �� 11,610 6,877 Green Lake �� 2,080 1,129 Taylor �� 1,922 1,058 Iowa �� 1,768 2,184 Trempealeau �� 2,102 1,725 Iron �� 760 526 Vernon �� 2,392 2,358 Jackson �� 2,806 1,644 Vilas �� 2,992 1,856 Jefferson �� 6,986 5,007 Walworth �� 9,690 5,646 Juneau �� 1,946 1,460 Washburn �� 1,780 1,327 Kenosha �� 9,327 7,382 Washington �� 14,256 5,681 Kewaunee �� 2,612 1,698 Waukesha �� 43,969 19,003 La Crosse �� 7,217 8,496 Waupaca �� 4,381 3,250 Lafayette �� 1,728 1,356 Waushara �� 2,108 1,320 Langlade �� 3,187 1,878 Winnebago �� 9,957 9,326 Lincoln �� 2,212 2,028 Wood �� 4,722 4,966 Manitowoc �� 9,728 6,474 TOTAL �� 433,533 384,503 Marathon �� 12,151 10,195 Source: Official records of the Government Accountability Board, Elections Division. Scattered votes omitted. Elections 879

COUNTY VOTE FOR SUPREME COURT JUSTICE April 7, 2015 Spring Election Ann W. James P. County County Bradley* Daley Total Adams �� 2,549 1,521 4,073 Ashland �� 1,670 654 2,326 Barron �� 2,904 2,448 5,357 Bayfield �� 2,243 953 3,210 Brown �� 21,747 15,447 37,256 Buffalo �� 1,469 896 2,366 Burnett �� 1,094 1,056 2,150 Calumet �� 3,336 2,993 6,329 Chippewa �� 4,277 2,744 7,021 Clark �� 2,709 1,965 4,674 Columbia �� 5,756 3,898 9,660 Crawford �� 1,569 695 2,264 Dane �� 78,654 21,732 100,492 Dodge �� 5,739 6,348 12,087 Door �� 4,326 2,271 6,612 Douglas �� 4,232 2,262 6,498 Dunn �� 2,896 1,796 4,692 Eau Claire �� 7,562 3,616 11,197 Florence �� 302 265 567 Fond du Lac �� 6,734 7,193 13,927 Forest �� 1,115 689 1,806 Grant �� 4,360 2,729 7,095 Green �� 4,050 2,484 6,540 Green Lake �� 1,584 1,588 3,172 Iowa �� 2,723 1,214 3,937 Iron �� 705 508 1,217 Jackson �� 2,837 1,451 4,288 Jefferson �� 5,895 6,026 11,936 Juneau �� 2,093 1,295 3,394 Kenosha �� 9,483 6,919 16,416 Kewaunee �� 2,507 1,684 4,191 La Crosse �� 10,497 5,163 15,660 Lafayette �� 1,876 1,236 3,113 Langlade �� 3,061 1,991 5,052 Lincoln �� 2,767 1,616 4,384 Manitowoc �� 8,951 6,821 15,772 Marathon �� 14,960 8,112 23,099 Marinette �� 3,858 2,484 6,342 Marquette �� 1,559 1,374 2,938 Menominee �� 215 81 296 Milwaukee �� 55,479 35,788 91,387 Monroe �� 2,514 1,404 3,922 Oconto �� 4,200 3,015 7,215 Oneida �� 3,871 2,536 6,417 Outagamie �� 11,897 8,770 20,667 Ozaukee �� 7,848 11,133 18,981 Pepin �� 1,120 652 1,772 Pierce �� 3,203 1,990 5,193 Polk �� 2,913 2,430 5,343 Portage �� 7,304 3,300 10,614 Price �� 1,627 1,009 2,636 Racine �� 14,925 13,767 28,692 Richland �� 1,929 785 2,714 Rock �� 10,846 9,965 20,832 Rusk �� 1,473 1,170 2,643 St. Croix �� 4,861 3,742 8,621 Sauk �� 5,259 2,810 8,069 Sawyer �� 1,613 1,202 2,817 Shawano �� 3,169 2,458 5,631 Sheboygan �� 8,870 9,434 18,329 Taylor �� 1,880 1,152 3,032 Trempealeau �� 2,560 1,252 3,814 Vernon �� 3,287 1,527 4,814 Vilas �� 2,620 2,195 4,825 Walworth �� 7,021 7,974 15,019 Washburn �� 1,608 1,344 2,952 Washington �� 6,366 13,383 19,765 Waukesha �� 21,229 42,005 63,310 Waupaca �� 4,285 3,232 7,523 Waushara �� 1,828 1,568 3,396 Winnebago �� 11,345 7,694 19,069 Wood �� 6,052 3,728 9,780 TOTAL �� 471,866 340,632 813,200 *Incumbent. Source: Official records of the Government Accountability Board, Elections Division. County totals include scattered votes. 880 Wisconsin Blue Book 2015 – 2016

DISTRICT VOTE FOR COURT OF APPEALS April 1, 2014 Spring Election District I Patricia S County County Curley* Total Milwaukee �� 42,961 43,464 TOTAL �� 42,961 43,464

District II Lisa S. County County Neubauer* Total Calumet �� 3,149 3,154 Fond du Lac �� 5,659 5,663 Green Lake �� 2,414 2,423 Kenosha �� 10,770 10,853 Manitowoc �� 8,400 8,446 Ozaukee �� 5,478 5,525 Racine �� 9,353 9,399 Sheboygan �� 7,747 7,801 Walworth �� 7,853 7,917 Washington �� 9,127 9,157 Waukesha �� 31,085 31,175 Winnebago �� 14,486 14,602 TOTAL �� 115,521 116,115

District IV Gary E. County County Sherman* Total Adams �� 1,665 1,674 Clark �� 2,505 2,516 Columbia �� 5,006 5,044 Crawford �� 1,409 1,411 Dane �� 42,192 42,734 Dodge �� 5,534 5,556 Grant �� 4,133 4,160 Green �� 2,771 2,789 Iowa �� 1,849 1,859 Jackson �� 1,858 1,868 Jefferson �� 7,771 7,842 Juneau �� 1,532 1,537 La Crosse �� 9,516 9,570 Lafayette �� 1,732 1,739 Marquette �� 1,107 1,115 Monroe �� 4,726 4,745 Portage �� 3,784 3,804 Richland �� 1,302 1,307 Rock �� 10,343 10,409 Sauk �� 6,401 6,419 Vernon �� 2,086 2,095 Waupaca �� 5,014 5,024 Waushara �� 1,332 1,337 Wood �� 7,448 7,471 TOTAL �� 133,016 134,025 *Incumbent. Source: Official records of the Government Accountability Board, Elections Division. County totals include scattered votes. Elections 881

DISTRICT VOTE FOR COURT OF APPEALS April 7, 2015 Spring Election District I Kitty K. County County Brennan* Total Milwaukee �� 52,442 53,062 TOTAL �� 52,442 53,062

District III Kristina M. Mark A. County County Bourget Seidl Total Ashland �� 1,023 822 1,850 Barron �� 2,251 2,400 4,659 Bayfield �� 1,377 1,207 2,590 Brown �� 11,881 19,389 31,385 Buffalo �� 1,148 1,001 2,150 Burnett �� 839 995 1,834 Chippewa �� 3,563 2,690 6,253 Door �� 2,380 2,843 5,244 Douglas �� 3,216 2,457 5,682 Dunn �� 2,328 1,721 4,049 Eau Claire �� 6,454 3,358 9,849 Florence �� 209 306 515 Forest �� 563 1,015 1,579 Iron �� 499 547 1,051 Kewaunee �� 1,235 2,593 3,828 Langlade �� 1,366 3,016 4,385 Lincoln �� 2,379 1,322 3,708 Marathon �� 4,993 15,607 20,653 Marinette �� 2,285 3,308 5,593 Menominee �� 134 98 232 Oconto �� 2,474 4,051 6,525 Oneida �� 1,965 3,478 5,448 Outagamie �� 6,800 10,018 16,818 Pepin �� 832 803 1,635 Pierce �� 2,563 2,174 4,737 Polk �� 2,289 2,558 4,847 Price �� 757 1,524 2,281 Rusk �� 996 1,258 2,254 St. Croix �� 3,981 3,674 7,681 Sawyer �� 1,119 1,365 2,486 Shawano �� 1,723 3,194 4,918 Taylor �� 767 1,968 2,735 Trempealeau �� 1,845 1,612 3,462 Vilas �� 1,541 2,548 4,099 Washburn �� 1,290 1,227 2,521 TOTAL �� 81,065 108,147 189,536 *Incumbent. Source: Official records of the Government Accountability Board, Elections Division. County totals include scattered votes. 882 Wisconsin Blue Book 2015 – 2016

VOTE FOR CIRCUIT JUDGES February 18, 2014 Spring Primary Circuit Court Vote Dunn County Circuit Court, Branch 1 Roger M. Hillestad �� 221 Christina M. Mayer �� 583 James M. Peterson �� 671 Waupaca County Circuit Court, Branch 2 Vicki Taggatz Clussman �� 700 Brenda Starr Freeman �� 594 Edmund J. Jelinski �� 630 Keith A. Steckbauer �� 841 Source: Official records of the Government Accountability Board, Elections Division. Scattered votes omitted.

February 17, 2015 Spring Primary Circuit Court Vote Jackson County Circuit Court Anna L. Becker �� 1,018 Daniel Diehn �� 809 Michelle Greendeer (write-in) �� 175 Robyn Matousek �� 305 Mark A. Radcliffe �� 233 James C. Ritland �� 85 La Crosse County Circuit Court, Branch 5 Brian K. Barton �� 1,468 Gloria L. Doyle �� 3,657 Candice C.M. Tlustosch �� 1,443 Lafayette County Circuit Court Kate Findley �� 409 Gayle Jebbia �� 350 Duane M. Jorgenson �� 896 Guy M. Taylor �� 285 Sheboygan County Circuit Court, Branch 4 Catherine Q. Delahunt �� 2,865 Matthew P. Mooney �� 1,297 Rebecca Persick �� 2,820 Source: Official records of the Government Accountability Board, Elections Division. Scattered votes omitted. Elections 883

VOTE FOR CIRCUIT JUDGES April 24, 2014 Spring Election Circuit Court Vote Circuit Court Vote Barron County Milwaukee County Branch 2 Branch 7 J. Michael Bitney �� 2,046 Thomas J. McAdams �� 40,356 Branch 3 Branch 21 Maureen D. Boyle �� 1,996 Bill Brash* �� 39,748 Chippewa County Branch 24 Branch 1 Janet Protasiewicz �� 40,660 Roderick A. Cameron* �� 2,773 Branch 27 Branch 3 Kevin E. Martens* �� 40,049 Steven R. Cray* �� 2,667 Branch 31 Dane County Daniel A. Noonan* �� 40,158 Branch 1 Branch 32 John W. Markson* �� 42,240 Cedric Cornwall �� 24,086 Branch 7 Laura Gramling Perez �� 36,113 William E. Hanrahan* �� 41,862 Branch 40 Dodge County Rebecca Dallet* �� 39,652 Branch 1 Branch 41 Brian A. Pfitzinger* �� 5,818 John J. DiMotto* �� 40,720 Branch 4 Oneida County Steven G. Bauer* �� 5,917 Branch 1 Dunn County Patrick F. O’Melia* �� 3,015 Branch 1 Outagamie County Christina M. Mayer �� 2,326 Branch 2 James M. Peterson �� 2,476 Nancy Krueger* �� 9,210 Eau Claire County Branch 3 Branch 1 Mitchell J. Metropulos* �� 9,059 Kristina M. Bourget** �� 16,170 Polk County Branch 2 Branch 1 Michael Schumacher* �� 16,054 Molly E. GaleWyrick* �� 4,300 Florence-Forest County Price County Robert A. Kennedy, Jr. �� 1,195 Douglas T. Fox* �� 1,341 Leon D. Stenz* �� 2,031 Racine County Fond du Lac County Branch 7 Branch 1 Charles Constantine* �� 9,631 Dale L. English* �� 6,099 Rock County Jefferson County Branch 1 Branch 3 James P. Daley* �� 11,193 Joann L. Miller �� 4,689 St. Croix County David J. Wambach �� 6,387 Branch 1 Juneau County Eric J. Lundell* �� 6,221 Branch 2 Branch 4 Paul S. Curran* �� 1,787 Howard W. Cameron* �� 6,102 Kenosha County Washington County Branch 3 Branch 2 Bruce E. Schroeder* �� 11,507 James K Muehlbauer* �� 9,275 Marathon County Waukesha County Branch 3 Branch 5 Lamont K. Jacobson �� 8,529 Lee S. Dreyfus, Jr.* �� 32,694 Marinette County Branch 6 Branch 1 Patrick C. Haughney* �� 30,137 David G. Miron* �� 2,234 Waupaca County Menominee-Shawano County Branch 2 Branch 1 Keith A. Steckbauer �� 2,720 James R. Habeck* �� 3,066 Vicki Taggatz Clussman �� 3,689 Wood County Branch 1 Gregory J. Potter* �� 7,996 *Incumbent. **Resigned June 2015. Source: Official records of the Government Accountability Board, Elections Division. Scattered votes omitted. 884 Wisconsin Blue Book 2015 – 2016

VOTE FOR CIRCUIT JUDGES April 7, 2015 Spring Election Circuit Court Vote Circuit Court Vote Adams County Branch 3 Jesse L . Leichsenring �� 685 Clare L. Fiorenza* �� 49,869 Daniel Glen Wood �� 3,391 Branch 6 Bayfield County Ellen R. Brostrom* �� 49,439 John P. Anderson* �� 2,741 Branch 12 Brown County David L. Borowski* �� 49,689 Branch 1 Branch 15 Donald R. Zuidmulder* �� 30,586 J.D. Watts* �� 49,481 Branch 4 Branch 16 Kendall M. Kelley* �� 28,840 Michael J. Dwyer* �� 49,651 Branch 5 Branch 22 Marc A. Hammer* �� 29,004 Timothy Witkowiak* �� 49,340 Branch 8 Branch 29 William M. Atkinson* �� 28,973 Richard J. Sankovitz* �� 48,936 Burnett County Branch 30 Kenneth L. Kutz* �� 1,995 Jeffrey Conen* �� 48,700 Chippewa County Branch 37 Branch 2 T. Christopher Dee �� 48,265 James M. Isaacson* �� 5,841 Branch 42 Columbia County David A. Hansher* �� 49,078 Branch 1 Branch 46 Troy D. Cross �� 3,640 David Feiss �� 49,737 Todd J. Hepler �� 5,447 Outagamie County Dane County Branch 5 Branch 2 Michael Gage* �� 16,008 Josann M. Reynolds �� 64,283 Branch 6 Branch 6 Vincent R. Biskupic �� 15,787 Shelley J. Gaylord* �� 65,438 Ozaukee County Branch 10 Branch 1 Juan B. Colás* �� 65,088 Paul V. Malloy* �� 14,061 Branch 13 Branch 3 Julie Genovese* �� 64,187 Sandy A. Williams* �� 14,003 Douglas County Racine County Branch 1 Branch 6 Kelly J. Thimm* �� 5,942 Tricia Hanson �� 13,108 Branch 2 David W. Paulson �� 14,210 George L. Glonek* �� 5,795 Branch 8 Dunn County Faye Flancher* �� 20,616 Branch 2 Branch 9 Rod W. Smeltzer* �� 4,234 Allan Pat Torhorst �� 16,430 Fond du Lac County Joseph Seifert �� 8,475 Branch 3 Rock County Richard J. Nuss* �� 11,084 Branch 3 Grant County Michael R. Fitzpatrick* �� 14,664 Branch 2 Branch 5 Craig R. Day* �� 6,450 Mike Haakenson �� 9,666 Green County David. J. O’Leary �� 9,536 Branch 1 Branch 6 Jim Beer* �� 3,948 Richard T. Werner* �� 14,918 Dan Gartzke �� 2,744 Sawyer County Branch 2 John Yackel �� 2,593 Tom Vale* �� 5,495 Sheboygan County Jackson County Branch 1 Anna L. Becker �� 2,426 L. Edward Stengel* �� 15,233 Daniel Diehn �� 2,179 Branch 4 Jefferson County Catherine Q. Delahunt �� 6,959 Branch 1 Rebecca Persick �� 11,475 Jennifer L. Weston* �� 7,648 Taylor County Kenosha County Ann N. Knox-Bauer* �� 2,811 Branch 1 Walworth County David Mark Bastianelli* �� 12,330 Branch 3 Branch 5 Kristine E. Drettwan �� 8,414 David P. Wilk �� 12,442 John W. Peterson �� 5,062 Branch 6 Washburn County Mary K Wagner* �� 13,053 Eugene D. Harrington* �� 2,774 Branch 8 Waukesha County Chad G. Kerkman* �� 12,201 Branch 7 La Crosse County Maria S. Lazar �� 39,245 Branch 5 Branch 8 Brian K. Barton �� 7,107 Michael P. Maxwell �� 29,931 Gloria L. Doyle �� 9,083 Ron Sonderhouse �� 21,750 Lafayette County Branch 9 Kate Findley �� 1,053 Michael J. Aprahamian �� 38,706 Duane M. Jorgenson �� 2,287 Branch 10 Langlade County Paul Bugenhagen, Jr. �� 28,393 John Rhode �� 3,988 Linda M. Van De Water* �� 24,416 Ralph M. Uttke �� 1,252 Wood County Marathon County Branch 3 Branch 1 Todd P. Wolf* �� 7,598 Jill N. Falstad* �� 19,179 Milwaukee County Branch 2 Joe Donald* �� 49,743 *Incumbent Source: Official records of the Government Accountability Board, Elections Division. Scattered votes omitted. Elections 885

DISTRICT VOTE FOR MEMBERS OF THE 114TH U.S. CONGRESS August 12, 2014 Primary First Congressional District Amar Rob Jeremy Paul Kaleka Zerban Ryan Ryan* County (Dem.) (Dem.) (Rep.) (Rep.) Kenosha �� 842 4,793 897 8,080 Milwaukee (part) �� 2,727 4,996 88 2,140 Racine �� 1,500 5,802 642 12,190 Rock (part) �� 1,408 6,552 116 2,876 Walworth (part) �� 346 1,746 421 6,001 Waukesha (part) �� 495 1,738 286 9,526 TOTAL �� 7,318 25,627 2,450 40,813

Second Congressional District Mark Peter Pocan* Theron County (Dem.) (Rep.) Dane �� 39,588 4,913 Green �� 2,191 1,149 Iowa �� 1,380 763 Lafayette �� 585 1,733 Richland (part) �� 124 396 Rock (part) �� 5,222 1,536 Sauk �� 3,427 1,974 TOTAL �� 52,517 12,464

Third Congressional District Ron Tony Karen L. Ken Kind* Kurtz Mueller Van Doren County (Dem.) (Rep.) (Rep.) (Rep.) Adams �� 815 236 117 266 Buffalo �� 416 274 133 100 Chippewa (part) �� 965 304 240 110 Crawford �� 864 480 60 68 Dunn �� 3,151 565 212 191 Eau Claire �� 3,222 1,048 857 393 Grant �� 1,661 1,637 740 508 Jackson (part) �� 664 202 85 132 Juneau (part) �� 785 399 204 452 La Crosse �� 3,580 2,195 433 386 Monroe (part) �� 874 1,762 642 528 Pepin �� 324 272 254 127 Pierce �� 957 717 223 206 Portage �� 5,318 870 263 265 Richland (part) �� 625 926 590 413 Trempealeau �� 2,038 416 189 163 Vernon �� 949 577 162 161 Wood (part) �� 1,575 672 226 235 TOTAL �� 28,783 13,552 5,630 4,704 886 Wisconsin Blue Book 2015 – 2016

DISTRICT VOTE FOR MEMBERS OF THE 114TH U.S. CONGRESS August 12, 2014 Primary–Continued Fourth Congressional District Gary R. Gwen David D. Dan George Moore* King Sebring County (Dem.) (Dem.) (Rep.) (Rep.) Milwaukee (part) �� 21,242 52,408 854 3,386 Waukesha (part) �� 0 0 0 0 TOTAL �� 21,242 52,408 854 3,386

Fifth Congressional District Chris F. James Rockwood Sensenbrenner, Jr.* County (Dem.) (Rep.) Dodge (part) �� 753 2,749 Jefferson �� 2,434 2,601 Milwaukee (part) �� 9,346 2,022 Walworth (part) �� 312 243 Washington �� 2,351 9,991 Waukesha (part) �� 6,519 25,660 TOTAL �� 21,715 43,266

Sixth Congressional District Mark L. Tom Glenn Joe Duey Harris Denow Grothman Leibham Stroebel County (Dem.) (Rep.) (Rep.) (Rep.) (Rep.) Columbia �� 2,177 145 1,173 444 758 Dodge (part) �� 988 260 1,724 966 1,357 Fond du Lac �� 2,052 388 4,128 2,707 2,441 Green Lake �� 798 117 873 685 958 Manitowoc �� 2,444 91 925 4,749 760 Marquette �� 536 36 435 155 237 Milwaukee (part) �� 145 0 19 18 16 Ozaukee �� 1,981 245 6,109 1,599 4,618 Sheboygan �� 3,587 189 4,404 8,975 1,015 Waushara �� 734 111 502 603 997 Winnebago (part) �� 4,272 535 2,955 2,127 2,716 TOTAL �� 19,714 2,117 23,247 23,028 15,873 Elections 887

DISTRICT VOTE FOR MEMBERS OF THE 114TH U.S. CONGRESS August 12, 2014 Primary–Continued Seventh Congressional District Mike Kelly Sean Don Krsiean Westlund Duffy* Raihala County (Dem.) (Dem.) (Rep.) (Rep.) Ashland �� 112 1,094 215 31 Barron �� 301 923 2,233 282 Bayfield �� 172 1,527 348 55 Burnett �� 157 407 1,458 309 Chippewa (part) �� 163 355 594 48 Clark �� 203 460 1,618 307 Douglas �� 630 2,173 709 74 Florence �� 29 58 134 30 Forest �� 91 211 228 23 Iron �� 108 301 216 39 Jackson (part) �� 44 68 124 29 Juneau (part) �� 72 113 237 61 Langlade �� 188 427 963 143 Lincoln �� 228 715 760 76 Marathon �� 790 3,020 3,902 275 Monroe (part) �� 25 73 312 58 Oneida �� 278 922 934 124 Polk �� 208 858 1,192 177 Price �� 182 637 1,253 194 Rusk �� 106 395 1,100 126 St. Croix �� 428 1,410 1,522 205 Sawyer �� 145 458 1,747 454 Taylor �� 156 270 1,453 155 Vilas �� 127 538 702 96 Washburn �� 117 530 962 184 Wood (part) �� 196 688 791 52 TOTAL �� 5,256 18,631 25,707 3,607

Eighth Congressional District Ron Reid J. Gruett Ribble* County (Dem.) (Rep.) Brown �� 5,813 9,899 Calumet �� 1,072 1,604 Door �� 1,165 3,863 Kewaunee �� 628 1,105 Marinette �� 991 1,023 Menominee �� 148 21 Oconto �� 1,505 1,806 Outagamie �� 4,278 7,675 Shawano �� 845 4,130 Waupaca �� 1,315 1,547 Winnebago �� 270 657 TOTAL �� 18,030 33,330 Dem. – Democratic Party; Rep. – Republican Party. *Incumbent. Source: Official records of the Government Accountability Board, Elections Division. Scattered votes omitted. 888 Wisconsin Blue Book 2015 – 2016

DISTRICT VOTE FOR MEMBERS OF THE 114TH U.S. CONGRESS November 4, 2014 General Election First Congressional District Rob Paul Keith R. Zerban Ryan* Deschler County (Dem.) (Rep.) (Ind. Write-in) Kenosha �� 25,217 30,470 1 Milwaukee (part) �� 13,221 27,880 9 Racine �� 32,040 46,460 12 Rock (part) �� 15,078 15,374 0 Walworth (part) �� 10,403 25,271 3 Waukesha (part) �� 9,593 36,861 4 TOTAL �� 105,552 182,316 29 Percent of Total Vote† �� 36.63% 63.27% 0.01%

Second Congressional District Mark Peter Pocan* Theron County (Dem.) (Rep.) Dane �� 176,552 68,005 Green �� 8,303 6,549 Iowa �� 6,320 3,858 Lafayette �� 3,179 2,759 Richland (part) �� 692 565 Rock �� 16,199 10,797 Sauk �� 13,675 11,086 TOTAL �� 224,920 103,619 Percent of Total Vote† �� 68.40% 31.51%

Third Congressional District Ron Tony Ken Kind* Kurtz Van Doren County (Dem.) (Rep.) (Ind. Write-in) Adams �� 4,184 3,731 7 Buffalo �� 2,988 2,439 1 Chippewa (part) �� 8,045 6,151 4 Crawford �� 3,651 2,592 3 Dunn �� 8,263 6,983 6 Eau Claire �� 24,075 17,281 13 Grant �� 10,568 7,237 6 Jackson (part) �� 4,044 2,600 2 Juneau (part) �� 3,710 3,034 30 La Crosse �� 27,955 19,937 21 Monroe (part) �� 6,535 6,666 7 Pepin �� 1,741 1,375 1 Pierce �� 7,949 6,496 5 Portage �� 16,560 12,613 6 Richland (part) �� 2,948 2,389 5 Trempealeau �� 6,174 4,475 0 Vernon �� 6,722 4,943 7 Wood (part) �� 9,256 8,598 4 TOTAL �� 155,368 119,540 128 Percent of Total Vote† �� 56.46% 43.44% 0.05% Elections 889

DISTRICT VOTE FOR MEMBERS OF THE 114TH U.S. CONGRESS November 4, 2014 General Election–Continued Fourth Congressional District Gwen Dan Robert R. Moore* Sebring Raymond County (Dem.) (Rep.) (Ind.) Milwaukee (part) �� 179,045 68,490 7,002 Waukesha (part) �� 0 0 0 TOTAL �� 179,045 68,490 7,002 Percent of Total Vote† �� 70.24% 26.87% 2.75%

Fifth Congressional District Chris F. James Rockwood Sensenbrenner, Jr.* County (Dem.) (Rep.) Dodge (part) �� 4,482 11,959 Jefferson �� 12,631 21,856 Milwaukee (part) �� 27,239 34,491 Walworth (part) �� 1,892 1,742 Washington �� 14,873 49,766 Waukesha (part) �� 40,073 111,346 TOTAL �� 101,190 231,160 Percent of Total Vote† �� 30.40% 69.45%

Sixth Congressional District Mark L. Glenn Gus Harris Grothman Fahrendorf County (Dem.) (Rep.) (Ind.) Columbia �� 11,894 11,253 627 Dodge (part) �� 7,775 10,963 401 Fond du Lac �� 16,024 24,713 912 Green Lake �� 2,629 4,906 164 Manitowoc �� 13,698 18,439 887 Marquette �� 2,569 3,442 155 Milwaukee (part) �� 415 575 17 Ozaukee �� 14,116 30,889 777 Sheboygan �� 18,906 29,161 1,057 Waushara �� 3,678 5,659 228 Winnebago (part) �� 30,508 29,767 1,640 TOTAL �� 122,212 169,767 6,865 Percent of Total Vote† �� 40.87% 56.77% 2.30% 890 Wisconsin Blue Book 2015 – 2016

DISTRICT VOTE FOR MEMBERS OF THE 114TH U.S. CONGRESS November 4, 2014 General Election–Continued Seventh Congressional District Kelly Sean John Lawrence Rob Westlund Duffy Schiess Dale Taylor County (Dem.) (Rep.) (Rep. Write-in) (Ind.) (Ind. Write-in) Ashland �� 4,143 2,287 0 86 0 Barron �� 6,504 9,773 3 241 1 Bayfield �� 4,775 3,081 0 105 2 Burnett �� 2,573 3,778 0 91 0 Chippewa (part) �� 3,277 6,483 1 145 0 Clark �� 3,480 7,469 0 190 0 Douglas �� 8,919 6,459 0 203 0 Florence �� 599 1,306 0 24 0 Forest �� 1,361 2,078 0 57 0 Iron �� 1,046 1,738 0 29 0 Jackson (part) �� 272 537 0 15 1 Juneau (part) �� 787 1,269 0 53 0 Langlade �� 2,705 5,532 0 86 1 Lincoln �� 4,780 7,077 0 132 0 Marathon �� 19,979 35,227 0 544 7 Monroe (part) �� 560 1,147 0 36 0 Oneida �� 6,817 9,932 0 237 3 Polk �� 6,371 9,275 1 230 6 Price �� 2,645 3,732 0 67 0 Rusk �� 2,174 3,523 0 90 1 St. Croix �� 12,678 19,972 0 515 5 Sawyer �� 2,860 3,799 0 94 0 Taylor �� 2,097 5,466 0 72 1 Vilas �� 4,047 7,052 0 103 0 Washburn �� 2,962 3,960 0 97 1 Wood (part) �� 4,538 7,939 0 144 1 TOTAL �� 112,949 169,891 5 3,686 30 Percent of Total Vote† �� 39.41% 59.28% 0.00% 1.29% 0.01%

Eighth Congressional District Ron Reid J. Gruett Ribble* County (Dem.) (Rep.) Brown �� 35,823 61,409 Calumet �� 7,040 14,183 Door �� 6,010 8,832 Kewaunee �� 3,055 5,926 Marinette �� 5,231 10,263 Menominee �� 581 307 Oconto �� 5,095 10,712 Outagamie �� 25,465 47,794 Shawano �� 4,967 11,340 Waupaca �� 6,506 13,805 Winnebago (part) �� 1,572 3,982 TOTAL �� 101,345 188,553 Percent of Total Vote† �� 34.94% 65.01% 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 891

COUNTY VOTE FOR STATE SENATORS Primary Elections Senate County District Democratic Vote Republican Vote August 12, 2014 Primary Ashland �� 25 Bewley �� 1,168 Deutsch �� 197 Kauther �� 31 Ratzlaff �� 71 Barron (part) �� 23 Swanhorst �� 1 Moulton* �� 0 (part) �� 25 Bewley �� 731 Deutsch �� 2,280 Kauther �� 134 Ratzlaff �� 336 Bayfield �� 25 Bewley �� 1,734 Deutsch �� 339 Kauther �� 60 Ratzlaff �� 95 Brown (part) �� 1 Debroux �� 878 Lasee* �� 1,650 Buffalo �� 31 Vinehout* �� 408 Ingram �� 160 Pittman �� 368 Burnett (part) �� 25 Bewley �� 137 Deutsch �� 509 Kauther �� 39 Ratzlaff �� 80 Calumet (part) �� 1 Debroux �� 712 Lasee* �� 820 (part) �� 9 Laning �� 170 LeMahieu �� 310 Chippewa (part) �� 23 Swanhorst �� 1,306 Moulton* �� 1,230 (part) �� 31 Vinehout* �� 4 Ingram �� 1 Pittman �� 2 Clark (part) �� 23 Swanhorst �� 570 Moulton* �� 1,621 (part) �� 29 DeMain �� 3 Petrowski* �� 18 Columbia (part) �� 13 Zahn �� 196 Fitzgerald, S.* �� 162 (part) �� 27 Erpenbach* �� 736 No candidate Dane (part) �� 13 Zahn �� 1,205 Fitzgerald, S.* �� 367 (part) �� 15 Ringhand �� 403 Fitzgerald, B. �� 100 Scieszinski �� 129 Sheridan �� 101 (part) �� 27 Erpenbach* �� 7,582 No candidate Dodge (part) �� 13 Zahn �� 1,528 Fitzgerald, S.* �� 5,166 Door �� 1 Debroux �� 1,187 Lasee* �� 3,670 Douglas �� 25 Bewley �� 1,868 Deutsch �� 648 Kauther �� 648 Ratzlaff �� 506 Dunn (part) �� 23 Swanhorst �� 1,013 Moulton* �� 403 (part) �� 25 Bewley �� 19 Deutsch �� 15 Kauther �� 4 Ratzlaff �� 15 (part) �� 31 Vinehout* �� 299 Ingram �� 34 Pittman �� 110 Eau Claire (part) �� 23 Swanhorst �� 611 Moulton* �� 587 (part) �� 31 Vinehout* �� 2,508 Ingram �� 601 Pittman �� 997 Grant† �� 17 Bomhack �� 1,006 Marklein �� 2,653 Wittwer �� 647 Green (part) �� 15 Ringhand �� 539 Fitzgerald, B. �� 293 Scieszinski �� 73 Sheridan �� 83 (part)† �� 17 Bomhack �� 446 Marklein �� 716 Wittwer �� 645 (part) �� 27 Erpenbach* �� 652 No candidate Iowa (part)† �� 17 Bomhack �� 468 Marklein �� 706 Wittwer �� 566 (part) �� 27 Erpenbach �� 400 No candidate Iron �� 25 Bewley �� 339 Deutsch �� 218 Kauther �� 32 Ratzlaff �� 92 Jackson (part) �� 23 Swanhorst �� 83 Moulton* �� 92 (part) �� 31 Vinehout* �� 605 Ingram �� 158 Pittman �� 245 Jefferson (part) �� 11 Kilkenny �� 1,086 Nass �� 1,123 (part) �� 13 Zahn �� 1,178 Fitzgerald, S.* �� 1,260 (part) �� 15 Ringhand �� 131 Fitzgerald, B. �� 223 Scieszinski �� 69 Sheridan �� 69 Juneau† �� 17 Bomhack �� 556 Marklein �� 1,162 Wittwer �� 424 Kenosha (part) �� 11 Kilkenny �� 68 Nass �� 205 (part) �� 21 Bryce �� 1,249 Steitz �� 1,877 Wanggaard �� 2,666 Kewaunee �� 1 Debroux �� 631 Lasee* �� 1,058 Lafayette† �� 17 Bomhack �� 321 Marklein �� 2,070 Wittwer �� 292 Manitowoc (part) �� 1 Debroux �� 674 Lasee* �� 1,249 (part) �� 9 Laning �� 1,797 LeMahieu �� 3,620 Marathon (part) �� 23 Swanhorst �� 224 Moulton* �� 386 (part) �� 29 DeMain �� 2,921 Petrowski* �� 3,336 Milwaukee (part) �� 3 Carpenter* �� 7,064 No candidate (part) �� 5 No candidate Vukmir* �� 1,347 7 Larson* �� 15,265 Arnold �� 1,865 Monroe (part)† �� 17 Bomhack �� 42 Marklein �� 109 892 Wisconsin Blue Book 2015 – 2016

COUNTY VOTE FOR STATE SENATORS Primary Elections–Continued Senate County District Democratic Vote Republican Vote Wittwer �� 16 Outagamie (part) �� 1 Debroux �� 567 Lasee* �� 838 (part) �� 19 Bernard Schaber �� 2,859 Roth �� 4,009 Pepin �� 31 Vinehout* �� 314 Ingram �� 184 Pittman �� 575 Pierce (part) �� 31 Vinehout* �� 607 Ingram �� 175 Pittman �� 829 Polk (part) �� 25 Bewley �� 36 Deutsch �� 141 Kauther �� 13 Ratzlaff �� 28 Price �� 25 Bewley �� 651 Deutsch �� 1,036 Kauther �� 30 Ratzlaff �� 228 Racine (part) �� 11 Kilkenny �� 32 Nass �� 101 (part) �� 21 Bryce �� 3,718 Steitz �� 2,416 Wanggaard �� 7,897 Richland† �� 17 Bomhack �� 348 Marklein �� 2,235 Wittwer �� 431 Rock (part) �� 11 Kilkenny �� 1,666 Nass �� 1,001 (part) �� 15 Ringhand �� 4,859 Fitzgerald, B. �� 3,062 Scieszinski �� 5,421 Sheridan �� 3,111 Rusk �� 29 DeMain �� 456 Petrowski* �� 1,013 St. Croix (part) �� 25 Bewley �� 11 Deutsch �� 6 Kauther �� 3 Ratzlaff �� 2 (part) �� 31 Vinehout* �� 0 Ingram �� 0 Pittman �� 0 Sauk (part)† �� 17 Bomhack �� 631 Marklein �� 634 Wittwer �� 779 (part) �� 27 Erpenbach* �� 2,081 No candidate Sawyer (part) �� 25 Bewley �� 73 Deutsch �� 234 Kauther �� 8 Ratzlaff �� 15 (part) �� 29 DeMain �� 490 Petrowski* �� 1,458 Sheboygan (part) �� 9 Laning �� 3,492 LeMahieu �� 10,743 Taylor �� 29 DeMain �� 397 Petrowski* �� 1,382 Trempealeau (part) �� 23 Swanhorst �� 83 Moulton* �� 43 (part) �� 31 Vinehout* �� 1,837 Ingram �� 285 Pittman �� 447 Vilas �� 25 Bewley �� 91 Deutsch �� 36 Kauther �� 12 Ratzlaff �� 15 Vernon (part)† �� 17 Bomhack �� 19 Marklein �� 14 Wittwer �� 4 Walworth (part) �� 11 Kilkenny �� 1,799 Nass �� 5,355 (part) �� 15 Ringhand �� 231 Fitzgerald, B. �� 333 Scieszinski �� 190 Sheridan �� 84 (part) �� 21 Bryce �� 0 Steitz �� 0 Wanggaard �� 0 Washburn �� 25 Bewley �� 456 Deutsch �� 973 Kauther �� 42 Ratzlaff �� 140 Washington (part) �� 13 Zahn �� 33 Fitzgerald, S.* �� 109 Waukesha (part) �� 5 No candidate Vukmir* �� 6,400 (part) �� 11 Kilkenny �� 328 Nass �� 1,614 (part) �� 13 Zahn �� 581 Fitzgerald, S.* �� 1,893 (part) �� 33 Shaddock �� 3,272 Farrow* �� 14,120 Winnebago (part) �� 19 Bernard Schaber �� 2,290 Roth �� 4,164 Wood (part) �� 23 Swanhorst �� 428 Moulton* �� 446 (part) �� 29 DeMain �� 153 Petrowski* �� 134 February 17, 2015 Primary Calumet (part) �� 20 Stamates (write-in) �� 0 Koehler �� 35 Schlenvogt �� 46 Stroebel �� 143 Fond du Lac �� 20 Stamates (write-in) �� 0 Koehler �� 129 Schlenvogt �� 270 Stroebel �� 585 Ozaukee �� 20 Stamates (write-in) �� 4 Koehler �� 233 Schlenvogt �� 1,611 Stroebel �� 3,399 Sheboygan (part) �� 20 Stamates (write-in) �� 1 Koehler �� 52 Schlenvogt �� 171 Stroebel �� 374 Washington (part) �� 20 Stamates (write-in) �� 5 Koehler �� 697 Schlenvogt �� 1,217 Stroebel �� 4,816 *Incumbent. †Official recount results. Source: Official records of the Government Accountability Board, Elections Division. Scattered votes omitted. Elections 893

COUNTY VOTE FOR STATE SENATORS General Election and Special Elections County Senate or Part District Democratic Vote Republican Vote November 4, 2014 General Election Ashland �� 25 Bewley �� 4,264 Deutsch �� 2,220 Barron (part) �� 23 Swanhorst �� 2 Moulton* �� 2 (part) �� 25 Bewley �� 6,606 Deutsch �� 9,821 Bayfield �� 25 Bewley �� 4,989 Deutsch �� 2,940 Brown (part) �� 1 Debroux �� 6,639 Lasee* �� 12,411 Buffalo (part) �� 31 Vinehout* �� 2,611 Pittman �� 2,836 Burnett (part) �� 25 Bewley �� 1,309 Deutsch �� 1,449 Calumet (part) �� 1 Debroux �� 5,326 Lasee* �� 9,645 (part) �� 9 Laning �� 1,027 LeMahieu �� 2,197 Chippewa (part) �� 23 Swanhorst �� 9,932 Moulton* �� 14,098 (part) �� 31 Vinehout* �� 19 Pittman �� 13 Clark (part) �� 23 Swanhorst �� 3,446 Moulton* �� 7,321 (part) �� 29 DeMain �� 83 Petrowski* �� 124 Columbia (part) �� 13 Zahn �� 1,168 Fitzgerald, S.* �� 973 (part) �� 27 Erpenbach* �� 3,933 No candidate Dane (part) �� 13 Zahn �� 6,504 Fitzgerald, S.* �� 5,417 (part) �� 15 Ringhand �� 2,483 Fitzgerald, B. �� 1,413 (part) �� 27 Erpenbach* �� 41,695 No candidate Dodge (part) �� 13 Zahn �� 10,822 Fitzgerald, S.* �� 19,229 Door �� 1 Debroux �� 6,608 Lasee* �� 8,212 Douglas (part) �� 25 Bewley �� 9,478 Deutsch �� 5,964 Dunn (part) �� 23 Swanhorst �� 2,543 Moulton* �� 3,687 (part) �� 25 Bewley �� 90 Deutsch �� 128 (part) �� 31 Vinehout* �� 705 Pittman �� 899 Eau Claire (part) �� 23 Swanhorst �� 4,061 Moulton* �� 5,273 (part) �� 31 Vinehout* �� 17,634 Pittman �� 13,929 Grant �� 17 Bomhack �� 7,996 Marklein �� 9,623 Green (part) �� 15 Ringhand �� 2,209 Fitzgerald, B. �� 1,879 (part) �� 17 Bomhack �� 2,486 Marklein �� 3,093 (part) �� 27 Erpenbach* �� 4,029 No candidate Iowa (part) �� 17 Bomhack �� 3,477 Marklein �� 3,547 (part) �� 27 Erpenbach* �� 2,573 No candidate Iron �� 25 Bewley �� 1,069 Deutsch �� 1,730 Jackson (part) �� 23 Swanhorst �� 159 Moulton* �� 277 (part) �� 31 Vinehout* �� 3,654 Pittman �� 2,646 Jefferson (part) �� 11 Kilkenny �� 5,424 Nass �� 7,959 (part) �� 13 Zahn �� 6,493 Fitzgerald, S.* �� 11,604 (part) �� 15 Ringhand �� 1,229 Fitzgerald, B. �� 1,817 Juneau (part) �� 17 Bomhack �� 3,804 Marklein �� 4,982 Kenosha (part) �� 11 Kilkenny �� 449 Nass �� 865 (part)1 �� 21 Bryce �� 8,322 Wanggaard �� 13,627 Kewaunee �� 1 Debroux �� 3,478 Lasee* �� 5,475 Lafayette (part) �� 17 Bomhack �� 2,481 Marklein �� 3,584 Manitowoc (part) �� 1 Debroux �� 3,637 Lasee* �� 6,116 (part) �� 9 Laning �� 9,492 LeMahieu �� 13,740 Marathon (part) �� 23 Swanhorst �� 1,820 Moulton* �� 4,202 (part) �� 29 DeMain �� 16,121 Petrowski* �� 31,765 Milwaukee (part) �� 3 Carpenter* �� 29,291 No candidate (part)2 �� 5 No candidate Vukmir* �� 26,966 (part) �� 7 Larson* �� 41,950 Arnold �� 28,387 Monroe (part) �� 17 Bomhack �� 243 Marklein �� 325 Outagamie (part) �� 1 Debroux �� 3,867 Lasee* �� 5,579 (part) �� 19 Bernard Schaber �� 17,378 Roth �� 22,498 Pepin �� 31 Vinehout* �� 1,373 Pittman �� 1,754 Pierce (part) �� 31 Vinehout* �� 4,409 Pittman �� 5,759 Polk (part) �� 25 Bewley �� 409 Deutsch �� 594 Price �� 25 Bewley �� 2,782 Deutsch �� 3,540 Racine (part) �� 11 Kilkenny �� 258 Nass �� 510 (part)1 �� 21 Bryce �� 19,784 Wanggaard �� 31,340 Richland (part) �� 17 Bomhack �� 3,115 Marklein �� 3,552 Rock (part) �� 11 Kilkenny �� 5,088 Nass �� 5,952 (part) �� 15 Ringhand �� 28,272 Fitzgerald, B. �� 17,527 Rusk �� 29 DeMain �� 2,203 Petrowski* �� 3,476 St. Croix (part) �� 25 Bewley �� 70 Deutsch �� 149 (part) �� 31 Vinehout* �� 1 Pittman �� 2 Sauk (part) �� 17 Bomhack �� 4,505 Marklein �� 5,793 (part) �� 27 Erpenbach* �� 9,690 No candidate Sawyer (part) �� 25 Bewley �� 369 Deutsch �� 494 (part) �� 29 DeMain �� 2,600 Petrowski* �� 3,200 Sheboygan (part) �� 9 Laning �� 18,251 LeMahieu �� 27,249 Taylor �� 29 DeMain �� 1,944 Petrowski* �� 5,528 Trempealeau (part) �� 23 Swanhorst �� 441 Moulton* �� 538 (part) �� 31 Vinehout* �� 5,102 Pittman �� 4,479 Vernon (part) �� 17 Bomhack �� 72 Marklein �� 102 894 Wisconsin Blue Book 2015 – 2016

COUNTY VOTE FOR STATE SENATORS General Election and Special Elections–Continued County Senate or Part District Democratic Vote Republican Vote Vilas (part) �� 25 Bewley �� 637 Deutsch �� 468 Walworth (part) �� 11 Kilkenny �� 12,157 Nass �� 21,685 (part) �� 15 Ringhand �� 2,196 Fitzgerald, B. �� 2,124 (part)1 �� 21 Bryce �� 0 Wanggaard �� 0 Washburn (part) �� 25 Bewley �� 2,983 Deutsch �� 3,948 Washington (part) �� 13 Zahn �� 268 Fitzgerald, S.* �� 840 Waukesha (part)2 �� 5 No candidate Vukmir* �� 28,903 (part) �� 11 Kilkenny �� 2,001 Nass �� 6,871 (part) �� 13 Zahn �� 3,445 Fitzgerald, S.* �� 10,192 (part) �� 33 Shaddock �� 20,899 Farrow* �� 59,199 Winnebago (part) �� 19 Bernard Schaber �� 13,757 Roth �� 19,130 Wood (part) �� 23 Swanhorst �� 2,731 Moulton* �� 4,179 (part) �� 29 DeMain �� 966 Petrowski* �� 1,794 April 7, 2015 Special Election Calumet (part) �� 20 Stamates (write-in) �� 0 Stroebel �� 702 Fond du Lac �� 20 Stamates (write-in) �� 1 Stroebel �� 2,640 Ozaukee �� 20 Stamates (write-in) �� 15 Stroebel �� 7,225 Sheboygan (part) �� 20 Stamates (write-in) �� 2 Stroebel �� 1,247 Washington (part) �� 20 Stamates (write-in) �� 5 Stroebel �� 11,533 *Incumbent. 1Votes for write-in candidate Bill Thompkins in 21st SD: Kenosha – 0, Racine – 34, Walworth – 0. 2Votes for Independent candidate Wendy Friedrich in 5th SD: Milwaukee – 13,688, Waukesha – 6,332. Source: Official records of the Government Accountability Board, Elections Division. Scattered votes omitted. Elections 895

DISTRICT VOTE FOR STATE SENATORS Primary Elections Senate Composed of Political District Assembly Districts Party Candidates Vote August 12, 2014 Primary 1 ��1, 2, 3 ��Dem. Dean P. Debroux �� 4,649 Rep. Frank Lasee* �� 9,285 3 ��7, 8, 9 ��Dem. Tim Carpenter* �� 7,064 5 ��13, 14, 15 ��Rep. Leah Vukmir* �� 7,747 7 ��19, 20, 21 ��Dem. Chris J. Larson* �� 15,265 Rep. Jason Red Arnold �� 1,865 9 ��25, 26, 27 ��Dem. Martha Laning �� 5,459 Rep. Devin LeMahieu �� 14,673 11 ��31, 32, 33 ��Dem. Dan Kilkenny �� 4,979 Rep. Steve Nass �� 9,399 13 ��37, 38, 39 ��Dem. Michelle Zahn �� 4,721 Rep. Scott L. Fitzgerald* �� 8,957 15 ��43, 44, 45 ��Dem. Janis Ringhand �� 6,163 Dem. Austin Scieszinski �� 5,882 Dem. Mike Sheridan �� 3,448 Rep. Brian Fitzgerald �� 4,011 17† ��49, 50, 51 ��Dem. Pat Bomhack �� 3,837 Dem. Ernie Wittwer �� 3,804 Rep. Howard Marklein �� 10,299 19 ��55, 56, 57 ��Dem. Penny Bernard Schaber �� 5,149 Rep. Roger Roth �� 8,173 21 ��61, 62, 63 ��Dem. Randy Bryce �� 4,967 Rep. Jonathan Steitz �� 4,293 Rep. Van Wanggaard �� 10,563 23 ��67, 68, 69 ��Dem. Phil Swanhorst �� 4,319 Rep. Terry Moulton* �� 4,808 25 ��73, 74, 75 ��Dem. Janet Bewley �� 7,314 Dem. Gary Kauther �� 1,056 Dem. Thomas Ratzlaff �� 1,623 Rep. Dane Deutsch �� 6,632 27 ��79, 80, 81 ��Dem. Jon B. Erpenbach* �� 11,451 29 ��85, 86, 87 ��Dem. Paul DeMain �� 4,420 Rep. Jerry Petrowski* �� 7,341 31 ��91, 92, 93 ��Dem. Kathleen Vinehout* �� 6,582 Rep. Bill Ingram �� 1,598 Rep. Mel Pittman �� 3,573 33 ��97, 98, 99 ��Dem. Sherryll Shaddock �� 3,272 Rep. Paul Farrow* �� 14,120 February 17, 2015 Primary 20 ��58, 69, 60 ��Dem. Nicholas J. Stamates (write-in) �� 10 Rep. Tiffany Koehler �� 1,146 Rep. Lee E. Schlenvogt �� 3,315 Rep. Duey Stroebel �� 9,317 Dem. – Democratic Party; Rep. – Republican Party. *Incumbent. †Official recount results. Source: Official records of the Government Accountability Board, Elections Division. Scattered votes omitted. 896 Wisconsin Blue Book 2015 – 2016

DISTRICT VOTE FOR STATE SENATORS General Elections Senate Composed of Political Percent of District Assembly Districts Party Candidates Vote Total Vote† November 6, 2012 General Election 2 ��4, 5, 6 �� Rep. Robert L. 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 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. Shelia 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. Magarete 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 M. 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 November 4, 2014 General Election 1 ��1, 2, 3 �� Dem. Dean P. Debroux �� 29,555 38.37 Rep. Frank Lasee* �� 47,438 61.59 3 ��7, 8, 9 �� Dem. Tim Carpenter* �� 29,291 97.10 5 ��13, 14, 15 �� Rep. Leah Vukmir* �� 55,869 73.03 Ind. Wendy Friedrich �� 20,020 26.17 7 ��19, 20, 21 �� Dem. Chris J. Larson* �� 41,950 59.50 Rep. Jason Red Arnold �� 28,387 40.26 9 ��25, 26, 27 �� Dem. Martha Laning �� 28,770 39.94 Rep. Devin LeMahieu �� 43,186 59.95 11 ��31, 32, 33 �� Dem. Dan Kilkenny �� 25,377 36.63 Rep. Steve Nass �� 43,842 63.29 13 ��37, 38, 39 �� Dem. Michelle Zahn �� 28,700 37.28 Rep. Scott L. Fitzgerald* �� 48,255 62.69 15 ��43, 44, 45 �� Dem. Janis Ringhand �� 36,389 59.47 Rep. Brian Fitzgerald �� 24,760 40.47 17 ��49, 50, 51 �� Dem. Pat Bomhack �� 28,179 44.85 Rep. Howard Marklein �� 34,601 55.07 19 ��55, 56, 57 �� Dem. Penny Bernard Schaber �� 31,135 42.76 Rep. Roger Roth �� 41,628 57.17 21 ��61, 62, 63 �� Dem. Randy Bryce �� 28,106 38.39 Rep. Van Wanggaard �� 44,967 61.42 Ind. Bill Thompkins (write-in) �� 34 0.05 23 ��67, 68, 69 �� Dem. Phil Swanhorst �� 25,135 38.84 Rep. Terry Moulton* �� 39,577 61.15 25 ��73, 74, 75 �� Dem. Janet Bewley �� 35,055 51.16 Rep. Dane Deutsch �� 33,445 48.81 27 ��79, 80, 81 �� Dem. Jon B. Erpenbach* �� 61,920 97.51 29 ��85, 86, 87 �� Dem. Paul Demain �� 23,917 34.26 Rep. Jerry Petrowski* �� 45,887 65.73 31 ��91, 92, 93 �� Dem. Kathleen Vinehout* �� 35,508 52.32 Rep. Mel Pittman �� 32,317 47.62 33 ��97, 98, 99 �� Dem. Sherryll Shaddock �� 20,899 26.07 Rep. Paul Farrow* �� 59,199 73.86 April 7, 2015 Special Election 20 ��58, 59, 60 �� Dem. Nicholas J. Stamates (write-in) �� 23 0.10 Rep. Duey Stroebel �� 23,347 98.77 Dem. – Democratic Party; Rep. – Republican Party; Ind. – Independent. *Incumbent. †Percentages do not equal to 100%, as scattered votes have been omitted. Source: Official records of the Government Accountability Board, Elections Division. Elections 897

COUNTY VOTE FOR REPRESENTATIVES TO THE ASSEMBLY Primary Elections County Assembly or Part District Democratic Vote Republican Vote October 22, 2013 Primary Clark (part) �� 69 Slezak �� 178 Dahlen �� 753 Feddick �� 432 Kulp �� 687 Noble �� 287 Marathon (part) �� 69 Slezak �� 76 Dahlen �� 91 Feddick �� 257 Kulp �� 916 Noble �� 94 Milwaukee (part) �� 21 Coppola �� 676 Arnold �� 73 Gamble �� 170 Gehl �� 536 Kujawa �� 866 Rodriguez �� 1,513 Wood (part) �� 69 Slezak �� 136 Dahlen �� 170 Feddick �� 584 Kulp �� 657 Noble �� 243 November 19, 2013 Primary Milwaukee (part) �� 82 Hermes �� 657 Becker �� 91 Hanneman �� 295 Mares �� 1,437 Skowronski �� 1,846 August 12, 2014 Primary Adams (part) �� 41 Kallas �� 447 Ballweg* �� 316 (part) �� 72 Duncan �� 274 Krug* �� 288 Rayome �� 87 Ashland �� 74 Garfield �� 537 Francis �� 180 Meyers �� 683 Barron (part) �� 67 Stene �� 0 Larson* �� 0 (part) �� 75 Smith, S.* �� 1,232 Mandley �� 807 Quinn �� 1,842 Bayfield �� 74 Garfield �� 530 Francis �� 317 Meyers �� 1,347 Brown (part) �� 1 Majeski �� 245 Feit �� 202 Hackbarth �� 39 Kitchens �� 140 McNulty �� 96 (part) �� 2 No candidate Jacque* �� 1,225 (part) �� 4 Plaunt �� 1,658 Campbell �� 593 Goelz �� 1,038 Steffen �� 2,359 (part) �� 5 McCabe �� 191 Steineke* �� 436 (part) �� 6 No candidate Tauchen* �� 148 (part) �� 88 Robinson �� 1,393 Macco �� 1,960 (part) �� 89 No candidate Nygren* �� 733 (part) �� 90 Genrich* �� 1,291 Wimberger �� 1,124 Buffalo �� 92 Danou* �� 395 Weix �� 457 (part) �� 93 Smith, J. �� 16 Petryk* �� 19 Burnett (part) �� 28 Schachtner �� 286 Jarchow �� 951 (part) �� 73 Milroy* �� 242 No candidate (part) �� 75 Smith, S.* �� 9 Mandley �� 6 Quinn �� 6 Calumet (part) �� 3 No candidate Ott, A.* �� 813 (part) �� 25 No candidate Tittl* �� 306 (part) �� 27 Heinig �� 10 Carlson �� 1 Jarvis �� 7 Vorpagel �� 11 (part) �� 59 No candidate Kremer �� 112 Prescott �� 241 Ramthun �� 91 Savage �� 48 Chippewa (part) �� 67 Stene �� 901 Larson* �� 892 (part) �� 68 Peck �� 434 Bernier* �� 317 (part) �� 91 Wachs* �� 4 No candidate Clark (part) �� 68 Peck �� 223 Bernier* �� 501 (part) �� 69 Salamonski �� 357 Kulp* �� 1,118 (part) �� 87 Pulcher �� 2 Bub �� 5 Edming �� 2 LaBarre �� 0 Noble �� 13 Columbia (part) �� 37 Arnold �� 220 Jagler* �� 161 (part) �� 41 Kallas �� 83 Ballweg* �� 57 (part) �� 42 Ferriter �� 1,275 Ripp* �� 1,522 (part) �� 81 Considine �� 392 Kirsch �� 445 Miller �� 422 Moore �� 93 Vedro �� 59 Petrulis �� 138 Crawford �� 96 Flesch �� 822 Nerison* �� 589 Dane (part) �� 37 Arnold �� 617 Jagler* �� 191 (part) �� 38 Chojnacki �� 577 Kleefisch* �� 162 898 Wisconsin Blue Book 2015 – 2016

COUNTY VOTE FOR REPRESENTATIVES TO THE ASSEMBLY Primary Elections–Continued County Assembly or Part District Democratic Vote Republican Vote (part) �� 42 Ferriter �� 175 Ripp* �� 84 (part) �� 43 Jorgensen* �� 539 Brodkey �� 49 Hebert �� 52 (part) �� 46 Hebl* �� 3,005 No candidate (part) �� 47 Kahl* �� 3,688 No candidate (part) �� 48 Sargent* �� 5,109 No candidate (part) �� 76 Taylor* �� 4,610 No candidate (part) �� 77 Berceau* �� 6,196 No candidate (part) �� 78 Clear �� 2,913 No candidate Subeck �� 3,827 (part) �� 79 Hesselbein* �� 3,999 Renteria �� 654 (part) �� 80 Pope* �� 2,861 No candidate (part) �� 81 Considine �� 140 Kirsch �� 185 Miller �� 249 Moore �� 30 Vedro �� 76 Petrulis �� 25 Dodge (part) �� 37 Arnold �� 403 Jagler* �� 921 (part) �� 39 No candidate Born* �� 4,284 (part) �� 42 Ferriter �� 182 Ripp* �� 835 (part) �� 53 No candidate Schraa* �� 267 Door �� 1 Majeski �� 1,263 Feit �� 1,330 Hackbarth �� 528 Kitchens �� 2,338 McNulty �� 733 Douglas (part) �� 73 Milroy* �� 2,780 No candidate (part) �� 74 Garfield �� 43 Francis �� 26 Meyers �� 86 Dunn (part) �� 29 No candidate Murtha* �� 425 (part) �� 67 Stene �� 1,091 Larson* �� 408 (part) �� 75 Smith, S.* �� 39 Mandley �� 6 Quinn �� 9 (part) �� 93 Smith, J. �� 304 Petryk* �� 138 Eau Claire (part) �� 68 Peck �� 630 Bernier* �� 566 (part) �� 91 Wachs* �� 1,819 No candidate (part) �� 93 Smith, J. �� 633 Petryk* �� 576 Florence �� 34 No candidate Swearingen* �� 162 Fond du Lac (part) �� 41 Kallas �� 194 Ballweg* �� 464 (part) �� 42 Ferriter �� 74 Ripp* �� 300 (part) �� 52 No candidate Thiesfeldt* �� 4,440 (part) �� 53 No candidate Schraa* �� 1,296 (part) �� 59 No candidate Kremer �� 861 Prescott �� 369 Ramthun �� 546 Savage �� 117 Forest (part) �� 34 No candidate Swearingen* �� 72 (part) �� 36 No candidate Mursau* �� 160 Grant �� 49 Henneman �� 1,455 Tranel* �� 3,044 Green Lake (part) �� 41 Kallas �� 688 Ballweg* �� 2,172 (part) �� 42 Ferriter �� 105 Ripp* �� 308 Green (part) �� 45 De Forest �� 263 No candidate Spreitzer �� 373 (part) �� 51 Cates �� 885 Novak �� 350 Polivka �� 101 Rynes �� 36 Schultz �� 327 (part) �� 80 Pope* �� 617 No candidate Iowa (part) �� 49 Henneman �� 10 Tranel* �� 2 (part) �� 51 Cates �� 947 Novak �� 642 Polivka �� 104 Rynes �� 53 Schultz �� 46 (part) �� 80 Pope* �� 248 No candidate (part) �� 81 Considine �� 48 Kirsch �� 29 Miller �� 65 Moore �� 10 Vedro �� 28 Petrulis �� 10 Iron �� 74 Garfield �� 176 Francis �� 238 Meyers �� 276 Jackson (part) �� 68 Peck �� 87 Bernier* �� 90 (part) �� 70 Vruwink* �� 56 Vander Meer �� 67 (part) �� 92 Danou* �� 599 Weix �� 357 Jefferson (part) �� 33 No candidate Horlacher �� 652 Johnson, S. �� 556 Lurvey �� 123 (part) �� 37 Arnold �� 512 Jagler* �� 687 (part) �� 38 Chojnacki �� 659 Kleefisch* �� 550 (part) �� 43 Jorgensen* �� 244 Brodkey �� 70 Hebert �� 168 Juneau (part) �� 41 Kallas �� 0 Ballweg* �� 0 (part) �� 50 Miller �� 884 Brooks, E.* �� 1,270 Kenosha (part) �� 32 Kupsik �� 67 August* �� 216 (part) �� 61 No candidate Kerkman* �� 3,964 (part) �� 64 Barca* �� 1,711 No candidate (part) �� 65 Ohnstad* �� 1,881 No candidate Elections 899

COUNTY VOTE FOR REPRESENTATIVES TO THE ASSEMBLY Primary Elections–Continued County Assembly or Part District Democratic Vote Republican Vote Kewaunee (part) �� 1 Majeski �� 648 Feit �� 298 Hackbarth �� 47 Kitchens �� 444 McNulty �� 436 La Crosse (part) �� 94 Doyle* �� 1,517 Happel �� 1,542 (part) �� 95 Billings* �� 1,902 No candidate Lafayette (part) �� 49 Henneman �� 58 Tranel* �� 143 (part) �� 51 Cates �� 483 Novak �� 1,073 Polivka �� 418 Rynes �� 161 Schultz �� 428 Langlade (part) �� 35 No candidate Czaja* �� 701 (part) �� 36 No candidate Mursau* �� 253 Lincoln �� 35 No candidate Czaja* �� 738 Manitowoc (part) �� 1 Majeski �� 21 Feit �� 11 Hackbarth �� 2 Kitchens �� 13 McNulty �� 16 (part) �� 2 No candidate Jacque* �� 1,205 (part) �� 25 No candidate Tittl* �� 3,264 (part) �� 27 Heinig �� 225 Carlson �� 234 Jarvis �� 323 Vorpagel �� 320 Marathon (part) �� 35 No candidate Czaja* �� 93 (part) �� 69 Salamonski �� 222 Kulp* �� 423 (part) �� 85 Wright* �� 2,062 Heaton �� 1,442 (part) �� 86 Stencil �� 1,157 Spiros* �� 1,350 (part) �� 87 Pulcher �� 81 Bub �� 72 Edming �� 11 LaBarre �� 51 Noble �� 121 Marinette (part) �� 36 No candidate Mursau* �� 555 (part) �� 89 No candidate Nygren* �� 439 Marquette (part) �� 41 Kallas �� 400 Ballweg* �� 653 (part) �� 42 Ferriter �� 120 Ripp* �� 142 Menominee �� 36 No candidate Mursau* �� 15 Milwaukee (part) �� 7 Riemer* �� 3,740 Espeseth �� 416 (part) �� 8 Manriquez �� 439 Synowicz �� 68 Zamarripa* �� 679 (part) �� 9 Zepnick* �� 2,055 No candidate (part) �� 10 Bowen �� 3,992 No candidate Grant �� 1,555 Johann �� 481 Torhorst �� 1,338 (part) �� 11 Barnes* �� 3,813 No candidate (part) �� 12 Kessler* �� 3,781 Goodwin (write-in) �� 0 (part) �� 13 No candidate Hutton* �� 451 (part) �� 14 No candidate Kooyenga* �� 358 (part) �� 15 Weishan �� 2,009 Sanfelippo* �� 480 (part) �� 16 Dent �� 1,376 No candidate Young* �� 2,309 (part) �� 17 Johnson, L.* �� 4,734 No candidate (part) �� 18 Goyke* �� 3,589 No candidate (part) �� 19 Adams �� 2,023 No candidate Brostoff �� 3,069 Dimitrijevic �� 2,819 Geenen �� 797 (part) �� 20 Sinicki* �� 5,060 McGartland �� 439 Moralez �� 172 Pierce �� 405 (part) �� 21 No candidate Rodriguez �� 883 (part) �� 22 Read �� 449 Brandtjen �� 21 Oliver �� 16 Rogacki �� 11 (part) �� 23 Lueck �� 2,494 Ott, J.* �� 327 (part) �� 24 No candidate Knodl* �� 287 (part) �� 82 No candidate Skowronski* �� 1,152 (part) �� 83 Brownlow �� 616 Craig* �� 177 (part) �� 84 No candidate Kuglitsch* �� 508 Monroe (part) �� 50 Miller �� 53 Brooks, E.* �� 125 (part) �� 70 Vruwink* �� 645 Vander Meer �� 2,179 (part) �� 96 Flesch �� 222 Nerison* �� 876 Oconto (part) �� 6 No candidate Tauchen* �� 0 (part) �� 36 No candidate Mursau* �� 1,110 (part) �� 89 No candidate Nygren* �� 645 Oneida (part) �� 34 No candidate Swearingen* �� 890 (part) �� 35 No candidate Czaja* �� 100 Outagamie (part) �� 2 No candidate Jacque* �� 5 (part) �� 3 No candidate Ott, A.* �� 849 (part) �� 5 McCabe �� 1,110 Steineke* �� 1,839 (part) �� 6 No candidate Tauchen* �� 560 (part) �� 40 No candidate Petersen* �� 32 900 Wisconsin Blue Book 2015 – 2016

COUNTY VOTE FOR REPRESENTATIVES TO THE ASSEMBLY Primary Elections–Continued County Assembly or Part District Democratic Vote Republican Vote (part) �� 55 Westphal �� 319 Gillespie �� 374 Lehman �� 100 Pheifer �� 169 Rohrkaste �� 102 Schroeder �� 82 (part) �� 56 No candidate Murphy* �� 2,227 (part) �� 57 Stuck �� 1,061 Klein �� 908 Ozaukee (part) �� 23 Lueck �� 872 Ott, J.* �� 3,790 (part) �� 24 No candidate Knodl* �� 1,025 (part) �� 60 Duman (write-in) �� 5 Brooks, R. �� 4,120 Opitz �� 2,802 Pepin �� 93 Smith, J. �� 295 Petryk* �� 651 Pierce (part) �� 30 Laumann �� 296 Knudson* �� 213 (part) �� 93 Smith, J. �� 598 Petryk* �� 914 Polk (part) �� 28 Schachtner �� 867 Jarchow �� 1,096 (part) �� 75 Smith, S.* �� 82 Mandley �� 123 Quinn �� 43 Portage (part) �� 70 Vruwink* �� 932 Vander Meer �� 196 (part) �� 71 Shankland* �� 4,388 No candidate (part) �� 72 Duncan �� 165 Krug* �� 90 Rayome �� 113 Price �� 74 Garfield �� 258 Francis �� 1,005 Meyers �� 589 Racine (part) �� 32 Kupsik �� 34 August* �� 97 (part) �� 62 No candidate Weatherston* �� 4,093 (part) �� 63 Mitchell �� 1,642 Biemeck �� 540 Vos* �� 4,594 (part) �� 64 Barca* �� 413 No candidate (part) �� 66 Mason* �� 1,878 No candidate (part) �� 83 Brownlow �� 243 Craig* �� 732 Richland (part) �� 49 Henneman �� 188 Tranel* �� 511 (part) �� 50 Miller �� 342 Brooks, E.* �� 1,270 (part) �� 51 Cates �� 141 Novak �� 115 Polivka �� 142 Rynes �� 373 Schultz �� 47 Rock (part) �� 31 No candidate Loudenbeck* �� 1,074 (part) �� 43 Jorgensen* �� 2,862 Brodkey �� 474 Hebert �� 327 (part) �� 44 Kolste* �� 5,434 Dorsey �� 1,456 (part) �� 45 De Forest �� 1,428 No candidate Spreitzer �� 1,620 Rusk �� 87 Pulcher �� 457 Bub �� 73 Edming �� 982 LaBarre �� 99 Noble �� 165 St. Croix (part) �� 28 Schachtner �� 94 Jarchow �� 88 (part) �� 29 No candidate Murtha* �� 594 (part) �� 30 Laumann �� 846 Knudson* �� 994 (part) �� 75 Smith, S.* �� 17 Mandley �� 3 Quinn �� 5 (part) �� 93 Smith, J. �� 0 Petryk* �� 0 Sauk (part) �� 41 Kallas �� 50 Ballweg* �� 44 (part) �� 50 Miller �� 746 Brooks, E.* �� 430 (part) �� 51 Cates �� 437 Novak �� 82 Polivka �� 157 Rynes �� 16 Schultz �� 11 (part) �� 81 Considine �� 1,505 Kirsch �� 1,234 Miller �� 659 Moore �� 200 Vedro �� 319 Petrulis �� 264 Sawyer (part) �� 74 Garfield �� 38 Francis �� 228 Meyers �� 58 (part) �� 87 Pulcher �� 450 Bub �� 267 Edming �� 148 LaBarre �� 995 Noble �� 441 Shawano (part) �� 6 No candidate Tauchen* �� 3,547 (part) �� 35 No candidate Czaja* �� 184 (part) �� 36 No candidate Mursau* �� 359 (part) �� 40 No candidate Petersen* �� 0 Sheboygan (part) �� 26 Van Akkeren �� 1,755 Hou-Seye �� 688 Katsma �� 5,861 (part) �� 27 Heinig �� 1,635 Carlson �� 2,037 Jarvis �� 1,782 Vorpagel �� 2,202 (part) �� 59 No candidate Kremer �� 448 Prescott �� 204 Ramthun �� 216 Savage �� 157 Taylor (part) �� 87 Pulcher �� 393 Bub �� 1,016 Edming �� 309 LaBarre �� 194 Noble �� 220 Elections 901

COUNTY VOTE FOR REPRESENTATIVES TO THE ASSEMBLY Primary Elections–Continued County Assembly or Part District Democratic Vote Republican Vote Trempealeau (part) �� 68 Peck �� 85 Bernier* �� 42 (part) �� 92 Danou* �� 1,897 Weix �� 670 Vernon (part) �� 50 Miller �� 22 Brooks, E.* �� 14 (part) �� 96 Flesch �� 868 Nerison* �� 863 Vilas (part) �� 34 No candidate Swearingen* �� 718 (part) �� 74 Garfield �� 54 Francis �� 37 Meyers �� 53 Walworth (part) �� 31 No candidate Loudenbeck* �� 2,044 (part) �� 32 Kupsik �� 959 August* �� 2,725 (part) �� 33 No candidate Horlacher �� 469 Johnson, S. �� 162 Lurvey �� 40 (part) �� 43 Jorgensen* �� 461 Brodkey �� 120 Hebert �� 215 (part) �� 63 Mitchell �� 0 Biemeck �� 0 Vos* �� 0 (part) �� 83 Brownlow �� 17 Craig* �� 68 Washburn (part) �� 73 Milroy* �� 329 No candidate (part) �� 75 Smith, S.* �� 310 Mandley �� 263 Quinn �� 326 Washington (part) �� 22 Read �� 210 Brandtjen �� 436 Oliver �� 163 Rogacki �� 453 (part) �� 24 No candidate Knodl* �� 985 (part) �� 39 No candidate Born* �� 103 (part) �� 58 No candidate Gannon �� 2,469 Koehler �� 1,335 Voss �� 1,008 (part) �� 59 No candidate Kremer �� 967 Prescott �� 664 Ramthun �� 614 Savage �� 532 (part) �� 60 Duman (write-in) �� 0 Brooks, R. �� 671 Opitz �� 655 Waukesha (part) �� 13 No candidate Hutton* �� 2,217 (part) �� 14 No candidate Kooyenga* �� 2,595 (part) �� 15 Weishan �� 495 Sanfelippo* �� 1,476 (part) �� 22 Read �� 895 Brandtjen �� 2,675 Oliver �� 510 Rogacki �� 971 (part) �� 24 No candidate Knodl* �� 429 (part) �� 33 No candidate Horlacher �� 1,074 Johnson, S. �� 599 Lurvey �� 115 (part) �� 38 Chojnacki �� 579 Kleefisch* �� 1,886 (part) �� 83 Brownlow �� 901 Craig* �� 3,175 (part) �� 84 No candidate Kuglitsch* �� 1,493 (part) �� 97 No candidate Allen �� 2,004 Banske �� 300 Cummings �� 743 Perry �� 429 Rosner �� 1,716 Trovato �� 728 (part) �� 98 No candidate Neylon* �� 4,044 (part) �� 99 Jensen �� 1,076 Kapenga* �� 5,261 Waupaca (part) �� 6 No candidate Tauchen* �� 227 (part) �� 40 No candidate Petersen* �� 1,291 Waushara (part) �� 40 No candidate Petersen* �� 871 (part) �� 41 Kallas �� 1 Ballweg* �� 5 (part) �� 72 Duncan �� 299 Krug* �� 1,131 Rayome �� 75 Winnebago (part) �� 53 No candidate Schraa* �� 1,615 (part) �� 54 Hintz* �� 1,583 Elliott �� 1,759 (part) �� 55 Westphal �� 1,280 Gillespie �� 642 Lehman �� 340 Pheifer �� 1,099 Rohrkaste �� 1,340 Schroeder �� 328 (part) �� 56 No candidate Murphy* �� 514 (part) �� 57 Stuck �� 615 Klein �� 679 Wood (part) �� 69 Salamonski �� 447 Kulp* �� 478 (part) �� 70 Vruwink* �� 537 Vander Meer �� 382 (part) �� 72 Duncan �� 950 Krug* �� 880 Rayome �� 560 (part) �� 86 Stencil �� 158 Spiros* �� 139 *Incumbent. Source: Official records of the Government Accountability Board, Elections Division. Scattered votes omitted. 902 Wisconsin Blue Book 2015 – 2016

COUNTY VOTE FOR REPRESENTATIVES TO THE ASSEMBLY Special and General Elections County Assembly or Part District Democratic Vote Republican Vote November 4, 2014 General Election Adams (part) �� 41 Kallas �� 2,068 Ballweg* �� 2,308 (part) �� 72 Duncan �� 1,555 Krug* �� 1,975 Ashland �� 74 Meyers �� 4,248 Francis �� 2,035 Barron (part) �� 67 Stene �� 2 Larson* �� 1 (part) �� 75 Smith, S.* �� 7,315 Quinn �� 9,213 Bayfield �� 74 Meyers �� 5,112 Francis �� 2,679 Brown (part) �� 1 Majeski �� 1,739 Kitchens �� 2,475 (part) �� 2 No candidate Jacque* �� 11,639 (part) �� 4 Plaunt �� 10,026 Steffen �� 14,467 (part) �� 5 McCabe �� 1,607 Steineke* �� 3,174 (part) �� 6 No candidate Tauchen* �� 1,914 (part) �� 88 Robinson �� 10,046 Macco �� 12,915 (part) �� 89 No candidate Nygren* �� 6,590 (part)1 �� 90 Genrich* �� 7,953 Wimberger �� 5,342 Buffalo �� 92 Danou* �� 2,780 Weix �� 2,444 (part) �� 93 Smith, J. �� 51 Petryk* �� 93 Burnett (part) �� 28 Schachtner �� 1,275 Jarchow �� 2,300 (part) �� 73 Milroy* �� 1,757 No candidate (part) �� 75 Smith, S.* �� 44 Quinn �� 36 Calumet (part) �� 3 No candidate Ott, A.* �� 12,186 (part) �� 25 No candidate Tittl* �� 2,721 (part) �� 27 Heinig �� 33 Vorpagel �� 66 (part) �� 59 No candidate Kremer �� 2,276 Chippewa (part) �� 67 Stene �� 6,110 Larson* �� 9,685 (part) �� 68 Peck �� 3,619 Bernier* �� 3,947 (part) �� 91 Wachs* �� 23 No candidate Clark (part) �� 68 Peck �� 1,368 Bernier* �� 1,835 (part) �� 69 Salamonski �� 2,195 Kulp* �� 5,385 (part)2 �� 87 Pulcher �� 83 Edming �� 124 Columbia (part) �� 37 Arnold �� 1,248 Jagler* �� 879 (part) �� 41 Kallas �� 430 Ballweg* �� 417 (part) �� 42 Ferriter �� 6,995 Ripp* �� 8,423 (part) �� 81 Considine �� 3,101 Kirsch �� 2,539 Crawford �� 96 Flesch �� 2,843 Nerison* �� 3,327 Dane (part) �� 37 Arnold �� 3,697 Jagler* �� 2,852 (part) �� 38 Chojnacki �� 2,961 Kleefisch* �� 2,239 (part) �� 42 Ferriter �� 937 Ripp* �� 1,028 (part) �� 43 Jorgensen* �� 2,550 Hebert �� 1,267 (part) �� 46 Hebl* �� 20,014 No candidate (part)1 �� 47 Kahl �� 20,332 No candidate (part) �� 48 Sargent* �� 23,423 No candidate (part) �� 76 Taylor* �� 27,102 No candidate (part) �� 77 Berceau* �� 25,268 No candidate (part) �� 78 Subeck �� 23,014 No candidate (part) �� 79 Hesselbein* �� 18,843 Renteria �� 11,406 (part) �� 80 Pope* �� 15,972 No candidate (part) �� 81 Considine �� 1,687 Kirsch �� 1,478 Dodge (part) �� 37 Arnold �� 2,261 Jagler* �� 4,706 (part)1 �� 39 No candidate Born* �� 15,952 (part) �� 42 Ferriter �� 1,484 Ripp* �� 2,616 (part) �� 53 No candidate Schraa* �� 1,430 Door �� 1 Majeski �� 6,618 Kitchens �� 8,329 Douglas (part) �� 73 Milroy* �� 11,442 No candidate (part) �� 74 Meyers �� 309 Francis �� 231 Dunn (part) �� 29 No candidate Murtha* �� 5,243 (part) �� 67 Stene �� 2,579 Larson* �� 3,667 (part) �� 75 Smith, S.* �� 104 Quinn �� 115 (part) �� 93 Smith, J. �� 742 Petryk* �� 855 Eau Claire (part) �� 68 Peck �� 4,392 Bernier* �� 4,795 (part) �� 91 Wachs* �� 14,663 No candidate (part) �� 93 Smith, J. �� 4,150 Petryk* �� 5,027 Florence (part) �� 34 No candidate Swearingen* �� 1,586 Fond du Lac (part) �� 41 Kallas �� 1,367 Ballweg* �� 2,125 (part) �� 42 Ferriter �� 360 Ripp* �� 1,023 (part) �� 52 No candidate Thiesfeldt* �� 17,523 (part) �� 53 No candidate Schraa* �� 6,171 (part) �� 59 No candidate Kremer �� 5,594 Forest �� 34 No candidate Swearingen* �� 770 (part) �� 36 No candidate Mursau* �� 1,873 Grant �� 49 Henneman �� 6,750 Tranel* �� 10,943 Green Lake (part) �� 41 Kallas �� 2,222 Ballweg* �� 4,795 (part) �� 42 Ferriter �� 191 Ripp* �� 505 Green (part) �� 45 Spreitzer �� 2,745 No candidate Elections 903

COUNTY VOTE FOR REPRESENTATIVES TO THE ASSEMBLY Special and General Elections–Continued County Assembly or Part District Democratic Vote Republican Vote (part)1 �� 51 Cates �� 2,709 Novak �� 2,689 (part) �� 80 Pope* �� 3,911 No candidate Iowa (part) �� 49 Henneman �� 21 Tranel* �� 30 (part)1 �� 51 Cates �� 3,189 Novak �� 3,214 (part) �� 80 Pope* �� 1,750 No candidate (part) �� 81 Considine �� 591 Kirsch �� 428 Iron �� 74 Meyers �� 997 Francis �� 1,816 Jackson (part) �� 68 Peck �� 208 Bernier* �� 229 (part) �� 70 Vruwink* �� 256 Vander Meer �� 438 (part) �� 92 Danou* �� 3,518 Weix �� 2,662 Jefferson (part) �� 33 No candidate Horlacher �� 9,537 (part) �� 37 Arnold �� 2,852 Jagler* �� 5,963 (part) �� 38 Chojnacki �� 3,711 Kleefisch* �� 5,288 (part) �� 43 Jorgensen* �� 1,428 Hebert �� 1,620 Juneau (part) �� 41 Kallas �� 0 Ballweg* �� 0 (part) �� 50 Miller �� 3,663 Brooks, E.* �� 5,127 Kenosha (part) �� 32 Kupsik �� 433 August* �� 874 (part) �� 61 No candidate Kerkman* �� 17,452 (part) �� 64 Barca* �� 11,351 No candidate (part) �� 65 Ohnstad* �� 11,599 No candidate Kewaunee �� 1 Majeski �� 3,830 Kitchens �� 5,151 La Crosse (part) �� 94 Doyle* �� 13,670 Happel �� 11,617 (part) �� 95 Billings* �� 17,037 No candidate Lafayette (part) �� 49 Henneman �� 257 Tranel* �� 359 (part)1 �� 51 Cates �� 2,312 Novak �� 2,799 Langlade (part) �� 35 No candidate Czaja* �� 5,737 (part) �� 36 No candidate Mursau* �� 1,009 Lincoln �� 35 No candidate Czaja* �� 9,157 Manitowoc (part) �� 1 Majeski �� 69 Kitchens �� 117 (part) �� 2 No candidate Jacque* �� 7,283 (part) �� 25 No candidate Tittl* �� 14,321 (part) �� 27 Heinig �� 1,275 Vorpagel �� 2,517 Marathon (part) �� 35 No candidate Czaja* �� 1,203 (part) �� 69 Salamonski �� 1,547 Kulp* �� 4,513 (part) �� 85 Wright* �� 11,082 Heaton �� 11,167 (part) �� 86 Stencil �� 8,562 Spiros* �� 14,088 (part)2 �� 87 Pulcher �� 647 Edming �� 1,574 Marinette (part) �� 36 No candidate Mursau* �� 6,426 (part) �� 89 No candidate Nygren* �� 6,261 Marquette (part) �� 41 Kallas �� 1,904 Ballweg* �� 3,034 (part) �� 42 Ferriter �� 551 Ripp* �� 643 Menominee �� 36 No candidate Mursau* �� 432 Milwaukee (part) �� 7 Riemer* �� 11,065 Espeseth �� 8,800 (part) �� 8 Zamarripa* �� 5,155 Synowicz �� 1,271 (part) �� 9 Zepnick* �� 8,507 No candidate (part) �� 10 Bowen �� 20,242 No candidate (part) �� 11 Barnes* �� 17,328 No candidate (part)2 �� 12 Kessler* �� 16,494 No candidate (part) �� 13 No candidate Hutton* �� 10,057 (part) �� 14 No candidate Kooyenga* �� 10,345 (part) �� 15 Weishan �� 6,059 Sanfelippo* �� 8,207 (part) �� 16 Young* �� 16,183 No candidate (part)1 �� 17 Johnson* �� 19,666 No candidate (part) �� 18 Goyke* �� 16,522 No candidate (part)1 �� 19 Brostoff �� 18,077 No candidate (part) �� 20 Sinicki* �� 13,400 McGartland �� 10,481 (part) �� 21 No candidate Rodriguez* �� 16,051 (part) �� 22 Read �� 1,635 Brandtjen �� 858 (part) �� 23 Lueck �� 6,566 Ott, J.* �� 7,055 (part) �� 24 No candidate Knodl* �� 6,024 (part) �� 82 No candidate Skowronski* �� 19,210 (part) �� 83 Brownlow �� 1,481 Craig* �� 2,588 (part) �� 84 No candidate Kuglitsch* �� 11,031 Monroe (part) �� 50 Miller �� 214 Brooks, E.* �� 357 (part) �� 70 Vruwink* �� 4,471 Vander Meer �� 5,808 (part) �� 96 Flesch �� 1,236 Nerison* �� 2,731 Oconto (part) �� 6 No candidate Tauchen* �� 0 (part) �� 36 No candidate Mursau* �� 7,536 (part) �� 89 No candidate Nygren* �� 5,632 Oneida (part) �� 34 No candidate Swearingen* �� 11,767 (part) �� 35 No candidate Czaja* �� 1,359 Outagamie (part) �� 2 No candidate Jacque* �� 72 (part) �� 3 No candidate Ott, A.* �� 7,356 (part) �� 5 McCabe �� 7,477 Steineke* �� 11,871 904 Wisconsin Blue Book 2015 – 2016

COUNTY VOTE FOR REPRESENTATIVES TO THE ASSEMBLY Special and General Elections–Continued County Assembly or Part District Democratic Vote Republican Vote (part) �� 6 No candidate Tauchen* �� 3,154 (part) �� 40 No candidate Petersen* �� 387 (part) �� 55 Westphal �� 2,232 Rohrkaste �� 3,199 (part) �� 56 No candidate Murphy* �� 16,506 (part) �� 57 Stuck �� 6,992 Klein �� 5,478 Ozaukee (part) �� 23 Lueck �� 4,904 Ott, J.* �� 12,951 (part) �� 24 No candidate Knodl* �� 4,252 (part)2 �� 60 No candidate Brooks, R. �� 18,103 Pepin �� 93 Smith, J. �� 1,459 Petryk* �� 1,644 Pierce (part)1 �� 30 Laumann �� 2,033 Knudson* �� 1,996 (part) �� 93 Smith, J. �� 4,346 Petryk* �� 5,746 Polk (part) �� 28 Schachtner �� 5,628 Jarchow �� 9,117 (part) �� 75 Smith, S.* �� 459 Quinn �� 558 Portage (part) �� 70 Vruwink* �� 2,387 Vander Meer �� 2,000 (part) �� 71 Shankland* �� 17,134 No candidate (part) �� 72 Duncan �� 624 Krug* �� 796 Price �� 74 Meyers �� 2,975 Francis �� 3,200 Racine (part) �� 32 Kupsik �� 256 August* �� 495 (part) �� 62 No candidate Weatherston* �� 18,761 (part) �� 63 Mitchell �� 8,917 Vos* �� 15,361 (part) �� 64 Barca* �� 2,536 No candidate (part)1 �� 66 Mason* �� 12,062 No candidate (part) �� 83 Brownlow �� 1,410 Craig* �� 4,014 Richland (part) �� 49 Henneman �� 661 Tranel* �� 908 (part) �� 50 Miller �� 1,524 Brooks, E.* �� 1,932 (part)1 �� 51 Cates �� 746 Novak �� 736 Rock (part) �� 31 No candidate Loudenbeck* �� 8,239 (part) �� 43 Jorgensen* �� 7,720 Hebert �� 4,685 (part) �� 44 Kolste* �� 13,354 Dorsey �� 6,298 (part) �� 45 Spreitzer �� 10,111 No candidate Rusk2 �� 87 Pulcher �� 1,711 Edming �� 4,053 St. Croix (part) �� 28 Schachtner �� 833 Jarchow �� 1,330 (part) �� 29 No candidate Murtha* �� 9,710 (part)1 �� 30 Laumann �� 6,625 Knudson* �� 11,955 (part) �� 75 Smith, S.* �� 109 Quinn �� 105 (part) �� 93 Smith, J. �� 1 Petryk* �� 2 Sauk (part) �� 41 Kallas �� 408 Ballweg* �� 441 (part) �� 50 Miller �� 3,124 Brooks, E.* �� 4,258 (part)1 �� 51 Cates �� 1,621 Novak �� 1,204 (part) �� 81 Considine �� 7,555 Kirsch �� 6,447 Sawyer (part) �� 74 Meyers �� 383 Francis �� 461 (part)2 �� 87 Pulcher �� 2,536 Edming �� 3,172 Shawano (part) �� 6 No candidate Tauchen* �� 11,172 (part) �� 35 No candidate Czaja* �� 1,257 (part) �� 36 No candidate Mursau* �� 1,228 (part) �� 40 No candidate Petersen* �� 3 Sheboygan (part) �� 26 Van Akkeren �� 9,064 Katsma �� 14,352 (part) �� 27 Heinig �� 8,139 Vorpagel �� 13,459 (part) �� 59 No candidate Kremer �� 3,236 Taylor2 �� 87 Pulcher �� 2,121 Edming �� 5,198 Trempealeau (part) �� 68 Peck �� 489 Bernier* �� 483 (part) �� 92 Danou* �� 5,564 Weix �� 3,990 Vernon (part) �� 50 Miller �� 75 Brooks, E.* �� 101 (part) �� 96 Flesch �� 4,760 Nerison* �� 6,625 Vilas (part) �� 34 No candidate Swearingen* �� 7,962 (part) �� 74 Meyers �� 639 Francis �� 440 Walworth (part) �� 31 No candidate Loudenbeck* �� 9,482 (part) �� 32 Kupsik �� 6,405 August* �� 12,345 (part) �� 33 No candidate Horlacher �� 2,633 (part) �� 43 Jorgensen* �� 2,418 Hebert �� 1,921 (part) �� 63 Mitchell �� 0 Vos* �� 0 (part) �� 83 Brownlow �� 109 Craig* �� 326 Washburn (part) �� 73 Milroy* �� 2,403 No candidate (part) �� 75 Smith, S.* �� 1,612 Quinn �� 1,703 Washington (part) �� 22 Read �� 1,312 Brandtjen �� 4,769 (part) �� 24 No candidate Knodl* �� 8,812 (part)1 �� 39 No candidate Born* �� 841 (part) �� 58 No candidate Gannon �� 22,087 (part) �� 59 No candidate Kremer �� 11,311 (part)2 �� 60 No candidate Brooks, R. �� 5,963 Waukesha (part) �� 13 No candidate Hutton* �� 10,653 (part) �� 14 No candidate Kooyenga* �� 11,609 (part) �� 15 Weishan �� 2,998 Sanfelippo* �� 7,220 (part) �� 22 Read �� 5,842 Brandtjen �� 14,980 Elections 905

COUNTY VOTE FOR REPRESENTATIVES TO THE ASSEMBLY Special and General Elections–Continued County Assembly or Part District Democratic Vote Republican Vote (part) �� 24 No candidate Knodl* �� 2,730 (part) �� 33 No candidate Horlacher �� 7,259 (part) �� 38 Chojnacki �� 3,609 Kleefisch* �� 9,954 (part) �� 83 Brownlow �� 4,877 Craig* �� 14,454 (part) �� 84 No candidate Kuglitsch* �� 8,669 (part) �� 97 No candidate Allen �� 17,804 (part) �� 98 No candidate Neylon* �� 21,357 (part) �� 99 Jensen �� 6,593 Kapenga* �� 23,232 Waupaca (part) �� 6 No candidate Tauchen* �� 2,456 (part) �� 40 No candidate Petersen* �� 14,260 Waushara (part) �� 40 No candidate Petersen* �� 3,774 (part) �� 41 Kallas �� 10 Ballweg* �� 32 (part) �� 72 Duncan �� 1,730 Krug* �� 3,073 Winnebago (part) �� 53 No candidate Schraa* �� 10,017 (part) �� 54 Hintz* �� 11,228 Elliott �� 10,571 (part) �� 55 Westphal �� 8,008 Rohrkaste �� 10,828 (part) �� 56 No candidate Murphy* �� 4,338 (part) �� 57 Stuck �� 4,170 Klein �� 3,954 Wood (part) �� 69 Salamonski �� 2,638 Kulp* �� 4,335 (part) �� 70 Vruwink* �� 3,394 Vander Meer �� 3,520 (part) �� 72 Duncan �� 6,408 Krug* �� 7,269 (part) �� 86 Stencil �� 966 Spiros* �� 1,787 *Incumbent. 1Votes for Independent candidates: 17th AD: Eugenie M. Stackowitz: Milwaukee – 2,802; 19th AD: Joseph Thomas Klein: Milwaukee – 3,943; 30th AD: Laurie Kroeger: Pierce – 162, St. Croix – 585; 39th AD: Richard Bennett: Dodge – 5,775, Washington – 202; 47th AD: Phillip N. Anderson: Dane – 4,596; 51st AD: Adam Laufenberg: Green – 156, Iowa – 591, Lafayette – 272, Richland – 70, Sauk – 88; 66th AD: George Meyers: Racine – 2,781; 90th AD: Shae Sortwell: Brown – 1,164. 2Votes for write-in candidates: 12th AD: Russell Goodwin: Milwaukee – 3; 60th AD: Perry Duman: Ozaukee – 5, Washington – 0; 87th AD: Michael Bub: Clark – 0, Marathon – 0, Rusk – 2, Sawyer – 0, Taylor – 50. Source: Official records of the Government Accountability Board, Elections Division. Scattered votes omitted. 906 Wisconsin Blue Book 2015 – 2016

DISTRICT VOTE FOR REPRESENTATIVES TO THE ASSEMBLY Primary Elections Assembly Political District Party Candidates Vote October 22, 2013 Primary 21 ��Dem. Elizabeth Coppola �� 676 Rep. Jason Red Arnold �� 73 Rep. Larry Gamble �� 170 Rep. Ken Gehl �� 536 Rep. Chris Kujawa �� 866 Rep. Jessie Rodriguez �� 1,513 69 ��Dem. Kenneth A. Slezak �� 390 Rep. Tommy Dahlen �� 1,014 Rep. Alanna Feddick �� 1,273 Rep. Bob Kulp �� 2,260 Rep. Scott Kenneth Noble �� 624 November 19, 2013 Primary 82 ��Dem. John R. Hermes �� 657 Rep. Steven C. Becker �� 91 Rep. Shari Hanneman �� 295 Rep. Stephanie Mares �� 1,437 Rep. Ken Skowronski �� 1,846 August 12, 2014 Primary 1 ��Dem. Joe Majeski �� 2,177 Rep. Paul M. Feit �� 1,841 Rep. Brian Hackbarth �� 616 Rep. Joel C. Kitchens �� 2,935 Rep. Terry McNulty �� 1,281 2 ��Rep. Andre Jacque* �� 2,435 3 ��Rep. Al Ott* �� 1,662 4 ��Dem. Chris Plaunt �� 1,658 Rep. Corrie Campbell �� 593 Rep. Jeff Goelz �� 1,038 Rep. David Steffen �� 2,359 5 ��Dem. Jeff McCabe �� 1,301 Rep. Jim Steineke* �� 2,275 6 ��Rep. Gary Tauchen* �� 4,482 7 ��Dem. Daniel Riemer* �� 3,740 Rep. Scott Espeseth �� 416 8 ��Dem. Laura Manriquez �� 439 Dem. JoCasta Zamarripa* �� 679 Rep. Vincent Synowicz �� 68 9 ��Dem. Josh Zepnick* �� 2,055 10 ��Dem. David Bowen �� 3,992 Dem. Bria Grant �� 1,555 Dem. Sara Lee Johann �� 481 Dem. Tia Torhorst �� 1,338 11 ��Dem. Mandela Barnes* �� 3,813 12 ��Dem. Frederick P. Kessler* �� 3,781 Rep. Russell Goodwin (write-in) �� 0 13 ��Rep. Rob Hutton* �� 2,668 14 ��Rep. Dale Kooyenga* �� 2,953 15 ��Dem. John F. Weishan, Jr. �� 2,504 Rep. Joe Sanfelippo* �� 1,956 16 ��Dem. Tracey Dent �� 1,376 Dem. Leon D. Young* �� 2,309 17 ��Dem. La Tonya Johnson* �� 4,734 18 ��Dem. Evan Goyke* �� 3,589 19 ��Dem. Dan Adams �� 2,023 Dem. Jonathan Brostoff �� 3,069 Dem. Marina Dimitrijevic �� 2,819 Dem. Sara Geenen �� 797 20 ��Dem. Christine Sinicki* �� 5,060 Rep. Molly McGartland �� 439 Rep. Justin Moralez �� 172 Rep. Mike Pierce �� 405 21 ��Rep. Jessie Rodriguez* �� 883 22 ��Dem. Jessie Read �� 1,554 Rep. Janel Brandtjen �� 3,132 Rep. Nick Oliver �� 689 Rep. Blair A. Rogacki �� 1,435 23 ��Dem. Beth L. Lueck �� 3,366 Rep. Jim Ott* �� 4,117 24 ��Rep. Dan Knodl* �� 2,726 25 ��Rep. Paul Tittl* �� 3,570 26 ��Dem. Terry Van Akkeren �� 1,755 Rep. Job Hou-Seye �� 688 Rep. Terry Katsma �� 5,861 Elections 907

DISTRICT VOTE FOR REPRESENTATIVES TO THE ASSEMBLY Primary Elections–Continued Assembly Political District Party Candidates Vote 27 ��Dem. Scott Grover Heinig �� 1,870 Rep. Darryl Carlson �� 2,272 Rep. Jackie Jarvis �� 2,112 Rep. Tyler Vorpagel �� 2,533 28 ��Dem. Travis Schachtner �� 1,247 Rep. Adam Jarchow �� 2,135 29 ��Rep. John Murtha* �� 1,019 30 ��Dem. Darrel Laumann �� 1,142 Rep. Dean Knudson* �� 1,207 31 ��Rep. Amy Loudenbeck* �� 3,118 32 ��Dem. Alan Kupsik �� 1,060 Rep. Tyler August* �� 3,038 33 ��Rep. Cody Horlacher �� 2,195 Rep. Scott L. Johnson �� 1,317 Rep. Bill Lurvey �� 278 34 ��Rep. Rob Swearingen* �� 1,842 35 ��Rep. Mary J. Czaja* �� 1,816 36 ��Rep. Jeffrey L. Mursau* �� 2,452 37 ��Dem. Mary I. Arnold �� 1,752 Rep. John Jagler* �� 1,960 38 ��Dem. Tom Chojnacki �� 1,815 Rep. Joel Kleefisch* �� 2,598 39 ��Rep. Mark L. Born* �� 4,387 40 ��Rep. Kevin Petersen* �� 2,194 41 ��Dem. Joe Kallas �� 1,863 Rep. Joan Ballweg* �� 3,711 42 ��Dem. George Ferriter �� 1,931 Rep. Keith Ripp* �� 3,191 43 ��Dem. Andy Jorgensen* �� 4,106 Rep. Herschel Brodkey �� 713 Rep. Leon L. Hebert �� 762 44 ��Dem. Debra Kolste* �� 5,434 Rep. Jacob Dorsey �� 1,456 45 ��Dem. Sheila De Forest �� 1,691 Dem. Mark Spreitzer �� 1,993 46 ��Dem. Gary Hebl* �� 3,005 47 ��Dem. Robb Kahl* �� 3,688 48 ��Dem. Melissa Agard Sargent* �� 5,109 49 ��Dem. Chad Henneman �� 1,711 Rep. Travis Tranel* �� 3,700 50 ��Dem. Christopher Miller �� 2,047 Rep. Ed Brooks* �� 3,109 51 ��Dem. Dick Cates �� 2,893 Rep. Todd Novak �� 2,262 Rep. Dennis B. Polivka �� 922 Rep. Ken Rhino Rynes �� 639 Rep. Tyler G. Schultz �� 859 52 ��Rep. Jeremy Thiesfeldt* �� 4,440 53 ��Rep. Michael Schraa* �� 3,178 54 ��Dem. Gordon Hintz* �� 1,583 Rep. Mark Elliott �� 1,759 55 ��Dem. Mark Westphal �� 1,599 Rep. Steven Gillespie �� 1,016 Rep. John R. Lehman �� 440 Rep. Ryan Pheifer �� 1,268 Rep. Mike Rohrkaste �� 1,442 Rep. Jay Schroeder �� 410 56 ��Rep. Dave Murphy* �� 2,741 57 ��Dem. Amanda Stuck �� 1,676 Rep. Chris Klein �� 1,587 58 ��Rep. Bob Gannon �� 2,469 Rep. Tiffany Koehler �� 1,335 Rep. Sandy Voss �� 1,008 59 ��Rep. Jesse Kremer �� 2,388 Rep. Ralph Prescott �� 1,478 Rep. Timothy Ramthun �� 1,467 Rep. Bill Savage �� 854 60 ��Dem. Perry Duman (write-in) �� 5 Rep. Robert Brooks �� 4,791 Rep. Jean F. Opitz �� 3,457 61 ��Rep. Samantha Kerkman* �� 3,964 62 ��Rep. Thomas Weatherston* �� 4,093 63 ��Dem. Andy Mitchell �� 1,642 Rep. Bryn Biemeck �� 540 Rep. Robin J. Vos* �� 4,594 64 ��Dem. Peter W. Barca* �� 2,124 65 ��Dem. Tod Ohnstad* �� 1,881 66 ��Dem. Cory Mason* �� 1,878 908 Wisconsin Blue Book 2015 – 2016

DISTRICT VOTE FOR REPRESENTATIVES TO THE ASSEMBLY Primary Elections–Continued Assembly Political District Party Candidates Vote 67 ��Dem. Gary L. Stene �� 1,992 Rep. Tom Larson* �� 1,300 68 ��Dem. Jeff Peck �� 1,459 Rep. Kathy Bernier* �� 1,516 69 ��Dem. Norbert Salamonski �� 1,026 Rep. Bob Kulp* �� 2,019 70 ��Dem. Amy Sue Vruwink* �� 2,170 Rep. Nancy Lynn Vander Meer �� 2,824 71 ��Dem. Katrina Shankland* �� 4,388 72 ��Dem. Dana W. Duncan �� 1,688 Dem. Tom Rayome �� 835 Rep. Scott S. Krug* �� 2,389 73 ��Dem. Nick Milroy* �� 3,351 74 ��Dem. Graham F. Garfield �� 1,636 Dem. Beth Meyers �� 3,092 Rep. Jamey Francis �� 2,031 75 ��Dem. Stephen Smith* �� 1,689 Rep. Ken Mandley �� 1,208 Rep. Romaine Robert Quinn �� 2,231 76 ��Dem. Chris Taylor* �� 4,610 77 ��Dem. Terese Berceau* �� 6,196 78 ��Dem. Mark Clear �� 2,913 Dem. Lisa Subeck �� 3,827 79 ��Dem. Dianne Hesselbein* �� 3,999 Rep. Brent Renteria �� 654 80 ��Dem. Sondy Pope* �� 3,726 81 ��Dem. Dave Considine �� 2,085 Dem. Margo Miller �� 1,395 Dem. Peter J. Vedro �� 482 Rep. Ashton Kirsch �� 1,893 Rep. David J. Moore �� 333 Rep. Greg Petrulis �� 437 82 ��Rep. Ken Skowronski* �� 1,152 83 ��Dem. Jim Brownlow �� 1,777 Rep. Dave Craig* �� 4,152 84 ��Rep. Michael Kuglitsch* �� 2,001 85 ��Dem. Mandy Wright* �� 2,062 Rep. Dave Heaton �� 1,442 86 ��Dem. Nancy Stencil �� 1,315 Rep. John Spiros* �� 1,489 87 ��Dem. Richard Pulcher �� 1,383 Rep. Michael Bub �� 1,433 Rep. James W. Edming �� 1,452 Rep. Shirl LaBarre �� 1,339 Rep. Scott Kenneth Noble �� 960 88 ��Dem. Dan Robinson �� 1,393 Rep. John Macco �� 1,960 89 ��Rep. John Nygren* �� 1,817 90 ��Dem. Eric Genrich* �� 1,291 Rep. Eric Wimberger �� 1,124 91 ��Dem. Dana Wachs* �� 1,823 92 ��Dem. Chris Danou* �� 2,891 Rep. Isaac Weix �� 1,484 93 ��Dem. Jeff Smith �� 1,846 Rep. Warren Petryk* �� 2,298 94 ��Dem. Steve Doyle* �� 1,517 Rep. Tracie Happel �� 1,542 95 ��Dem. Jill Billings* �� 1,902 96 ��Dem. Peter Flesch �� 1,912 Rep. Lee Nerison* �� 2,328 97 ��Rep. Scott Allen �� 2,004 Rep. Joe Banske �� 300 Rep. Kathleen Cummings �� 743 Rep. Aaron D. Perry �� 429 Rep. Brandon J. Rosner �� 1,716 Rep. Vince Trovato �� 728 98 ��Rep. Adam Neylon* �� 4,044 99 ��Dem. Alice Jensen �� 1,076 Rep. Chris Kapenga* �� 5,261 *Incumbent. Dem. – Democratic Party; Rep.– Republican Party. Source: Official records of the Government Accountability Board, Elections Division. Scattered votes omitted. Elections 909

DISTRICT VOTE FOR REPRESENTATIVES TO THE ASSEMBLY Special and General Elections Assembly Political Percent of District Party Candidates Vote Total Vote1 November 4, 2014 General Election 1 �� Dem. Joe Majeski �� 12,256 43.24% Rep. Joel C. Kitchens �� 16,072 56.70 2 �� Rep. Andre Jacque* �� 18,994 98.64 3 �� Rep. Al Ott* �� 19,542 100.00 4 �� Dem. Chris Plaunt �� 10,026 40.88 Rep. David Steffen �� 14,467 58.99 5 �� Dem. Jeff McCabe �� 9,084 37.65 Rep. Jim Steineke* �� 15,045 62.35 6 �� Rep. Gary Tauchen* �� 18,696 99.32 7 �� Dem. Daniel Riemer* �� 11,065 55.52 Rep. Scott Espeseth �� 8,800 44.16 8 �� Dem. JoCasta Zamarripa* �� 5,155 79.87 Rep. Vincent Synowicz �� 1,271 19.69 9 �� Dem. Josh Zepnick* �� 8,507 97.68 10 �� Dem. David Bowen �� 20,242 98.95 11 �� Dem. Mandela Barnes* �� 17,328 98.83 12 �� Dem. Frederick P. Kessler* �� 16,494 97.94 Rep. Russell Goodwin2 �� 3 0.02 13 �� Rep. Rob Hutton* �� 20,710 96.85 14 �� Rep. Dale Kooyenga* �� 21,954 96.37 15 �� Dem. John F. Weishan, Jr. �� 9,057 36.93 Rep. Joe Sanfelippo* �� 15,427 62.91 16 �� Dem. Leon D. Young* �� 16,183 98.41 17 �� Dem. La Tonya Johnson* �� 19,666 87.25 Ind. Eugenie M. Stackowitz �� 2,802 12.43 18 �� Dem. Evan Goyke* �� 16,522 98.50 19 �� Dem. Jonathan Brostoff �� 18,077 81.44 Ind. Joseph Thomas Klein �� 3,943 17.76 20 �� Dem. Christine Sinicki* �� 13,400 56.02 Rep. Molly McGartland �� 10,481 43.81 21 �� Rep. Jessie Rodriguez* �� 16,051 96.54 22 �� Dem. Jessie Read �� 8,789 29.86 Rep. Janel Brandtjen �� 20,607 70.02 23 �� Dem. Beth L. Lueck �� 11,470 36.41 Rep. Jim Ott* �� 20,006 63.51 24 �� Rep. Dan Knodl* �� 21,818 97.06 25 �� Rep. Paul Tittl* �� 17,042 100.00 26 �� Dem. Terry Van Akkeren �� 9,064 38.64 Rep. Terry Katsma �� 14,352 61.18 27 �� Dem. Scott Grover Heinig �� 9,447 36.99 Rep. Tyler Vorpagel �� 16,042 62.82 28 �� Dem. Travis Schachtner �� 7,736 37.77 Rep. Adam Jarchow �� 12,747 62.23 29 �� Rep. John Murtha* �� 14,953 98.49 30 �� Dem. Darrel Laumann �� 8,658 37.05 Rep. Dean Knudson* �� 13,951 59.70 Ind. Laurie Kroeger �� 747 3.20 31 �� Rep. Amy Loudenbeck* �� 17,721 98.54 32 �� Dem. Alan Kupsik �� 7,094 34.03 Rep. Tyler August* �� 13,714 65.79 33 �� Rep. Cody Horlacher �� 19,429 98.04 34 �� Rep. Rob Swearingen* �� 22,085 98.12 35 �� Rep. Mary J. Czaja* �� 18,713 98.58 36 �� Rep. Jeffrey L. Mursau* �� 18,504 99.86 37 �� Dem. Mary I. Arnold �� 10,058 41.10 Rep. John Jagler* �� 14,400 58.84 38 �� Dem. Tom Chojnacki �� 10,281 37.00 Rep. Joel Kleefisch* �� 17,481 62.91 39 �� Rep. Mark L. Born* �� 16,793 73.74 Ind. Richard Bennett �� 5,977 26.25 40 �� Rep. Kevin Petersen* �� 18,424 98.96 41 �� Dem. Joe Kallas �� 8,409 39.00 Rep. Joan Ballweg* �� 13,152 60.99 42 �� Dem. George Ferriter �� 10,518 42.46 Rep. Keith Ripp* �� 14,238 57.48 43 �� Dem. Andy Jorgensen* �� 14,116 59.71 Rep. Leon L. Hebert �� 9,493 40.16 44 �� Dem. Debra Kolste* �� 13,354 67.95 Rep. Jacob Dorsey �� 6,298 32.05 45 �� Dem. Mark Spreitzer �� 12,856 99.02 46 �� Dem. Gary Hebl* �� 20,014 97.32 47 �� Dem. Robb Kahl* �� 20,332 81.28 Ind. Phillip N. Anderson �� 4,596 18.37 910 Wisconsin Blue Book 2015 – 2016

DISTRICT VOTE FOR REPRESENTATIVES TO THE ASSEMBLY Special and General Elections–Continued Assembly Political Percent of District Party Candidates Vote Total Vote1 48 �� Dem. Melissa Agard Sargent* �� 23,423 98.48 49 �� Dem. Chad Henneman �� 7,689 38.56 Rep. Travis Tranel* �� 12,240 61.38 50 �� Dem. Christopher Miller �� 8,600 42.19 Rep. Ed Brooks* �� 11,775 57.77 51 �� Dem. Dick Cates �� 10,577 47.19 Rep. Todd Novak �� 10,642 47.48 Ind. Adam Laufenberg �� 1,177 5.25 52 �� Rep. Jeremy Thiesfeldt* �� 17,523 100.00 53 �� Rep. Michael Schraa* �� 17,618 98.55 54 �� Dem. Gordon Hintz* �� 11,228 51.37 Rep. Mark Elliott �� 10,571 48.36 55 �� Dem. Mark Westphal �� 10,240 42.15 Rep. Mike Rohrkaste �� 14,027 57.74 56 �� Rep. Dave Murphy* �� 20,844 99.57 57 �� Dem. Amanda Stuck �� 11,162 54.15 Rep. Chris Klein �� 9,432 45.76 58 �� Rep. Bob Gannon �� 22,087 97.86 59 �� Rep. Jesse Kremer �� 22,417 99.02 60 �� Dem. Perry Duman2 �� 5 0.02 Rep. Robert Brooks �� 24,066 98.93 61 �� Rep. Samantha Kerkman* �� 17,452 97.41 62 �� Rep. Thomas Weatherston* �� 18,761 97.61 63 �� Dem. Andy Mitchell �� 8,917 36.70 Rep. Robin J. Vos* �� 15,361 63.23 64 �� Dem. Peter W. Barca* �� 13,887 95.54 65 �� Dem. Tod Ohnstad* �� 11,599 96.93 66 �� Dem. Cory Mason* �� 12,062 80.73 Ind. George Meyers �� 2,781 18.61 67 �� Dem. Gary Stene �� 8,691 39.43 Rep. Tom Larson* �� 13,353 60.57 68 �� Dem. Jeff Peck �� 10,076 47.15 Rep. Kathy Bernier* �� 11,289 52.82 69 �� Dem. Norbert Salamonski �� 6,380 30.95 Rep. Bob Kulp* �� 14,233 69.05 70 �� Dem. Amy Sue Vruwink* �� 10,508 47.14 Rep. Nancy Lynn Vander Meer �� 11,766 52.78 71 �� Dem. Katrina Shankland* �� 17,134 97.79 72 �� Dem. Dana W. Duncan �� 10,317 44.02 Rep. Scott S. Krug* �� 13,113 55.95 73 �� Dem. Nick Milroy* �� 15,602 99.80 74 �� Dem. Beth Meyers �� 14,663 57.43 Rep. Jamey Francis �� 10,862 42.54 75 �� Dem. Stephen Smith* �� 9,643 45.10 Rep. Romaine Robert Quinn �� 11,730 54.86 76 �� Dem. Chris Taylor* �� 27,102 98.15 77 �� Dem. Terese Berceau* �� 25,268 98.66 78 �� Dem. Lisa Subeck �� 23,014 97.99 79 �� Dem. Dianne Hesselbein* �� 18,843 62.24 Rep. Brent Renteria �� 11,406 37.67 80 �� Dem. Sondy Pope* �� 21,633 97.71 81 �� Dem. Dave Considine �� 12,934 54.27 Rep. Ashton Kirsch �� 10,892 45.70 82 �� Rep. Ken Skowronski* �� 19,210 97.27 83 �� Dem. Jim Brownlow �� 7,877 26.89 Rep. Dave Craig* �� 21,382 72.99 84 �� Rep. Michael Kuglitsch* �� 19,700 97.27 85 �� Dem. Mandy Wright* �� 11,082 49.81 Rep. Dave Heaton �� 11,167 50.19 86 �� Dem. Nancy Stencil �� 9,528 37.51 Rep. John Spiros* �� 15,875 62.49 87 �� Dem. Richard Pulcher �� 7,098 33.36 Rep. Michael Bub2 �� 52 0.24 Rep. James W. Edming �� 14,121 66.37 88 �� Dem. Dan Robinson �� 10,046 43.72 Rep. John Macco �� 12,915 56.20 89 �� Rep. John Nygren* �� 18,483 99.38 90 �� Dem. Eric Genrich* �� 7,953 54.94 Rep. Eric Wimberger �� 5,342 36.90 Ind. Shae Sortwell �� 1,164 8.04 91 �� Dem. Dana Wachs* �� 14,686 96.97 92 �� Dem. Chris Danou* �� 11,862 56.58 Rep. Isaac Weix �� 9,096 43.38 Elections 911

DISTRICT VOTE FOR REPRESENTATIVES TO THE ASSEMBLY Special and General Elections–Continued Assembly Political Percent of District Party Candidates Vote Total Vote1 93 �� Dem. Jeff Smith �� 10,749 44.55 Rep. Warren Petryk* �� 13,367 55.40 94 �� Dem. Steve Doyle* �� 13,670 54.06 Rep. Tracie Happel �� 11,617 45.94 95 �� Dem. Jill Billings* �� 17,037 100.00 96 �� Dem. Peter Flesch �� 8,839 41.06 Rep. Lee Nerison* �� 12,683 58.91 97 �� Rep. Scott Allen �� 17,804 97.83 98 �� Rep. Adam Neylon* �� 21,357 98.64 99 �� Dem. Alice Jensen �� 6,593 22.08 Rep. Chris Kapenga* �� 23,232 77.82 Dem. – Democratic Party; Rep. – Republican Party; Ind. – Independent. *Incumbent. 1Percentages do not equal 100%, as scattered votes have been omitted. 2Write-in candidate. Source: Official records of the Government Accountability Board, Elections Division. 912 Wisconsin Blue Book 2015 – 2016

COUNTY VOTE FOR GOVERNOR August 12, 2014 Primary Mary Brett Steve R. Scott Burke Hulsey Evans1 Walker2 County (Dem.) (Dem.) (Rep.) (Rep.) Adams �� 853 116 0 691 Ashland �� 1,153 90 0 218 Barron �� 1,221 115 1 2,435 Bayfield �� 1,715 133 0 373 Brown �� 6,971 796 0 10,377 Buffalo �� 393 43 1 540 Burnett �� 532 75 0 1,690 Calumet �� 1,136 264 1 1,700 Chippewa �� 1,460 208 1 1,183 Clark �� 683 92 0 1,647 Columbia �� 2,700 220 0 2,430 Crawford �� 829 99 0 626 Dane �� 41,744 3,737 4 5,485 Dodge �� 2,117 237 1 6,764 Door �� 1,387 62 1 3,868 Douglas �� 2,770 430 0 721 Dunn �� 2,628 805 0 1,009 Eau Claire �� 3,183 234 4 2,129 Florence �� 93 19 0 181 Fond du Lac �� 2,328 224 2 7,606 Forest �� 331 41 0 268 Grant �� 1,681 108 3 2,739 Green �� 2,376 305 0 1,360 Green Lake �� 836 105 1 2,449 Iowa �� 1,440 85 1 838 Iron �� 379 76 0 268 Jackson �� 731 84 0 588 Jefferson �� 3,045 562 0 2,807 Juneau �� 963 82 0 1,236 Kenosha �� 5,413 315 0 7,885 Kewaunee �� 600 156 1 1,022 La Crosse �� 3,649 226 0 2,946 Lafayette �� 612 46 4 1,991 Langlade �� 614 114 0 1,052 Lincoln �� 913 138 0 821 Manitowoc �� 2,612 339 4 5,347 Marathon �� 3,814 475 0 3,763 Marinette �� 1,042 220 0 1,038 Marquette �� 569 50 0 847 Menominee �� 163 29 0 23 Milwaukee �� 71,762 29,302 6 8,968 Monroe �� 965 72 2 2,836 Oconto �� 1,543 304 1 1,865 Oneida �� 1,239 171 1 1,051 Outagamie �� 4,990 609 2 7,114 Ozaukee �� 2,444 186 4 11,436 Pepin �� 288 42 1 679 Pierce �� 902 71 1 1,154 Polk �� 1,028 81 0 1,315 Portage �� 5,523 1,408 1 1,638 Price �� 863 83 0 1,360 Racine �� 7,041 544 3 10,547 Richland �� 775 61 6 2,320 Rock �� 12,093 2,294 0 4,580 Rusk �� 489 50 0 1,107 St. Croix �� 1,838 188 0 1,753 Sauk �� 3,652 307 1 2,347 Sawyer �� 601 41 0 1,895 Shawano �� 941 129 5 3,881 Sheboygan �� 3,772 337 1 11,803 Taylor �� 420 66 0 1,499 Trempealeau �� 1,679 453 0 805 Vernon �� 969 74 1 884 Vilas �� 686 76 0 792 Walworth �� 2,450 234 1 6,280 Washburn �� 656 41 0 1,078 Washington �� 2,758 574 0 9,683 Waukesha �� 10,145 1,318 13 32,957 Waupaca �� 1,418 270 0 1,565 Waushara �� 783 77 6 2,104 Winnebago �� 4,995 426 8 8,497 Wood �� 2,534 386 0 1,959 TOTAL �� 259,921 51,830 94 238,713 Dem. – Democratic Party; Rep. – Republican Party. 1Write-in candidate. 2Incumbent. Source: Official records of the Government Accountability Board, Elections Division. Scattered votes omitted. Elections 913

COUNTY VOTE FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR August 12, 2014 Primary John Mary Jo Rebecca Lehman Walters Kleefisch* County (Dem.) (Dem.) (Rep.) Adams �� 402 467 638 Ashland �� 499 518 199 Barron �� 637 579 2,218 Bayfield �� 680 827 340 Brown �� 3,613 3,206 9,828 Buffalo �� 195 197 491 Burnett �� 281 288 1,496 Calumet �� 644 587 1,614 Chippewa �� 836 663 1,203 Clark �� 322 352 1,483 Columbia �� 1,235 1,274 2,326 Crawford �� 435 400 559 Dane �� 21,776 15,484 5,264 Dodge �� 1,241 860 6,518 Door �� 655 640 3,622 Douglas �� 1,353 1,501 628 Dunn �� 1,469 1,401 939 Eau Claire �� 1,648 1,373 2,043 Florence �� 47 49 168 Fond du Lac �� 1,257 1,027 7,302 Forest �� 183 138 241 Grant �� 854 699 2,612 Green �� 1,200 1,029 1,298 Green Lake �� 455 395 2,356 Iowa �� 743 601 805 Iron �� 189 206 228 Jackson �� 401 327 527 Jefferson �� 1,672 1,348 2,707 Juneau �� 486 464 1,193 Kenosha �� 3,433 1,816 7,407 Kewaunee �� 369 328 973 La Crosse �� 1,758 1,586 2,821 Lafayette �� 321 270 1,819 Langlade �� 307 327 939 Lincoln �� 483 434 746 Manitowoc �� 1,356 1,309 5,354 Marathon �� 2,066 1,794 3,484 Marinette �� 562 548 1,004 Marquette �� 285 295 824 Menominee �� 81 86 21 Milwaukee �� 43,461 35,317 8,308 Monroe �� 437 502 2,771 Oconto �� 848 824 1,771 Oneida �� 608 647 977 Outagamie �� 2,569 2,328 6,765 Ozaukee �� 1,426 913 11,024 Pepin �� 166 130 629 Pierce �� 509 388 1,092 Polk �� 512 500 1,251 Portage �� 2,779 2,668 1,442 Price �� 430 423 1,165 Racine �� 6,176 1,276 10,147 Richland �� 365 368 2,195 Rock �� 6,117 5,877 4,295 Rusk �� 222 274 995 St. Croix �� 937 828 1,682 Sauk �� 1,694 1,649 2,236 Sawyer �� 269 317 1,644 Shawano �� 464 488 3,685 Sheboygan �� 2,000 1,787 12,840 Taylor �� 220 221 1,336 Trempealeau �� 997 877 761 Vernon �� 483 434 841 Vilas �� 309 360 770 Walworth �� 1,322 1,067 6,038 Washburn �� 319 310 979 Washington �� 1,676 1,257 9,403 Waukesha �� 5,875 4,219 32,120 Waupaca �� 722 769 1,498 Waushara �� 396 390 2,028 Winnebago �� 2,508 2,243 8,096 Wood �� 1,346 1,173 1,842 TOTAL �� 144,591 116,517 228,864 Dem. – Democratic Party; Rep. – Republican Party. *Incumbent. Source: Official records of the Government Accountability Board, Elections Division. Scattered votes omitted. 914 Wisconsin Blue Book 2015 – 2016

COUNTY VOTE FOR GOVERNOR AND LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR November 4, 2014 General Election Mary Burke Scott Walker* Robert Burke Dennis Fehr John Lehman Rebecca Kleefisch* Joseph M. Brost County (Dem.) (Rep.) (Ind.) (Ind.) Adams �� 3,762 4,297 88 36 Ashland �� 4,150 2,333 55 26 Barron �� 6,832 9,696 146 67 Bayfield �� 4,888 3,075 40 17 Brown �� 40,751 58,408 741 324 Buffalo �� 2,267 3,169 41 24 Burnett �� 2,615 3,868 39 15 Calumet �� 7,285 14,086 155 88 Chippewa �� 10,402 13,765 196 143 Clark �� 3,848 7,409 85 49 Columbia �� 12,527 11,837 217 101 Crawford �� 3,225 2,974 48 26 Dane �� 175,937 73,676 2,065 544 Dodge �� 12,732 23,715 279 112 Door �� 6,842 8,160 107 53 Douglas �� 9,590 6,001 111 43 Dunn �� 7,066 8,229 169 53 Eau Claire �� 21,239 20,304 376 147 Florence �� 629 1,349 18 5 Fond du Lac �� 15,014 27,485 308 121 Forest �� 1,511 2,032 32 16 Grant �� 8,704 9,149 211 94 Green �� 7,948 7,193 132 52 Green Lake �� 2,464 5,336 53 21 Iowa �� 5,937 4,480 120 34 Iron �� 1,085 1,755 17 16 Jackson �� 3,631 3,812 67 35 Jefferson �� 13,876 21,443 299 114 Juneau �� 4,080 4,817 105 26 Kenosha �� 27,367 28,398 480 200 Kewaunee �� 3,379 5,676 40 39 La Crosse �� 25,429 22,321 498 171 Lafayette �� 2,982 3,191 50 24 Langlade �� 2,921 5,476 47 34 Lincoln �� 5,104 6,866 122 48 Manitowoc �� 12,563 21,044 290 135 Marathon �� 21,305 34,583 412 203 Marinette �� 6,023 9,610 104 51 Marquette �� 2,629 3,611 48 31 Menominee �� 753 215 23 8 Milwaukee �� 231,316 132,706 2,607 1,046 Monroe �� 6,399 8,446 161 73 Oconto �� 5,657 10,300 109 69 Oneida �� 7,190 9,852 190 75 Outagamie �� 29,503 44,543 665 233 Ozaukee �� 13,696 32,696 256 76 Pepin �� 1,333 1,791 23 14 Pierce �� 6,666 7,760 157 46 Polk �� 6,516 9,345 147 59 Portage �� 15,283 14,650 279 124 Price �� 2,700 3,725 49 28 Racine �� 35,769 42,944 571 216 Richland �� 3,315 3,435 64 22 Rock �� 32,523 24,993 616 300 Rusk �� 2,286 3,502 70 30 St. Croix �� 13,231 20,066 361 87 Sauk �� 13,041 12,222 248 97 Sawyer �� 3,029 3,721 53 22 Shawano �� 5,730 10,937 89 78 Sheboygan �� 17,955 31,728 373 146 Taylor �� 2,248 5,406 63 26 Trempealeau �� 4,974 5,617 91 42 Vernon �� 5,932 5,687 105 42 Vilas �� 4,240 6,942 91 34 Walworth �� 13,809 25,415 315 148 Washburn �� 3,074 3,945 43 30 Washington �� 15,507 50,278 312 137 Waukesha �� 54,500 147,266 1,017 345 Waupaca �� 7,471 13,130 104 83 Waushara �� 3,609 6,100 63 36 Winnebago �� 30,258 37,894 726 268 Wood �� 12,861 17,820 268 152 TOTAL �� 1,122,913 1,259,706 18,720 7,530 *Incumbent. Dem. – Democratic Party; Rep. – Republican Party; Ind. – Independent. Note: Vote totals for write-in candidates for governor: Jumoka A. Johnson (Constitution Party) – 15; Steve R. Evans (Rep.) – 9; Susan P. Resch (Rep.) – 8; Brett D. Hulsey (Ind.) – 52; Jessica Nicole Perry (Ind.) – 5; Mary Jo Walters (Ind.) – 108. Source: Official records of the Government Accountability Board, Elections Division. Scattered votes omitted. Elections 915

COUNTY VOTE FOR SECRETARY OF STATE August 12, 2014 Primary Jerry Douglas Garey Julian Broitzman La Follette* Bies Bradley County (Con.) (Dem.) (Rep.) (Rep.) Adams �� 7 828 210 379 Ashland �� 2 971 56 131 Barron �� 12 1,186 611 1,398 Bayfield �� 3 1,522 125 202 Brown �� 20 6,404 5,867 3,617 Buffalo �� 6 381 132 332 Burnett �� 10 544 403 969 Calumet �� 7 1,116 613 909 Chippewa �� 5 1,404 397 742 Clark �� 5 650 482 984 Columbia �� 5 2,347 774 1,403 Crawford �� 6 790 166 329 Dane �� 30 36,697 1,741 3,139 Dodge �� 11 1,925 2,087 3,966 Door �� 2 1,256 3,552 1,012 Douglas �� 9 2,695 225 354 Dunn �� 14 2,801 253 629 Eau Claire �� 16 3,044 647 1,366 Florence �� 0 91 57 91 Fond du Lac �� 14 2,110 2,656 4,715 Forest �� 0 297 51 158 Grant �� 19 1,533 794 1,816 Green �� 4 2,138 457 718 Green Lake �� 24 802 564 1,609 Iowa �� 10 1,323 187 559 Iron �� 1 383 71 135 Jackson �� 9 727 158 356 Jefferson �� 8 2,781 887 1,540 Juneau �� 5 920 354 784 Kenosha �� 8 4,826 2,215 4,046 Kewaunee �� 3 631 909 276 La Crosse �� 8 3,354 635 2,220 Lafayette �� 19 578 472 1,275 Langlade �� 12 601 225 702 Lincoln �� 2 861 246 461 Manitowoc �� 9 2,510 2,181 2,594 Marathon �� 9 3,571 1,087 2,132 Marinette �� 9 1,027 319 615 Marquette �� 7 541 241 504 Menominee �� 0 158 10 10 Milwaukee �� 113 68,052 2,339 5,376 Monroe �� 10 906 776 2,057 Oconto �� 26 1,552 678 982 Oneida �� 3 1,145 255 657 Outagamie �� 30 4,559 2,751 4,056 Ozaukee �� 9 2,129 2,849 6,274 Pepin �� 5 295 156 433 Pierce �� 4 884 307 725 Polk �� 17 998 353 824 Portage �� 10 5,278 383 914 Price �� 9 771 336 763 Racine �� 23 6,370 3,345 6,417 Richland �� 12 730 537 1,580 Rock �� 30 12,461 1,289 2,534 Rusk �� 4 479 260 662 St. Croix �� 11 1,725 410 1,115 Sauk �� 4 3,303 632 1,401 Sawyer �� 5 565 434 1,188 Shawano �� 7 894 1,418 2,316 Sheboygan �� 24 3,700 3,451 7,517 Taylor �� 3 425 368 822 Trempealeau �� 12 1,862 183 527 Vernon �� 14 892 221 582 Vilas �� 1 614 229 469 Walworth �� 14 2,301 1,785 3,503 Washburn �� 14 625 296 618 Washington �� 22 2,609 3,185 5,849 Waukesha �� 48 9,088 8,647 21,340 Waupaca �� 14 1,375 458 943 Waushara �� 16 733 563 1,292 Winnebago �� 13 4,490 2,750 4,580 Wood �� 7 2,367 618 1,075 TOTAL �� 884 242,501 75,379 138,568 Con. – Constitution Party; Dem. – Democratic Party; Rep. – Republican Party. *Incumbent. Source: Official records of the Government Accountability Board, Elections Division. Scattered votes omitted. 916 Wisconsin Blue Book 2015 – 2016

COUNTY VOTE FOR SECRETARY OF STATE November 4, 2014 General Election Jerry Douglas Julian Andy Broitzman La Follette* Bradley Craig County (Con.) (Dem.) (Rep.) (Ind.) Adams �� 112 4,032 3,517 199 Ashland �� 44 4,118 2,014 145 Barron �� 227 7,417 8,254 387 Bayfield �� 67 4,874 2,646 198 Brown �� 1,120 44,470 47,967 2,425 Buffalo �� 86 2,531 2,544 126 Burnett �� 65 2,763 3,357 145 Calumet �� 228 8,492 11,649 492 Chippewa �� 334 11,302 11,445 659 Clark �� 195 4,843 5,617 256 Columbia �� 280 12,710 10,120 747 Crawford �� 66 3,438 2,359 162 Dane �� 1,807 171,166 62,189 7,520 Dodge �� 442 13,836 20,490 772 Door �� 123 7,404 6,706 335 Douglas �� 185 9,520 5,281 332 Dunn �� 200 7,270 7,124 490 Eau Claire �� 503 21,518 17,184 1,295 Florence �� 28 683 1,152 47 Fond du Lac �� 497 16,437 23,282 928 Forest �� 41 1,681 1,578 80 Grant �� 262 9,015 7,520 539 Green �� 172 8,324 5,913 421 Green Lake �� 109 2,686 4,681 157 Iowa �� 87 6,298 3,490 329 Iron �� 28 1,273 1,374 60 Jackson �� 83 3,876 3,143 202 Jefferson �� 428 14,660 18,304 955 Juneau �� 117 4,250 4,140 252 Kenosha �� 625 27,428 24,828 1,434 Kewaunee �� 105 4,121 4,480 144 La Crosse �� 470 24,543 20,698 1,294 Lafayette �� 64 3,196 2,468 140 Langlade �� 92 3,297 4,482 176 Lincoln �� 147 5,532 5,692 352 Manitowoc �� 503 15,352 16,115 856 Marathon �� 708 24,085 28,781 1,295 Marinette �� 198 6,779 7,980 329 Marquette �� 81 2,790 3,105 144 Menominee �� 12 667 175 24 Milwaukee �� 3,583 228,262 110,905 7,796 Monroe �� 225 6,493 7,556 437 Oconto �� 197 6,614 8,538 368 Oneida �� 192 7,564 8,415 600 Outagamie �� 902 32,007 36,984 2,093 Ozaukee �� 367 14,683 29,476 909 Pepin �� 45 1,506 1,388 64 Pierce �� 214 6,777 6,722 382 Polk �� 181 6,762 8,413 388 Portage �� 356 15,941 11,787 799 Price �� 71 3,023 3,057 153 Racine �� 815 36,457 37,515 1,786 Richland �� 75 3,412 2,835 186 Rock �� 745 33,633 21,025 1,522 Rusk �� 78 2,560 2,826 163 St. Croix �� 444 13,218 18,107 1,101 Sauk �� 271 13,580 10,197 710 Sawyer �� 71 3,096 3,347 116 Shawano �� 199 6,515 8,903 420 Sheboygan �� 670 20,034 27,196 1,009 Taylor �� 116 2,851 4,196 162 Trempealeau �� 110 5,451 4,586 266 Vernon �� 118 6,050 4,968 316 Vilas �� 117 4,478 6,149 256 Walworth �� 435 14,381 22,709 1,039 Washburn �� 90 3,207 3,463 141 Washington �� 652 17,252 45,327 1,128 Waukesha �� 1,800 59,082 130,676 4,321 Waupaca �� 274 7,987 11,289 489 Waushara �� 131 3,878 5,311 227 Winnebago �� 811 31,143 32,891 2,010 Wood �� 448 14,539 14,234 796 TOTAL �� 25,744 1,161,113 1,074,835 58,996 *Incumbent. Con. – Constitution Party; Dem. – Democratic Party; Rep. – Republican Party; Ind. – Independent. Source: Official records of the Government Accountability Board, Elections Division. Scattered votes omitted. Elections 917

COUNTY VOTE FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL August 12, 2014 Primary Susan V. Ismael Jon Brad Happ Ozanne Richards Schimel County (Dem.) (Dem.) (Dem.) (Rep.) Adams �� 559 92 248 595 Ashland �� 521 135 370 194 Barron �� 667 123 394 2,131 Bayfield �� 930 176 429 317 Brown �� 4,749 601 1,848 9,152 Buffalo �� 234 44 107 481 Burnett �� 323 69 162 1,458 Calumet �� 852 111 324 1,541 Chippewa �� 824 183 497 1,145 Clark �� 393 64 225 1,366 Columbia �� 1,606 510 666 2,243 Crawford �� 461 114 242 537 Dane �� 20,857 13,255 9,409 5,052 Dodge �� 1,341 235 629 6,094 Door �� 894 89 328 3,416 Douglas �� 1,780 175 887 585 Dunn �� 1,519 293 1,036 913 Eau Claire �� 1,590 423 1,066 2,111 Florence �� 52 7 38 156 Fond du Lac �� 1,553 215 569 6,951 Forest �� 176 26 104 225 Grant �� 986 217 411 2,512 Green �� 1,546 388 521 1,216 Green Lake �� 595 78 179 2,280 Iowa �� 818 270 361 757 Iron �� 246 29 118 216 Jackson �� 413 84 236 515 Jefferson �� 2,801 264 600 2,544 Juneau �� 586 117 272 1,142 Kenosha �� 3,060 474 1,800 6,612 Kewaunee �� 462 42 207 948 La Crosse �� 1,690 526 1,253 2,661 Lafayette �� 377 106 136 1,712 Langlade �� 369 56 198 879 Lincoln �� 492 138 314 695 Manitowoc �� 1,919 212 623 4,831 Marathon �� 1,950 527 1,393 3,186 Marinette �� 794 83 267 962 Marquette �� 363 66 160 799 Menominee �� 115 14 44 20 Milwaukee �� 36,050 12,773 35,765 7,927 Monroe �� 530 113 289 2,713 Oconto �� 1,171 100 411 1,706 Oneida �� 747 141 370 930 Outagamie �� 3,365 427 1,325 6,772 Ozaukee �� 1,201 214 1,021 10,332 Pepin �� 143 29 104 604 Pierce �� 531 87 278 1,075 Polk �� 603 131 264 1,225 Portage �� 3,028 680 1,718 1,322 Price �� 459 106 258 1,066 Racine �� 3,622 720 2,598 10,588 Richland �� 493 104 165 2,089 Rock �� 7,379 2,020 3,535 4,070 Rusk �� 247 52 190 940 St. Croix �� 997 175 593 1,627 Sauk �� 2,103 644 889 2,122 Sawyer �� 353 93 131 1,694 Shawano �� 670 88 207 3,557 Sheboygan �� 2,408 261 1,190 11,511 Taylor �� 248 33 147 1,232 Trempealeau �� 1,084 180 602 720 Vernon �� 510 134 284 813 Vilas �� 384 81 207 725 Walworth �� 1,474 255 742 5,690 Washburn �� 371 55 194 948 Washington �� 1,524 390 1,137 9,684 Waukesha �� 5,304 994 4,320 31,610 Waupaca �� 1,046 140 361 1,452 Waushara �� 585 35 162 1,937 Winnebago �� 3,299 381 1,242 7,575 Wood �� 1,333 359 843 1,682 TOTAL �� 144,725 42,626 90,213 219,088 Dem. – Democratic Party; Rep. – Republican Party. Source: Official records of the Government Accountability Board, Elections Division. Scattered votes omitted. 918 Wisconsin Blue Book 2015 – 2016

COUNTY VOTE FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL November 4, 2014 General Election Susan V. Brad Thomas A. Happ Schimel Nelson, Sr. County (Dem.) (Rep.) (Ind.) Adams �� 3,546 4,140 278 Ashland �� 3,966 2,203 177 Barron �� 6,674 9,046 515 Bayfield �� 4,731 2,867 217 Brown �� 39,096 55,095 3,292 Buffalo �� 2,172 2,977 158 Burnett �� 2,591 3,513 172 Calumet �� 7,014 13,189 762 Chippewa �� 9,475 13,704 763 Clark �� 3,769 6,854 327 Columbia �� 11,837 11,574 788 Crawford �� 2,974 2,817 277 Dane �� 166,337 73,880 6,829 Dodge �� 12,307 22,610 966 Door �� 6,614 7,572 443 Douglas �� 9,387 5,481 427 Dunn �� 6,608 7,889 610 Eau Claire �� 19,355 20,112 1,490 Florence �� 598 1,234 59 Fond du Lac �� 14,336 26,184 1,255 Forest �� 1,413 1,883 112 Grant �� 8,180 8,577 726 Green �� 7,527 6,933 457 Green Lake �� 2,374 5,051 236 Iowa �� 5,585 4,294 421 Iron �� 1,101 1,551 82 Jackson �� 3,376 3,686 249 Jefferson �� 14,359 19,877 943 Juneau �� 3,839 4,619 316 Kenosha �� 26,254 27,091 1,708 Kewaunee �� 3,406 5,270 251 La Crosse �� 23,695 21,914 1,621 Lafayette �� 2,784 2,965 198 Langlade �� 2,759 5,216 196 Lincoln �� 4,559 6,876 390 Manitowoc �� 12,616 19,255 1,298 Marathon �� 19,978 33,876 1,467 Marinette �� 5,862 8,931 490 Marquette �� 2,547 3,412 208 Menominee �� 646 212 39 Milwaukee �� 219,901 128,916 9,551 Monroe �� 5,847 8,308 591 Oconto �� 5,551 9,499 554 Oneida �� 6,579 9,696 672 Outagamie �� 27,602 41,289 4,256 Ozaukee �� 13,175 31,596 940 Pepin �� 1,303 1,604 97 Pierce �� 6,589 7,076 513 Polk �� 6,416 8,776 461 Portage �� 14,319 13,932 935 Price �� 2,488 3,593 195 Racine �� 33,872 41,616 2,096 Richland �� 3,155 3,171 248 Rock �� 31,438 23,978 1,825 Rusk �� 2,149 3,337 202 St. Croix �� 12,803 18,915 1,264 Sauk �� 12,484 11,663 817 Sawyer �� 2,860 3,507 180 Shawano �� 5,452 10,260 563 Sheboygan �� 17,670 30,312 1,382 Taylor �� 2,179 5,026 227 Trempealeau �� 4,770 5,288 365 Vernon �� 5,463 5,563 432 Vilas �� 3,832 6,814 324 Walworth �� 13,122 24,404 1,146 Washburn �� 2,986 3,696 174 Washington �� 14,727 48,638 1,328 Waukesha �� 50,284 145,431 3,874 Waupaca �� 7,178 12,423 663 Waushara �� 3,466 5,728 331 Winnebago �� 28,705 35,937 2,524 Wood �� 12,254 16,966 1,008 TOTAL �� 1,066,866 1,211,388 70,951 Dem. – Democratic Party; Rep. – Republican Party; Ind. – Independent. Source: Official records of the Government Accountability Board, Elections Division. Scattered votes omitted. Elections 919

COUNTY VOTE FOR STATE TREASURER August 12, 2014 Primary Andrew Dave David L. Matt Randall Zuelke Leeper Sartori Adamczyk Melchert County (Con.) (Dem.) (Dem.) (Rep.) (Rep.) Adams �� 8 400 397 378 211 Ashland �� 2 402 453 130 65 Barron �� 12 580 527 1,187 825 Bayfield �� 3 597 707 200 134 Brown �� 21 2,956 3,265 4,878 4,074 Buffalo �� 7 217 143 281 178 Burnett �� 10 326 207 896 477 Calumet �� 7 428 700 773 747 Chippewa �� 4 691 676 656 476 Clark �� 5 330 289 833 589 Columbia �� 6 1,037 1,197 1,175 1,001 Crawford �� 6 457 293 320 172 Dane �� 32 17,533 15,108 2,650 2,343 Dodge �� 12 935 994 3,611 2,475 Door �� 2 576 576 1,707 1,561 Douglas �� 9 1,144 1,485 358 229 Dunn �� 13 1,414 1,230 514 356 Eau Claire �� 15 1,444 1,270 1,083 885 Florence �� 0 40 43 97 41 Fond du Lac �� 17 918 1,199 4,072 3,325 Forest �� 0 141 148 150 62 Grant �� 18 765 665 1,508 1,075 Green �� 4 1,321 789 613 556 Green Lake �� 31 418 355 1,436 743 Iowa �� 10 603 597 439 297 Iron �� 1 181 164 141 62 Jackson �� 7 400 299 272 243 Jefferson �� 8 1,332 1,373 1,426 1,068 Juneau �� 6 391 500 671 474 Kenosha �� 8 2,057 2,568 4,255 2,011 Kewaunee �� 3 353 311 548 472 La Crosse �� 9 1,363 1,667 1,249 1,270 Lafayette �� 16 329 218 1,009 745 Langlade �� 13 230 371 600 308 Lincoln �� 2 386 478 424 271 Manitowoc �� 9 934 1,552 2,498 2,163 Marathon �� 9 1,715 1,780 1,974 1,253 Marinette �� 8 494 540 589 352 Marquette �� 7 286 231 463 289 Menominee �� 0 90 58 12 7 Milwaukee �� 110 31,237 36,795 5,901 2,062 Monroe �� 9 420 481 1,772 1,035 Oconto �� 28 802 751 1,093 569 Oneida �� 2 523 615 661 268 Outagamie �� 30 2,078 2,384 3,240 3,537 Ozaukee �� 9 875 1,138 6,570 2,927 Pepin �� 6 154 116 362 209 Pierce �� 4 450 379 668 351 Polk �� 16 509 418 773 397 Portage �� 10 2,522 2,229 961 359 Price �� 8 398 351 687 384 Racine �� 26 2,914 3,147 7,028 2,994 Richland �� 12 360 302 1,216 850 Rock �� 34 5,735 5,857 2,340 1,478 Rusk �� 4 209 253 564 349 St. Croix �� 13 833 744 984 531 Sauk �� 4 1,458 1,542 1,174 849 Sawyer �� 5 291 245 1,043 558 Shawano �� 6 458 428 2,170 1,547 Sheboygan �� 24 1,370 2,287 6,818 4,314 Taylor �� 3 222 181 708 467 Trempealeau �� 17 960 817 394 309 Vernon �� 14 438 406 427 360 Vilas �� 1 271 324 389 301 Walworth �� 15 1,070 1,090 3,506 1,816 Washburn �� 13 330 240 550 358 Washington �� 21 1,144 1,460 5,879 3,432 Waukesha �� 47 4,301 4,764 21,710 10,258 Waupaca �� 13 673 712 830 587 Waushara �� 15 356 349 1,224 650 Winnebago �� 12 1,897 2,358 3,830 3,369 Wood �� 6 1,110 1,167 1,048 757 TOTAL �� 897 112,582 119,753 132,596 82,117 Con. – Constitution Party; Dem. – Democratic Party; Rep. – Republican Party. Source: Official records of the Government Accountability Board, Elections Division. Scattered votes omitted. 920 Wisconsin Blue Book 2015 – 2016

COUNTY VOTE FOR STATE TREASURER November 4, 2014 General Election Andrew David L. Matt Ron Jerry Zuelke Sartori Adamczyk Hardy Shidell County (Con.) (Dem.) (Rep.) (Ind.) (Ind.) Adams �� 149 3,504 3,722 204 184 Ashland �� 60 3,738 2,041 248 113 Barron �� 215 6,645 8,501 448 351 Bayfield �� 70 4,447 2,750 261 161 Brown �� 1,435 37,461 50,926 2,894 2,005 Buffalo �� 85 2,189 2,625 187 113 Burnett �� 60 2,531 3,442 127 116 Calumet �� 324 7,101 12,201 562 435 Chippewa �� 314 9,924 11,959 692 548 Clark �� 282 3,885 5,940 346 231 Columbia �� 371 11,063 10,673 782 612 Crawford �� 89 2,964 2,477 257 163 Dane �� 2,211 151,842 67,201 11,552 6,443 Dodge �� 536 11,731 21,353 805 692 Door �� 150 6,342 7,108 418 285 Douglas �� 193 9,038 5,276 409 281 Dunn �� 198 6,563 7,225 503 458 Eau Claire �� 598 19,265 17,764 1,378 1,052 Florence �� 19 617 1,173 30 44 Fond du Lac �� 767 14,063 24,194 865 802 Forest �� 31 1,445 1,617 83 113 Grant �� 213 7,779 7,963 648 480 Green �� 214 7,062 6,370 538 385 Green Lake �� 192 2,213 4,806 202 146 Iowa �� 113 5,361 3,796 414 309 Iron �� 18 1,114 1,429 78 65 Jackson �� 145 3,536 3,134 216 180 Jefferson �� 506 12,638 19,062 888 834 Juneau �� 141 3,739 4,268 255 237 Kenosha �� 617 25,242 25,608 1,388 1,087 Kewaunee �� 135 3,410 4,856 257 138 La Crosse �� 555 23,031 19,550 1,770 1,171 Lafayette �� 75 2,629 2,739 170 139 Langlade �� 103 2,952 4,434 146 294 Lincoln �� 138 4,788 5,768 302 573 Manitowoc �� 537 13,035 17,155 842 817 Marathon �� 772 21,017 29,345 1,238 1,814 Marinette �� 205 5,805 8,298 384 353 Marquette �� 274 2,376 3,142 147 148 Menominee �� 12 627 177 34 16 Milwaukee �� 2,974 209,866 119,185 9,312 6,193 Monroe �� 307 5,819 7,530 432 407 Oconto �� 240 5,423 8,997 386 366 Oneida �� 175 6,158 8,082 333 1,983 Outagamie �� 1,324 27,442 38,289 2,228 1,831 Ozaukee �� 301 12,645 30,423 825 767 Pepin �� 29 1,332 1,453 101 58 Pierce �� 217 6,210 6,826 424 325 Polk �� 184 6,163 8,512 392 373 Portage �� 346 13,839 12,467 1,061 707 Price �� 77 2,641 3,166 157 174 Racine �� 815 32,639 39,461 1,643 1,443 Richland �� 95 2,876 2,987 261 179 Rock �� 996 29,713 22,471 1,484 1,388 Rusk �� 105 2,181 2,930 186 158 St. Croix �� 411 12,242 18,152 874 912 Sauk �� 326 11,749 10,808 840 625 Sawyer �� 68 2,795 3,386 158 113 Shawano �� 235 5,392 9,366 467 410 Sheboygan �� 540 18,400 27,692 953 862 Taylor �� 98 2,225 4,461 228 186 Trempealeau �� 148 4,900 4,645 323 236 Vernon �� 142 5,333 4,999 518 288 Vilas �� 88 3,927 6,210 211 461 Walworth �� 432 12,603 23,216 1,074 854 Washburn �� 86 2,894 3,525 175 139 Washington �� 586 14,677 46,430 1,051 978 Waukesha �� 1,539 49,910 136,586 2,943 3,212 Waupaca �� 298 6,925 11,685 616 427 Waushara �� 251 3,312 5,439 219 217 Winnebago �� 935 27,348 33,712 2,302 1,672 Wood �� 563 12,257 14,981 975 781 TOTAL �� 28,053 1,026,548 1,120,140 66,120 53,113 Con. – Constitution Party; Dem. – Democratic Party; Rep. – Republican Party; Ind. – Independent. Source: Official records of the Government Accountability Board, Elections Division. Scattered votes omitted. Elections 921

VOTE FOR GOVERNOR AND LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR BY WARD November 4, 2014 General Election

Burke Walker Burke Walker and and and and Lehman Kleefisch Lehman Kleefisch District (Dem.) (Rep.) District (Dem.) (Rep.) ADAMS COUNTY Crystal Lake �� 132 163 Adams Cumberland �� 137 200 Wards 1 – 3 �� 233 258 Cumberland, city Adams, city Wards 1 – 4 �� 382 364 Wards 1 – 4 �� 298 252 Dallas �� 69 149 Big Flats Dallas, vil. �� 43 78 Wards 1 – 2 �� 187 205 Dovre �� 112 176 Colburn �� 43 59 Doyle Dell Prairie Wards 1 – 2 �� 67 143 Wards 1 – 3 �� 310 359 Haugen, vil. �� 63 53 Easton Lakeland Wards 1 – 2 �� 171 209 Wards 1 – 2 �� 178 254 Friendship, vil. �� 122 92 Maple Grove Jackson Wards 1 – 2 �� 111 250 Wards 1 – 2 �� 214 241 Maple Plain �� 172 201 Leola �� 33 88 New Auburn, vil. Lincoln �� 72 69 Ward 2 �� 3 1 Monroe �� 101 114 Ward 3 �� 0 0 New Chester Oak Grove Wards 1 – 3 �� 147 153 Wards 1 – 2 �� 153 214 New Haven �� 145 143 Prairie Farm Preston Wards 1 – 2 �� 90 119 Wards 1 – 2 �� 263 261 Prairie Farm, vil. �� 57 64 Quincy Prairie Lake Wards 1 – 3 �� 245 256 Wards 1 – 2 �� 237 417 Richfield �� 27 41 Rice Lake Rome Wards 1 – 4 �� 518 720 Wards 1 – 5 �� 716 929 Rice Lake, city Springville Wards 1 – 13 �� 1,298 1,544 Wards 1 – 2 �� 196 293 Sioux Creek �� 84 150 Strongs Prairie Stanfold �� 107 169 Wards 1 – 3 �� 231 272 Stanley Wisconsin Dells, city Wards 1 – 4 �� 376 655 Wards 5, 9 �� 8 3 Sumner �� 131 163 TOTAL �� 3,762 4,297 Turtle Lake �� 77 125 Turtle Lake, vil. �� 122 117 ASHLAND COUNTY Agenda �� 77 117 Vance Creek �� 99 116 Ashland �� 171 89 TOTAL �� 6,832 9,696 Ashland, city BAYFIELD COUNTY Ward 1 �� 197 199 Ashland, city Ward 2 �� 154 56 Ward 12 �� 0 0 Ward 3 �� 165 87 Barksdale �� 249 171 Ward 4 �� 234 136 Barnes �� 257 225 Ward 5 �� 234 93 Bayfield �� 311 139 Ward 6 �� 184 52 Bayfield, city Ward 7 �� 260 52 Wards 1 – 4 �� 245 68 Ward 8 �� 170 87 Bayview �� 202 124 Ward 9 �� 160 46 Bell �� 127 65 Ward 10 �� 197 78 Cable �� 187 240 Ward 11 �� 209 95 Clover �� 87 67 Butternut, vil. Delta �� 80 95 Wards 1 – 2 �� 80 60 Drummond �� 149 103 Chippewa �� 67 96 Eileen Gingles �� 232 119 Wards 1 – 2 �� 170 154 Gordon Grand View �� 146 83 Wards 1 – 2 �� 57 68 Hughes �� 125 103 Jacobs �� 140 132 Iron River La Pointe �� 178 52 Wards 1 – 2 �� 298 237 Marengo Kelly �� 117 87 Wards 1 – 2 �� 115 74 Keystone �� 85 72 Mellen, city �� 157 80 Lincoln �� 82 73 Morse Mason �� 80 68 Wards 1 – 3 �� 140 106 Mason, vil �� 27 9 Peeksville Namakagon �� 71 117 Wards 1 – 2 �� 38 44 Orienta �� 36 33 Sanborn Oulu �� 129 140 Wards 1 – 2 �� 352 50 Pilsen �� 78 48 Shanagolden �� 27 28 Port Wing �� 132 101 White River Russell Wards 1 – 2 �� 155 237 Wards 1 – 2 �� 417 67 TOTAL �� 4,150 2,333 Tripp �� 50 61 Washburn �� 196 103 BARRON COUNTY Almena Washburn, city Wards 1 – 2 �� 157 189 Wards 1 – 4 �� 755 222 Almena, vil. �� 77 124 TOTAL �� 4,888 3,075 Arland �� 102 128 BROWN COUNTY Barron Allouez, vil. Wards 1 – 2 �� 80 200 Wards 1 – 2 �� 831 783 Barron, city Wards 3 – 4 �� 718 780 Wards 1 – 7 �� 408 559 Wards 5 – 6 �� 759 1,157 Bear Lake �� 106 163 Wards 7 – 9 �� 613 882 Cameron, vil. Ashwaubenon, vil. Wards 1 – 3 �� 220 324 Wards 1 – 2 �� 388 501 Cedar Lake �� 183 345 Wards 3 – 4 �� 438 617 Chetek Wards 5 – 6 �� 508 695 Wards 1 – 2 �� 305 496 Wards 7 – 8 �� 532 896 Chetek, city Wards 9 – 10 �� 594 1,027 Wards 1 – 4 �� 274 411 Wards 11 – 12 �� 495 644 Clinton �� 102 152 Bellevue, vil. Wards 1 – 6 �� 1,169 1,586 922 Wisconsin Blue Book 2015 – 2016

VOTE FOR GOVERNOR AND LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR BY WARD November 4, 2014 General Election–Continued Burke Walker Burke Walker and and and and Lehman Kleefisch Lehman Kleefisch District (Dem.) (Rep.) District (Dem.) (Rep.) Wards 7 – 10 �� 1,225 2,048 Pittsfield De Pere, city Wards 1 – 3 �� 436 933 Wards 1 – 4 �� 1,273 1,644 Pulaski, vil. Ward 5 �� 87 92 Wards 1 – 3, 6 �� 423 688 Wards 6 – 8 �� 878 1,086 Rockland Wards 9, 18 �� 182 273 Wards 1 – 3 �� 270 671 Wards 10 – 12 �� 854 1,145 Scott Wards 13 – 15 �� 937 1,591 Wards 1 – 4 �� 772 1,129 Wards 16 – 17 �� 2 3 Suamico, vil. Denmark, vil. Wards 1 – 4 �� 770 1,862 Wards 1 – 3 �� 316 546 Wards 5 – 8 �� 986 2,069 Eaton Wrightstown Wards 1 – 2 �� 287 475 Wards 1 – 3 �� 312 713 Glenmore Wrightstown, vil. Wards 1 – 2 �� 143 363 Wards 1 – 3 �� 323 709 Green Bay TOTAL �� 40,751 58,408 Wards 1 – 3 �� 317 700 BUFFALO COUNTY Green Bay, city Alma �� 81 68 Ward 1 �� 5 11 Alma, city Ward 2 �� 450 532 Wards 1 – 2 �� 175 170 Ward 3 �� 555 625 Belvidere �� 86 120 Ward 4 �� 540 837 Buffalo �� 120 192 Ward 5 �� 279 325 Buffalo City, city �� 184 234 Ward 6 �� 532 817 Canton �� 52 58 Ward 7 �� 298 395 Cross �� 53 90 Ward 8 �� 584 694 Cochran, vil �� 64 90 Ward 9 �� 198 190 Dover �� 63 95 Ward 10 �� 275 241 Fountain City, city Ward 11 �� 247 308 Wards 1 – 2 �� 162 176 Ward 12 �� 217 224 Gilmanton �� 63 88 Ward 13 �� 285 194 Glencoe �� 53 142 Ward 14 �� 250 275 Lincoln �� 35 69 Ward 15 �� 492 398 Maxville �� 45 103 Ward 16 �� 483 292 Milton �� 102 144 Ward 17 �� 385 273 Modena �� 63 84 Ward 18 �� 331 369 Mondovi �� 76 126 Ward 19 �� 227 197 Mondovi, city Ward 20 �� 284 217 Wards 1 – 3 �� 430 476 Ward 21 �� 234 165 Montana �� 28 94 Ward 22 �� 125 87 Naples �� 104 189 Ward 23 �� 242 226 Nelson �� 96 151 Ward 24 �� 365 274 Nelson, vil. �� 66 50 Ward 25 �� 324 303 Waumandee �� 66 160 Ward 26 �� 285 170 TOTAL �� 2,267 3,169 Ward 27 �� 128 71 Ward 28 �� 326 233 BURNETT COUNTY Ward 29 �� 392 396 Anderson �� 56 119 Ward 30 �� 435 260 Blaine �� 35 41 Ward 31 �� 381 397 Daniels �� 103 190 Ward 32 �� 324 333 Dewey �� 80 128 Ward 33 �� 255 225 Grantsburg Ward 34 �� 453 521 Wards 1 – 3 �� 144 257 Ward 35 �� 312 365 Grantsburg, vil Ward 36 �� 200 167 Wards 1 – 3 �� 164 331 Ward 37 �� 292 362 Jackson �� 205 252 Ward 38 �� 442 419 La Follette Ward 39 �� 478 488 Wards 1 – 2 �� 97 123 Ward 40 �� 328 337 Lincoln �� 46 73 Ward 41 �� 168 230 Meenon Ward 42 �� 248 254 Wards 1 – 3 �� 145 236 Ward 43 �� 443 481 Oakland Ward 44 �� 569 716 Wards 1 – 2 �� 220 191 Ward 45 �� 528 968 Roosevelt �� 34 44 Ward 46 �� 485 487 Rusk �� 71 114 Ward 47 �� 471 743 Sand Lake �� 102 105 Hobart, vil. Scott Wards 1 – 8 �� 1,126 2,273 Wards 1 – 2 �� 126 186 Ward 9 �� 0 0 Siren Holland Wards 1 – 2 �� 176 221 Wards 1 – 2 �� 215 540 Siren, vil Howard, vil. Wards 1 – 2 �� 122 144 Wards 1, 12 �� 290 534 Swiss Wards 2, 8, 11 �� 740 1,256 Wards 1 – 2 �� 159 122 Wards 3 – 4, 6 �� 433 541 Trade Lake Ward 5 �� 121 150 Wards 1 – 2 �� 110 254 Ward 7 �� 164 336 Union �� 73 80 Wards 9 – 10, 18 �� 582 856 Webb Lake �� 71 143 Wards 13 – 14 �� 278 560 Webster, vil Wards 15 – 16 �� 359 692 Wards 1 – 2 �� 101 127 Humboldt West Marshland Wards 1 – 2 �� 230 396 Wards 1 – 2 �� 39 91 Lawrence Wood River Wards 1 – 6 �� 712 1,577 Wards 1 – 3 �� 136 296 Ledgeview TOTAL �� 2,615 3,868 Wards 1 – 3, 8 – 10 �� 542 1,169 CALUMET COUNTY Wards 4 – 7 �� 516 1,048 Appleton, city Morrison Ward 12 �� 93 95 Wards 1 – 2 �� 173 611 Ward 13 �� 331 389 New Denmark Ward 14 �� 254 357 Wards 1 – 3 �� 282 469 Elections 923

VOTE FOR GOVENROR AND LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR BY WARD November 4, 2014 General Election–Continued Burke Walker Burke Walker and and and and Lehman Kleefisch Lehman Kleefisch District (Dem.) (Rep.) District (Dem.) (Rep.) Ward 26 �� 394 484 Lake Holcombe Ward 44 �� 386 473 Wards 1 – 2 �� 168 285 Ward 45 �� 469 632 New Auburn, vil. �� 48 95 Ward 46 �� 31 48 Ruby �� 59 119 Ward 47 �� 0 0 Sampson �� 122 265 Brillion Sigel Wards 1 – 2 �� 157 517 Wards 1 – 2 �� 184 204 Brillion, city Stanley, city Wards 1 – 4 �� 398 860 Wards 1 – 4, 6 – 7 �� 309 401 Brothertown Tilden Wards 1 – 2 �� 155 496 Wards 1 – 3 �� 267 419 Charlestown �� 90 297 Wheaton Chilton Wards 1 – 3 �� 549 689 Wards 1 – 3 �� 127 393 Woodmohr Chilton, city Wards 1 – 2 �� 144 281 Wards 1 – 5 �� 500 904 TOTAL �� 10,402 13,765 Harrison CLARK COUNTY Wards 7 – 8, 10 – 12 �� 254 364 Abbotsford, city Harrison, vil. Wards 2 – 5 �� 166 343 Wards 3 – 9 �� 678 1,350 Beaver �� 49 189 Wards 10 – 16 �� 659 1,465 Butler �� 13 23 Hilbert, vil. Colby Wards 1 – 2 �� 101 353 Wards 1 – 3 �� 66 167 Kaukauna, city Colby, city Ward 11 �� 0 0 Wards 2 – 4 �� 130 269 Kiel, city Curtiss, vil. �� 4 35 Ward 7 �� 39 58 Dewhurst �� 65 97 Menasha, city Dorchester, vil. �� 81 157 Wards 16 – 20 �� 476 697 Eaton New Holstein Wards 1 – 2 �� 52 154 Wards 1 – 3 �� 177 513 Foster �� 20 49 New Holstein, city Fremont Wards 1 – 5 �� 523 886 Wards 1 – 2 �� 102 311 Potter, vil. �� 21 105 Grant Rantoul �� 74 285 Wards 1 – 2 �� 108 213 Sherwood, vil. Granton, vil. �� 51 88 Wards 1 – 5 �� 474 986 Green Grove Stockbridge Wards 1 – 2 �� 60 114 Wards 1 – 3 �� 208 548 Greenwood, city Stockbridge, vil. �� 108 224 Wards 1 – 2 �� 176 240 Woodville �� 108 307 Hendren �� 62 111 TOTAL �� 7,285 14,086 Hewett CHIPPEWA COUNTY Wards 1 – 2 �� 63 87 Anson Hixon Wards 1 – 3 �� 364 581 Wards 1 – 2 �� 86 107 Ward 4 �� 0 2 Hoard Arthur �� 90 197 Wards 1 – 2 �� 61 137 Auburn �� 116 167 Levis Birch Creek �� 71 194 Wards 1 – 2 �� 60 120 Bloomer Longwood Wards 1 – 2 �� 132 315 Wards 1 – 2 �� 68 122 Bloomer, city Loyal Wards 1 – 4 �� 482 804 Wards 1 – 2 �� 53 167 Boyd, vil �� 105 112 Loyal, city Cadott, vil. Wards 1 – 2 �� 139 332 Wards 1 – 3 �� 235 230 Lynn Chippewa Falls, city Wards 1 – 2 �� 65 143 Ward 1 �� 337 332 Mayville Ward 2 �� 378 374 Wards 1 – 2 �� 61 224 Ward 3 �� 449 448 Mead �� 36 78 Ward 4 �� 320 277 Mentor �� 92 110 Ward 5 �� 301 232 Neillsville, city Ward 6 �� 335 293 Ward 1 �� 63 106 Ward 7 �� 380 341 Ward 2 �� 107 147 Ward 7A �� 0 0 Ward 3 �� 113 125 Cleveland �� 109 229 Ward 4 �� 54 91 Colburn �� 95 227 Ward 5 �� 42 64 Cooks Valley �� 80 197 Owen, city Cornell, city Wards 1 – 3 �� 172 165 Wards 1 – 4 �� 216 305 Pine Valley Delmar �� 125 240 Wards 1 – 2 �� 186 345 Eagle Point Reseburg Wards 1 – 5, 5S �� 577 941 Wards 1 – 2 �� 63 80 Eau Claire, city Seif �� 38 56 Ward 16 �� 343 299 Sherman Ward 40 �� 0 0 Wards 1 – 2 �� 54 225 Ward 41 �� 19 14 Sherwood �� 67 51 Edson Stanley, city Wards 1 – 2, 2S �� 140 185 Ward 5 �� 1 1 Estella �� 51 110 Thorp �� 78 144 Goetz Thorp, city Wards 1 – 2 �� 160 160 Wards 1 – 4 �� 255 357 Ward 3 �� 0 1 Unity �� 70 183 Hallie �� 51 43 Unity, vil. Howard �� 141 194 Ward 2 �� 9 40 Lafayette Warner Wards 1 – 9 �� 1,187 1,584 Wards 1 – 2 �� 62 162 Lake Hallie, vil. Washburn �� 38 87 Wards 1 – 8 �� 1,163 1,379 924 Wisconsin Blue Book 2015 – 2016

VOTE FOR GOVERNOR AND LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR BY WARD November 4, 2014 General Election–Continued Burke Walker Burke Walker and and and and Lehman Kleefisch Lehman Kleefisch District (Dem.) (Rep.) District (Dem.) (Rep.) Weston Prairie du Chien, city Wards 1 – 2 �� 84 183 Ward 1 �� 164 154 Withee �� 76 167 Wards 2, 7 �� 187 142 Withee, vil �� 80 110 Ward 3 �� 127 120 Worden �� 53 131 Ward 4 �� 163 126 York Ward 5 �� 176 129 Wards 1 – 2 �� 94 202 Ward 6 �� 171 166 TOTAL �� 3,848 7,409 Scott �� 115 95 COLUMBIA COUNTY Seneca �� 179 192 Arlington �� 218 190 Soldiers Grove, vil. �� 122 77 Arlington, vil. �� 184 187 Steuben, vil. �� 26 12 Caledonia Utica �� 169 121 Wards 1 – 2 �� 381 354 Wauzeka Cambria, vil. �� 143 137 Wards 1 – 2 �� 76 89 Columbus �� 120 200 Wauzeka, vil. �� 136 91 Columbus, city TOTAL �� 3,225 2,974 Wards 1 – 8 �� 1,173 977 DANE COUNTY Ward 10 �� 0 0 Albion Courtland �� 73 154 Wards 1 – 2 �� 556 342 Dekorra Belleville, vil. Wards 1 – 3 �� 604 582 Wards 1 – 2 �� 570 271 Doylestown, vil. �� 66 45 Berry Fall River, vil. Wards 1 – 2 �� 349 318 Wards 1 – 2 �� 330 285 Black Earth �� 157 141 Fort Winnebago �� 208 243 Black Earth, vil. Fountain Prairie Wards 1 – 2 �� 443 251 Wards 1 – 2 �� 193 229 Blooming Grove Friesland, vil. �� 26 115 Wards 1 – 3 �� 649 278 Hampden �� 133 167 Blue Mounds �� 270 233 Leeds Blue Mounds, vil. �� 268 159 Wards 1 – 2 �� 198 224 Bristol Lewiston Wards 1 – 4 �� 984 1,043 Wards 1 – 2 �� 278 277 Brooklyn, vil. �� 272 129 Lodi Burke Wards 1 – 5 �� 802 889 Wards 1 – 4 �� 933 747 Lodi, city Cambridge, vil. Wards 1 – 6 �� 875 562 Wards 2 – 3 �� 411 295 Lowville Christiana Wards 1 – 2 �� 267 293 Wards 1 – 2 �� 322 297 Marcellon Cottage Grove Wards 1 – 2 �� 196 254 Wards 1 – 2, 4 – 5, 7 �� 735 546 Newport �� 142 180 Wards 3, 6 �� 454 316 Otsego �� 146 177 Cottage Grove, vil. Pacific Wards 1 – 10 �� 1,787 1,199 Wards 1 – 4 �� 673 686 Cross Plains Pardeeville, vil. Wards 1 – 2 �� 464 385 Wards 1 – 3 �� 439 399 Ward 3 �� 0 0 Portage, city Cross Plains, vil. Wards 1, 9 – 10 �� 607 451 Wards 1 – 4 �� 1,072 731 Wards 2 – 3, 5 �� 676 372 Dane �� 212 272 Wards 4, 6 – 8 �� 620 393 Dane, vil. �� 215 243 Poynette, vil. Deerfield Wards 1 – 4 �� 588 408 Wards 1 – 2 �� 419 366 Randolph �� 76 299 Deerfield, vil. Randolph, vil. Wards 1 – 3 �� 641 421 Ward 3 �� 49 137 DeForest, vil. Rio, vil. Wards 1, 3 – 6, 15 �� 1,056 774 Wards 1 – 2 �� 248 177 Ward 2 �� 165 100 Scott �� 107 195 Wards 7 – 10, 12 �� 895 556 Springvale Ward 11 �� 259 162 Wards 1 – 2 �� 120 144 Ward 13 �� 0 0 West Point Wards 14, 16 �� 0 0 Wards 1 – 3 �� 541 525 Dunkirk Wisconsin Dells, city Wards 1, 3, 5 �� 401 280 Wards 1 – 3, 6 �� 471 405 Wards 2, 4, 6 �� 228 137 Wyocena Dunn Wards 1 – 2 �� 405 391 Wards 1 – 7 �� 1,771 1,104 Wyocena, vil. �� 151 134 Edgerton, city TOTAL �� 12,527 11,837 Ward 7 �� 22 15 CRAWFORD COUNTY Fitchburg, city Bell Center, vil. �� 30 18 Wards 1 – 4 �� 1,528 410 Bridgeport �� 182 276 Wards 5 – 9 �� 2,452 1,202 Clayton Wards 10 – 13 �� 1,297 407 Wards 1 – 3 �� 219 163 Ward 14 �� 429 195 De Soto, vil. Wards 15, 18 – 19 �� 1,358 761 Ward 2 �� 21 19 Wards 16 – 17 �� 689 344 Eastman Madison Wards 1 – 2 �� 118 193 Ward 1 �� 264 33 Eastman, vil. �� 70 72 Wards 2 – 9 �� 1,331 196 Ferryville, vil. �� 54 49 Madison, city Freeman �� 170 147 Ward 1 �� 736 331 Gays Mills, vil. �� 120 76 Ward 2 �� 626 181 Haney �� 96 58 Ward 3 �� 488 191 Lynxville, vil. �� 29 28 Ward 4 �� 358 141 Marietta �� 111 111 Ward 5 �� 591 226 Mount Sterling, vil. �� 44 28 Ward 6 �� 1,168 296 Prairie du Chien Ward 7 �� 574 258 Wards 1 – 2 �� 150 222 Ward 8 �� 960 386 Ward 9 �� 1,116 428 Elections 925

VOTE FOR GOVENROR AND LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR BY WARD November 4, 2014 General Election–Continued Burke Walker Burke Walker and and and and Lehman Kleefisch Lehman Kleefisch District (Dem.) (Rep.) District (Dem.) (Rep.) Ward 10 �� 933 361 Ward 100 �� 1,058 316 Ward 11 �� 468 104 Ward 101 �� 315 100 Ward 12 �� 1,148 301 Ward 102 �� 588 224 Ward 13 �� 351 71 Ward 103 �� 275 59 Ward 14 �� 340 62 Ward 104 �� 928 292 Ward 15 �� 782 122 Ward 105 �� 948 450 Ward 16 �� 1,685 288 Ward 106 �� 824 758 Ward 17 �� 476 129 Ward 107 �� 426 257 Ward 18 �� 536 94 Ward 108 �� 1,035 223 Ward 19 �� 480 89 Ward 109 �� 1,081 430 Ward 20 �� 115 22 Ward 110 �� 598 342 Ward 21 �� 534 143 Ward 111 �� 871 681 Ward 22 �� 778 261 Ward 112 �� 0 0 Ward 23 �� 319 111 Ward 113 �� 0 0 Ward 24 �� 370 167 Ward 114 �� 2 0 Ward 25 �� 1,183 306 Ward 115 �� 0 0 Ward 26 �� 674 222 Ward 116 �� 0 0 Ward 27 �� 6 0 Ward 117 �� 0 0 Ward 28 �� 842 95 Ward 118 �� 0 0 Ward 29 �� 2,000 113 Ward 119 �� 0 0 Ward 30 �� 697 91 Ward 120 �� 0 0 Ward 31 �� 776 130 Ward 121 �� 0 0 Ward 32 �� 485 88 Ward 122 �� 0 0 Ward 33 �� 522 100 Ward 123 �� 0 0 Ward 34 �� 613 104 Ward 124 �� 0 1 Ward 35 �� 727 124 Ward 125 �� 0 0 Ward 36 �� 747 236 Maple Bluff, vil. Ward 37 �� 1,063 198 Wards 1 – 2 �� 589 361 Ward 38 �� 1,610 615 Marshall, vil. Ward 39 �� 1,190 82 Wards 1 – 5 �� 812 639 Ward 40 �� 2,004 88 Mazomanie Ward 41 �� 2,027 91 Wards 1 – 2 �� 335 244 Ward 42 �� 2,038 70 Mazomanie, vil. Ward 43 �� 248 32 Wards 1 – 3 �� 510 275 Ward 44 �� 1,272 91 McFarland, vil. Ward 45 �� 2,064 156 Wards 1 – 10 �� 2,587 1,485 Ward 46 �� 1,406 173 Medina Ward 47 �� 668 342 Wards 1 – 2 �� 358 318 Ward 48 �� 302 101 Middleton Ward 49 �� 811 449 Wards 1 – 8 �� 1,823 1,729 Ward 50 �� 814 365 Middleton, city Ward 51 �� 754 179 Wards 1 – 5, 8 – 9 �� 2,768 1,093 Ward 52 �� 420 84 Wards 6 – 7, 14 – 18 �� 2,218 941 Ward 53 �� 1,543 329 Wards 10 – 13 �� 2,002 778 Ward 54 �� 283 261 Ward 19 �� 0 0 Ward 55 �� 1,105 828 Monona, city Ward 56 �� 656 634 Wards 1 – 5 �� 1,966 588 Ward 57 �� 364 113 Wards 6 – 10 �� 1,704 489 Ward 58 �� 494 269 Montrose Ward 59 �� 569 386 Wards 1 – 2 �� 394 234 Ward 60 �� 343 65 Mount Horeb, vil. Ward 61 �� 1,239 362 Wards 1 – 4 �� 1,024 597 Ward 62 �� 685 70 Wards 5 – 9 �� 1,144 645 Ward 63 �� 1,170 223 Oregon Ward 64 �� 1,068 130 Wards 1 – 4 �� 1,121 764 Ward 65 �� 1,931 240 Oregon, vil. Ward 66 �� 1,413 385 Wards 1, 5 – 6, 11 �� 1,083 532 Ward 67 �� 621 88 Wards 2 – 4, 12 �� 1,032 550 Ward 68 �� 779 85 Wards 7 – 10 �� 1,084 751 Ward 69 �� 1,372 150 Perry �� 249 166 Ward 70 �� 711 200 Pleasant Springs Ward 71 �� 925 229 Wards 1 – 4 �� 990 801 Ward 72 �� 447 46 Primrose �� 254 135 Ward 73 �� 453 41 Rockdale, vil. �� 58 29 Ward 74 �� 319 38 Roxbury Ward 75 �� 757 181 Wards 1 – 2 �� 474 447 Ward 76 �� 568 55 Rutland Ward 77 �� 1,107 383 Wards 1 – 2 �� 666 438 Ward 78 �� 1,707 349 Shorewood Hills, vil. Ward 79 �� 1,989 362 Wards 1 – 2 �� 1,014 181 Ward 80 �� 146 30 Springdale Ward 81 �� 1,181 191 Wards 1 – 2 �� 605 502 Ward 82 �� 1,029 115 Springfield Ward 83 �� 1,137 176 Wards 1 – 3 �� 676 737 Ward 84 �� 1,098 216 Stoughton, city Ward 85 �� 1,211 220 Wards 1 – 2 �� 983 514 Ward 86 �� 1,377 240 Wards 3 – 4, 12 �� 956 388 Ward 87 �� 1,295 480 Wards 5 – 6 �� 1,044 405 Ward 88 �� 1,164 464 Wards 7 – 8 �� 932 552 Ward 89 �� 1,283 371 Wards 9 – 11 �� 0 0 Ward 90 �� 432 139 Sun Prairie Ward 91 �� 953 253 Wards 1 – 3 �� 661 506 Ward 92 �� 761 159 Sun Prairie, city Ward 93 �� 156 32 Wards 1 – 5 �� 2,061 1,197 Ward 94 �� 506 153 Wards 6 – 9 �� 2,033 1,305 Ward 95 �� 1,105 330 Wards 10 – 14 �� 1,874 1,005 Ward 96 �� 816 302 Wards 15 – 19 �� 1,794 1,529 Ward 97 �� 1,137 470 Ward 20 �� 0 0 Ward 98 �� 1,354 619 Vermont �� 324 183 Ward 99 �� 497 171 926 Wisconsin Blue Book 2015 – 2016

VOTE FOR GOVERNOR AND LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR BY WARD November 4, 2014 General Election–Continued Burke Walker Burke Walker and and and and Lehman Kleefisch Lehman Kleefisch District (Dem.) (Rep.) District (Dem.) (Rep.) Verona Randolph, vil. Ward 1 �� 196 183 Wards 1 – 2 �� 178 321 Wards 2 – 4 �� 444 306 Reeseville, vil. �� 108 168 Verona, city Rubicon Wards 1, 5 �� 588 435 Wards 1 – 3 �� 188 973 Wards 2 – 4 �� 1,137 671 Shields �� 87 211 Wards 6 – 9 �� 1,853 1,065 Theresa Vienna Wards 1, 3 – 7 �� 33 191 Wards 1 – 2 �� 360 418 Ward 2 �� 63 270 Waunakee, vil. Theresa, vil. Wards 1 – 5 �� 1,719 1,450 Wards 1 – 3 �� 170 431 Wards 6 – 11 �� 1,622 1,473 Trenton Westport Wards 1 – 2 �� 214 437 Wards 1 – 5 �� 1,407 1,076 Watertown, city Windsor Wards 1 – 2 �� 396 745 Wards 1 – 2 �� 188 161 Wards 3 – 4 �� 344 773 Wards 3 – 5 �� 526 549 Wards 5 – 6 �� 305 731 Wards 6 – 10 �� 1,084 760 Ward 7 �� 108 212 York �� 183 183 Waupun, city TOTAL ��175,937 73,676 Wards 1 – 8 �� 799 1,071 DODGE COUNTY Westford Ashippun Wards 1 – 2 �� 250 376 Wards 1 – 4 �� 272 1,086 Ward 3 �� 0 8 Beaver Dam Ward 4 �� 0 0 Wards 1 – 4, 7 – 11 �� 436 579 Williamstown Wards 5 – 6 �� 342 458 Wards 1 – 3 �� 89 317 Beaver Dam, city TOTAL �� 12,732 23,715 Wards 1, 3, 5 �� 676 535 DOOR COUNTY Wards 2, 6 �� 454 419 Baileys Harbor Wards 4, 10 �� 348 316 Wards 1 – 2 �� 343 345 Wards 7, 12 – 13 �� 633 481 Brussels Wards 8, 14 �� 428 346 Wards 1 – 2 �� 192 341 Wards 9, 11 �� 624 579 Clay Banks �� 94 131 Brownsville, vil. �� 79 211 Egg Harbor Burnett Wards 1 – 3 �� 348 428 Wards 1 – 2 �� 177 306 Egg Harbor, vil. �� 86 75 Calamus Ephraim, vil. �� 105 112 Wards 1 – 2 �� 169 293 Forestville Chester Wards 1 – 2 �� 196 305 Wards 1 – 2 �� 119 211 Forestville, vil. �� 92 120 Clyman �� 76 307 Gardner Clyman, vil. �� 63 86 Wards 1 – 2 �� 284 370 Columbus, city Gibraltar Ward 9 �� 0 0 Wards 1 – 2 �� 356 350 Elba �� 179 321 Jacksonport Emmet Wards 1 – 2 �� 205 265 Wards 1 – 2 �� 152 513 Liberty Grove Fox Lake Wards 1 – 3 �� 622 615 Wards 1 – 4 �� 225 368 Nasewaupee Fox Lake, city Wards 1 – 3 �� 433 665 Wards 1 – 3 �� 248 323 Sevastopol Hartford, city Wards 1 – 5 �� 661 994 Wards 18 – 19 �� 0 0 Sister Bay, vil. �� 284 265 Herman Sturgeon Bay Wards 1 – 2 �� 105 531 Wards 1 – 2 �� 197 239 Horicon, city Sturgeon Bay, city Wards 1 – 6 �� 570 868 Wards 1 – 6 , 22 – 24, 29 �� 906 842 Hubbard Wards 7 – 10, 18 – 21, Wards 1 – 4 �� 285 620 25 – 27, 30 �� 527 531 Wards 5 – 6 �� 0 0 Wards 11 – 17, 28 . . . 521 532 Hustisford Union ...... 193 361 Wards 1 – 2 �� 156 589 Washington ...... 197 274 Hustisford, vil. TOTAL ...... 6,842 8,160 Wards 1 – 2 �� 137 365 DOUGLAS COUNTY Iron Ridge, vil. �� 101 304 Amnicon Juneau, city Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 292 169 Wards 1 – 3 �� 358 482 Bennett ...... 130 139 Kekoskee, vil. �� 16 62 Brule Lebanon Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 197 114 Wards 1 – 2 �� 195 601 Cloverland ...... 41 58 Leroy Dairyland ...... 37 39 Wards 1 – 2 �� 88 387 Gordon ...... 183 177 Lomira Hawthorne Wards 1 – 2 �� 88 479 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 201 185 Ward 3 �� 1 0 Highland ...... 74 71 Lomira, vil. Lake Nebagamon, vil. Wards 1 – 3 �� 224 750 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 266 289 Lowell Lakeside 171 117 Wards 1 – 2 �� 83 174 Maple ...... 197 86 Wards 3 – 4 �� 85 192 Oakland Lowell, vil. �� 48 101 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 331 157 Mayville, city Oliver, vil. 119 60 Wards 1 – 8 �� 696 1,394 Parkland Neosho, vil. �� 59 227 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 299 169 Oak Grove Poplar, vil. 121 147 Wards 1 – 2 �� 201 300 Solon Springs Wards 3 – 6 �� 0 0 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 222 213 Portland Solon Springs, vil. . . . . 164 99 Wards 1 – 2 �� 204 316 Elections 927

VOTE FOR GOVENROR AND LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR BY WARD November 4, 2014 General Election–Continued Burke Walker Burke Walker and and and and Lehman Kleefisch Lehman Kleefisch District (Dem.) (Rep.) District (Dem.) (Rep.) Summit Ward 15 ...... 453 423 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 297 141 Ward 17 ...... 540 580 Superior Ward 18 ...... 157 236 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 534 418 Ward 19 ...... 154 143 Superior, vil...... 162 115 Ward 20 ...... 611 517 Superior, city Ward 21 ...... 350 315 Wards 1 – 3, 7, 8 . . . 1,161 662 Ward 22 ...... 136 123 Wards 4 – 6, 9 – 12 . . . 1,144 583 Ward 23 ...... 588 507 Wards 13 – 16, 20 – 22 . 1,195 563 Ward 24 ...... 79 49 Wards 17 – 19, 30 – 32 . 729 305 Ward 25 ...... 600 553 Wards 23 – 26, 27 – 29 . 1,143 713 Ward 26 ...... 239 210 Wascott ...... 180 212 Ward 27 ...... 70 58 TOTAL ...... 9,590 6,001 Ward 28 ...... 174 187 DUNN COUNTY Ward 29 ...... 599 372 Boyceville, vil...... 134 157 Ward 30 ...... 493 315 Colfax Ward 31 ...... 450 201 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 179 271 Ward 32 ...... 501 272 Colfax, vil. Ward 33 ...... 161 157 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 213 190 Ward 34 ...... 164 97 Downing, vil...... 28 37 Ward 35 ...... 403 355 Dunn Ward 36 ...... 97 121 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 252 283 Ward 37 ...... 245 249 Eau Galle ...... 121 212 Ward 38 ...... 211 244 Elk Mound Ward 39 ...... 311 349 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 246 443 Ward 42 ...... 118 126 Elk Mound, vil...... 130 139 Ward 43 ...... 138 73 Grant Ward 44 ...... 23 35 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 67 125 Ward 45 ...... 157 156 Hay River Ward 46 ...... 392 236 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 96 119 Ward 47 ...... 130 135 Knapp, vil...... 57 120 Ward 48 ...... 139 115 Lucas ...... 132 166 Ward 49 ...... 120 188 Menomonie Ward 50 ...... 2 0 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 643 715 Ward 51 ...... 0 1 Menomonie, city Ward 52 ...... 0 1 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 615 492 Ward 53 ...... 0 0 Wards 3 – 4 . . . . . 299 248 Ward 54 ...... 0 0 Wards 5, 7 ...... 243 318 Ward 55 ...... 4 0 Ward 6 ...... 217 173 Ward 56 ...... 0 0 Wards 8 – 9 . . . . . 431 327 Ward 57 ...... 3 2 Wards 10 – 11 . . . . . 634 474 Ward 58 ...... 1 0 New Haven ...... 84 142 Ward 59 ...... 0 0 Otter Creek ...... 94 118 Ward 60 ...... 0 0 Peru ...... 30 56 Ward 61 ...... 0 0 Red Cedar Fairchild 46 71 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 364 543 Fairchild, vil...... 63 77 Ridgeland, vil...... 34 40 Fall Creek, vil. Rock Creek ...... 174 241 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 267 328 Sand Creek ...... 104 133 Lincoln Sheridan 78 114 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 200 295 Sherman 137 229 Ludington 206 281 Spring Brook Otter Creek ...... 72 133 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 250 446 Pleasant Valley Stanton ...... 110 175 Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 691 1,085 Tainter Seymour Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 529 552 Wards 1 – 6 . . . . . 716 859 Tiffany Union Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 82 152 Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 523 613 Weston Washington Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 107 133 Wards 1 – 13 1,615 2,060 Wheeler, vil...... 49 48 Wilson 53 98 Wilson 103 98 TOTAL ...... 21,239 20,304 TOTAL ...... 7,066 8,229 FLORENCE COUNTY EAU CLAIRE COUNTY Aurora Altoona, city Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 119 273 Wards 1 – 11 . . . . . 1,447 1,441 Commonwealth Augusta, city Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 57 109 Wards 1 – 5 . . . . . 213 252 Fence ...... 25 70 Bridge Creek Fern ...... 31 66 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 199 278 Florence Brunswick Wards 1 – 7 . . . . . 304 593 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 375 502 Homestead ...... 60 115 Clear Creek Long Lake 25 56 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 154 202 Tipler ...... 8 67 Drammen ...... 159 217 TOTAL ...... 629 1,349 Eau Claire, city Ward 1 ...... 230 119 FOND DU LAC COUNTY Ward 2 ...... 309 127 Alto Ward 3 ...... 926 374 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 110 411 Ward 4 ...... 199 181 Ashford Ward 5 ...... 256 209 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 166 684 Ward 6 ...... 336 197 Auburn Ward 7 ...... 357 265 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 242 980 Ward 8 ...... 335 316 Brandon, vil...... 122 269 Ward 9 ...... 167 99 Byron Ward 10 ...... 423 399 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 212 648 Ward 11 ...... 389 398 Calumet Ward 12 ...... 736 585 Ward 1 ...... 143 304 Ward 13 ...... 148 138 Ward 2 ...... 72 234 Ward 14 ...... 416 404 928 Wisconsin Blue Book 2015 – 2016

VOTE FOR GOVERNOR AND LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR BY WARD November 4, 2014 General Election–Continued Burke Walker Burke Walker and and and and Lehman Kleefisch Lehman Kleefisch District (Dem.) (Rep.) District (Dem.) (Rep.) Campbellsport, vil. Crandon Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 221 582 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 124 116 Eden Crandon, city Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 107 417 Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 261 328 Eden, vil...... 89 214 Freedom 65 134 Eldorado Hiles ...... 99 119 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 202 520 Laona Empire Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 204 258 Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 444 1,088 Lincoln Fairwater, vil...... 58 100 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 169 241 Fond du Lac Nashville Wards 1 – 8 . . . . . 542 1,072 Ward 1 ...... 58 111 Ward 1A ...... 0 0 Ward 2 ...... 118 10 Fond du Lac, city Ward 3 ...... 56 126 Ward 1 ...... 230 272 Popple River ...... 9 13 Ward 2 ...... 228 241 Ross ...... 13 32 Ward 3 ...... 411 486 Wabeno Ward 4 ...... 281 292 Wards 1 – 5 . . . . . 127 211 Ward 5 ...... 388 487 TOTAL ...... 1,511 2,032 Ward 6 ...... 304 414 GRANT COUNTY Ward 7 ...... 241 313 Bagley, vil...... 86 61 Ward 8 ...... 361 390 Beetown 74 164 Ward 9 ...... 263 221 Bloomington ...... 56 116 Ward 10 ...... 305 445 Bloomington, vil . . . . . 153 195 Ward 11 ...... 162 181 Blue River, vil...... 78 75 Ward 12 ...... 336 421 Boscobel Ward 13 ...... 205 224 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 83 76 Ward 14 ...... 349 491 Boscobel, city Ward 15 ...... 156 355 Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 595 343 Ward 16 ...... 217 342 Cassville ...... 56 78 Ward 17 ...... 53 82 Cassville, vil. Ward 18 ...... 20 45 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 155 138 Ward 19 ...... 244 298 Castle Rock ...... 50 77 Ward 20 ...... 0 0 Clifton Ward 21 ...... 328 406 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 49 66 Ward 22 ...... 339 563 Cuba City, city Ward 23 ...... 341 582 Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 381 323 Ward 24 ...... 365 535 Dickeyville, vil. Ward 25 ...... 343 753 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 172 209 Ward 26 ...... 0 1 Ellenboro ...... 89 137 Ward 27 ...... 0 0 Fennimore Forest Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 77 110 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 145 441 Fennimore, city Friendship Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 467 417 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 411 714 Glen Haven ...... 42 88 Kewaskum, vil. Harrison 78 138 Ward 6 ...... 0 0 Hazel Green Lamartine Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 288 212 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 256 602 Hazel Green, vil. Marshfield Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 221 184 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 133 425 Hickory Grove . . . . . 60 85 Metomen Jamestown Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 85 264 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 303 446 Mount Calvary, vil. . . . . 76 177 Lancaster, city North Fond du Lac, vil. Wards 1 – 6 . . . . . 638 654 Wards 1 – 7 . . . . . 824 1,017 Liberty ...... 75 121 Oakfield Lima ...... 129 147 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 94 243 Little Grant ...... 40 68 Oakfield, vil. Livingston, vil...... 108 110 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 178 319 Marion ...... 74 73 Osceola Millville 47 38 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 214 736 Montfort, vil...... 125 84 Ripon Mount Hope 42 47 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 215 486 Mount Hope, vil...... 32 31 Ripon, city Mount Ida 68 129 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 311 431 Muscoda ...... 104 103 Wards 4 – 6 . . . . . 316 350 Muscoda, vil. Wards 7 – 8 . . . . . 299 351 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 205 172 Wards 9 – 11 . . . . . 362 454 North Lancaster Rosendale 106 249 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 76 134 Rosendale, vil. Paris Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 138 327 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 103 169 St. Cloud, vil...... 71 201 Patch Grove 58 85 Springvale 99 239 Patch Grove, vil...... 37 30 Taycheedah Platteville Wards 1 – 5 . . . . . 707 1,752 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 309 342 Waupun Platteville, city Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 218 475 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 618 419 Waupun, city Wards 3 – 4 . . . . . 462 393 Wards 9, 9A, 10 – 12 556 869 Wards 5 – 6 . . . . . 312 492 Ward 9B ...... 0 0 Wards 7 – 8 . . . . . 576 497 TOTAL ...... 15,014 27,485 Potosi ...... 126 172 FOREST COUNTY Potosi, vil. 120 132 Alvin ...... 26 54 Smelser Argonne Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 142 196 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 90 111 South Lancaster Armstrong Creek . . . . . 67 107 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 89 143 Blackwell ...... 15 27 Tennyson, vil. 64 65 Caswell ...... 10 34 Elections 929

VOTE FOR GOVENROR AND LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR BY WARD November 4, 2014 General Election–Continued Burke Walker Burke Walker and and and and Lehman Kleefisch Lehman Kleefisch District (Dem.) (Rep.) District (Dem.) (Rep.) Waterloo 77 85 Brigham Watterstown Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 341 211 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 65 61 Clyde ...... 91 66 Wingville ...... 59 81 Cobb, vil...... 128 93 Woodman ...... 24 31 Dodgeville Woodman, vil...... 14 16 Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 491 404 Wyalusing 73 91 Dodgeville, city TOTAL ...... 8,704 9,149 Wards 1 – 10 1,126 818 GREEN COUNTY Eden ...... 81 99 Adams 126 123 Highland Albany Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 171 166 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 268 250 Highland, vil...... 164 158 Albany, vil. Hollandale, vil...... 79 33 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 234 121 Linden Belleville, vil. Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 131 195 Ward 3 ...... 125 80 Linden, vil...... 102 73 Brodhead, city Livingston, vil. Wards 1 – 6 . . . . . 526 460 Ward 2 ...... 1 2 Brooklyn Mifflin Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 318 283 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 101 136 Brooklyn, vil. Mineral Point Ward 2 ...... 136 72 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 189 236 Browntown, vil. 45 39 Mineral Point, city Cadiz ...... 129 220 Wards 1 – 6 . . . . . 726 385 Clarno Montfort, vil. Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 191 294 Ward 2 ...... 19 23 Decatur Moscow Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 342 429 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 169 128 Exeter Muscoda, vil. Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 581 387 Ward 3 ...... 3 6 Jefferson Pulaski ...... 59 81 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 147 304 Rewey, vil...... 52 25 Jordan 117 152 Ridgeway Monroe Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 209 128 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 257 342 Ridgeway, vil. 174 131 Monroe, city Waldwick Wards 1 – 9 . . . . . 2,109 1,749 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 122 103 Monticello, vil. Wyoming Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 296 220 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 121 61 Mount Pleasant TOTAL ...... 5,937 4,480 Ward 1 ...... 63 62 IRON COUNTY Wards 2 – 3 . . . . . 85 73 Anderson ...... 18 23 New Glarus Carey ...... 25 53 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 349 323 Gurney ...... 32 37 New Glarus, vil. Hurley, city Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 689 308 Ward 1 ...... 57 95 Spring Grove ...... 127 250 Ward 2 ...... 59 83 Sylvester Ward 3 ...... 32 58 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 190 290 Ward 4 ...... 64 78 Washington ...... 207 177 Kimball ...... 94 141 York ...... 291 185 Knight 46 48 TOTAL ...... 7,948 7,193 Mercer GREEN LAKE COUNTY Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 312 522 Berlin Montreal, city Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 146 439 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 137 189 Berlin, city Oma ...... 62 130 Wards 1 – 6 . . . . . 643 1,041 Pence ...... 23 57 Brooklyn Saxon ...... 56 118 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 304 702 Sherman 68 123 Green Lake TOTAL ...... 1,085 1,755 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 132 508 JACKSON COUNTY Green Lake, city Adams Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 175 294 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 296 336 Kingston Albion Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 74 176 Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 269 264 Kingston, vil...... 45 105 Alma Mackford ...... 51 199 Wards 1, 4 ...... 45 72 Manchester ...... 88 228 Wards 2, 3, 5 108 185 Markesan, city Alma Center, vil...... 105 80 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 172 387 Bear Bluff 5 59 Marquette ...... 71 163 Black River Falls, city Marquette, vil...... 10 39 Ward 1 ...... 220 200 Princeton Ward 2 ...... 167 145 Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 246 482 Ward 3 ...... 119 80 Princeton, city Ward 4 ...... 181 176 Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 192 305 Brockway St. Marie Wards 1 – 6 . . . . . 379 219 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 54 144 City Point ...... 34 55 Seneca 61 124 Cleveland ...... 81 118 TOTAL ...... 2,464 5,336 Curran 75 55 IOWA COUNTY Franklin ...... 89 52 Arena Garden Valley 72 130 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 420 308 Garfield ...... 96 139 Arena, vil. 218 132 Hixton Avoca, vil. 109 72 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 113 139 Barneveld, vil. Hixton, vil...... 85 93 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 294 186 Irving Blanchardville, vil. Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 141 157 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 46 21 930 Wisconsin Blue Book 2015 – 2016

VOTE FOR GOVERNOR AND LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR BY WARD November 4, 2014 General Election–Continued Burke Walker Burke Walker and and and and Lehman Kleefisch Lehman Kleefisch District (Dem.) (Rep.) District (Dem.) (Rep.) Knapp 39 109 Finley ...... 11 35 Komensky 92 19 Fountain Manchester ...... 119 185 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 95 137 Melrose ...... 66 119 Germantown Melrose, vil. 110 100 Wards 1, 3 ...... 135 195 Merrillan, vil...... 90 73 Ward 2 ...... 121 133 Millston ...... 37 53 Hustler, vil...... 46 32 North Bend ...... 93 90 Kildare ...... 105 129 Northfield ...... 121 164 Kingston ...... 2 10 Springfield ...... 94 90 Lemonweir Taylor, vil. 90 56 Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 258 342 TOTAL ...... 3,631 3,812 Lindina ...... 160 175 JEFFERSON COUNTY Lisbon Aztalan Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 174 188 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 288 401 Ward 3 ...... 0 4 Cambridge, vil. Lyndon Ward 1 ...... 24 13 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 285 216 Cold Spring ...... 131 259 Lyndon Station, vil. 87 49 Concord Marion ...... 72 121 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 303 777 Mauston, city Farmington Wards 1 – 7 . . . . . 650 552 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 226 520 Necedah Fort Atkinson, city Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 303 548 Ward 1 ...... 254 283 Necedah, vil...... 137 158 Ward 2 ...... 361 327 New Lisbon, city Ward 3 ...... 285 265 Wards 1 – 7 . . . . . 205 228 Ward 4 ...... 306 241 Orange ...... 87 138 Ward 5 ...... 215 190 Plymouth ...... 120 159 Ward 6 ...... 208 218 Seven Mile Creek Ward 7 ...... 301 268 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 62 70 Ward 8 ...... 277 274 Summit ...... 95 168 Ward 9 ...... 257 234 Union Center, vil. 29 37 Hebron Wisconsin Dells, city Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 189 361 Ward 7 ...... 0 0 Ixonia Wonewoc Wards 1 – 6 . . . . . 486 1,859 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 109 146 Jefferson Wonewoc, vil. 124 143 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 376 670 TOTAL ...... 4,080 4,817 Jefferson, city KENOSHA COUNTY Wards 1 – 10 1,314 1,442 Brighton Ward 11 ...... 0 0 Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 205 501 Johnson Creek, vil. Bristol, vil. Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 403 720 Wards 1 – 3, 8 . . . . . 351 827 Koshkonong Wards 4 – 7 . . . . . 324 651 Wards 1, 6 ...... 72 133 Genoa City, vil. Wards 2 – 5 . . . . . 624 971 Ward 5 ...... 0 0 Lac La Belle, vil. Kenosha, city Ward 2 ...... 0 0 Ward 1 ...... 222 134 Lake Mills Ward 2 ...... 243 151 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 490 564 Ward 3 ...... 70 45 Lake Mills, city Ward 4 ...... 402 197 Wards 1 – 8 . . . . . 1,351 1,303 Ward 5 ...... 190 103 Milford Ward 6 ...... 213 113 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 194 331 Ward 7 ...... 169 44 Oakland Ward 8 ...... 407 230 Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 795 765 Ward 9 ...... 177 90 Palmyra Ward 10 ...... 182 60 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 194 463 Ward 11 ...... 196 72 Palmyra, vil. Ward 12 ...... 246 160 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 235 523 Ward 13 ...... 283 297 Sullivan Ward 14 ...... 223 186 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 291 820 Ward 15 ...... 428 235 Sullivan, vil. 69 234 Ward 16 ...... 183 102 Sumner ...... 180 248 Ward 17 ...... 96 48 Waterloo 173 281 Ward 18 ...... 332 180 Waterloo, city Ward 19 ...... 137 59 Wards 1 – 5 . . . . . 607 701 Ward 20 ...... 252 196 Watertown Ward 21 ...... 72 69 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 267 711 Ward 22 ...... 511 459 Watertown, city Ward 23 ...... 136 94 Ward 8 ...... 98 171 Ward 24 ...... 316 182 Wards 9 – 10 236 692 Ward 25 ...... 366 220 Wards 11 – 12 . . . . . 311 571 Ward 26 ...... 154 71 Wards 13 – 14 . . . . . 353 634 Ward 27 ...... 248 102 Wards 15 – 16 . . . . . 370 688 Ward 28 ...... 119 53 Wards 17 – 18 . . . . . 398 889 Ward 29 ...... 190 64 Whitewater, city Ward 30 ...... 139 41 Wards 10 – 11 . . . . . 159 167 Ward 31 ...... 327 178 Ward 12 ...... 205 261 Ward 32 ...... 138 44 TOTAL ...... 13,876 21,443 Ward 33 ...... 7 2 JUNEAU COUNTY Ward 34 ...... 175 124 Armenia 112 168 Ward 35 ...... 356 211 Camp Douglas, vil. . . . . 81 87 Ward 36 ...... 120 29 Clearfield Ward 37 ...... 341 170 Ward 1 ...... 96 133 Ward 38 ...... 442 341 Ward 2 ...... 24 29 Ward 39 ...... 239 192 Cutler ...... 63 79 Ward 40 ...... 133 53 Elroy, city Ward 41 ...... 213 120 Wards 1 – 5 . . . . . 232 208 Ward 42 ...... 131 70 Elections 931

VOTE FOR GOVENROR AND LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR BY WARD November 4, 2014 General Election–Continued Burke Walker Burke Walker and and and and Lehman Kleefisch Lehman Kleefisch District (Dem.) (Rep.) District (Dem.) (Rep.) Ward 43 ...... 324 245 Lincoln ...... 155 254 Ward 44 ...... 194 199 Luxemburg Ward 45 ...... 123 106 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 196 530 Ward 46 ...... 207 64 Luxemburg, vil. Ward 47 ...... 83 58 Wards 1 – 5 . . . . . 345 663 Ward 48 ...... 132 50 Montpelier Ward 49 ...... 113 55 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 203 470 Ward 50 ...... 233 98 Pierce Ward 51 ...... 128 93 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 181 236 Ward 52 ...... 377 182 Red River Ward 53 ...... 100 97 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 215 437 Ward 54 ...... 315 297 West Kewaunee Ward 55 ...... 160 116 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 194 417 Ward 56 ...... 193 157 TOTAL ...... 3,379 5,676 Ward 57 ...... 352 258 LA CROSSE COUNTY Ward 58 ...... 18 20 Bangor ...... 93 165 Ward 59 ...... 410 351 Bangor, vil. Ward 60 ...... 319 272 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 287 303 Ward 61 ...... 167 148 Barre Ward 62 ...... 329 262 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 221 354 Ward 63 ...... 202 154 Burns ...... 208 243 Ward 64 ...... 245 274 Campbell Ward 65 ...... 10 5 Wards 1 – 6 . . . . . 1,050 902 Ward 66 ...... 483 457 Farmington Ward 67 ...... 283 262 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 410 447 Ward 68 ...... 160 147 Greenfield Ward 69 ...... 27 31 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 428 507 Ward 70 ...... 9 2 Hamilton Ward 71 ...... 124 87 Wards 1 – 5 . . . . . 498 718 Ward 72 ...... 218 245 Holland Ward 73 ...... 174 200 Wards 1 – 6 . . . . . 808 1,045 Ward 74 ...... 1 1 Holmen, vil. Ward 75 ...... 79 147 Wards 1 – 11 . . . . . 1,781 1,726 Ward 76 ...... 98 199 La Crosse, city Ward 77 ...... 215 314 Ward 1 ...... 657 528 Ward 78 ...... 203 241 Ward 2 ...... 194 115 Ward 79 ...... 215 282 Ward 3 ...... 396 283 Ward 80 ...... 102 51 Ward 4 ...... 186 103 Ward 81 ...... 141 73 Ward 5 ...... 351 149 Ward 82 ...... 93 58 Ward 6 ...... 456 272 Ward 83 ...... 0 0 Ward 7 ...... 569 364 Ward 84 ...... 124 83 Ward 8 ...... 616 681 Ward 85 ...... 16 11 Ward 9 ...... 1,151 578 Ward 86 ...... 86 65 Ward 10 ...... 127 130 Ward 87 ...... 175 187 Ward 11 ...... 130 131 Ward 88 ...... 0 0 Ward 12 ...... 206 136 Ward 89 ...... 0 0 Ward 13 ...... 191 95 Ward 90 ...... 0 0 Ward 14 ...... 287 123 Ward 91 ...... 2 0 Ward 15 ...... 219 107 Paddock Lake, vil. Ward 16 ...... 358 170 Wards 1 – 6 . . . . . 401 684 Ward 17 ...... 180 57 Paris Ward 18 ...... 236 105 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 271 524 Ward 19 ...... 219 99 Pleasant Prairie, vil. Ward 20 ...... 379 198 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 881 1,163 Ward 21 ...... 984 602 Wards 4 – 5 . . . . . 447 587 Ward 22 ...... 641 294 Wards 6 – 7 . . . . . 705 663 Ward 23 ...... 201 129 Wards 8 – 11 . . . . . 648 1,234 Ward 24 ...... 578 327 Wards 12 – 14 . . . . . 756 1,008 Ward 25 ...... 351 240 Randall Ward 26 ...... 714 491 Wards 1 – 7 . . . . . 380 834 Ward 27 ...... 336 201 Salem Ward 28 ...... 288 172 Wards 1 – 5, 10 . . . . 768 1,487 Ward 29 ...... 726 567 Wards 6 – 9 . . . . . 620 1,146 Ward 30 ...... 0 0 Silver Lake, vil. Medary Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 421 703 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 379 424 Somers Onalaska Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 580 706 Wards 1 – 8 . . . . . 1,228 1,498 Wards 5 – 6, 9, 12 . . . 498 546 Onalaska, city Wards 7 – 8 . . . . . 257 196 Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 1,229 1,358 Wards 10, 13 304 438 Wards 5 – 8 . . . . . 1,201 1,034 Ward 11 ...... 124 152 Wards 9 – 12 1,198 1,552 Twin Lakes, vil. Rockland, vil...... 97 125 Wards 1 – 8 . . . . . 696 1,118 Shelby Wheatland Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 727 763 Wards 1 – 6 . . . . . 444 935 Wards 5 – 6 . . . . . 531 498 TOTAL ...... 27,367 28,398 Washington ...... 130 148 KEWAUNEE COUNTY West Salem, vil. Ahnapee 167 255 Wards 1 – 6 . . . . . 998 1,064 Algoma, city TOTAL ...... 25,429 22,321 Wards 1 – 6 . . . . . 593 636 LAFAYETTE COUNTY Carlton Argyle Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 147 341 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 105 93 Casco Argyle, vil...... 164 124 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 181 369 Belmont Casco, vil. 84 158 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 102 140 Franklin ...... 173 278 Belmont, vil...... 166 179 Kewaunee, city Benton Wards 1 – 5 . . . . . 545 632 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 70 111 932 Wisconsin Blue Book 2015 – 2016

VOTE FOR GOVERNOR AND LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR BY WARD November 4, 2014 General Election–Continued Burke Walker Burke Walker and and and and Lehman Kleefisch Lehman Kleefisch District (Dem.) (Rep.) District (Dem.) (Rep.) Benton, vil...... 204 123 Wards 10 – 12 . . . . . 199 187 Blanchard ...... 77 57 Wards 13 – 14 . . . . . 200 235 Blanchardville, vil. . . . . 145 93 Wards 15 – 17 . . . . . 216 232 Cuba City, city Wards 18 – 19 . . . . . 160 175 Ward 5 ...... 62 45 Pine River Darlington Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 338 577 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 154 243 Rock Falls Darlington, city Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 103 214 Wards 1 – 6 . . . . . 472 342 Russell ...... 108 166 Elk Grove Schley Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 54 112 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 137 239 Fayette Scott Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 69 89 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 224 415 Gratiot 84 149 Skanawan ...... 96 130 Gratiot, vil...... 44 44 Somo ...... 30 31 Hazel Green, vil. Tomahawk ...... 96 112 Ward 3 ...... 6 4 Tomahawk, city Kendall ...... 61 84 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 207 149 Lamont Wards 3 – 4 . . . . . 252 250 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 67 66 Wards 5 – 6 . . . . . 199 235 Monticello 11 45 Wilson 73 100 New Diggings 77 104 TOTAL ...... 5,104 6,866 Seymour MANITOWOC COUNTY Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 42 75 Cato Shullsburg 68 73 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 231 537 Shullsburg, city Centerville ...... 110 225 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 244 172 Cleveland, vil. South Wayne, vil...... 62 78 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 268 408 Wayne 59 133 Cooperstown White Oak Springs . . . . 18 38 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 204 430 Willow Springs . . . . . 120 178 Eaton ...... 118 299 Wiota ...... 175 197 Francis Creek, vil. 124 172 TOTAL ...... 2,982 3,191 Franklin LANGLADE COUNTY Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 142 484 Ackley 77 166 Gibson Ainsworth 83 163 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 184 459 Antigo Kellnersville, vil...... 54 89 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 207 457 Kiel, city Antigo, city Wards 1 – 6, 8 . . . . . 486 1,066 Ward 1 ...... 97 169 Kossuth Ward 2 ...... 124 161 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 311 574 Ward 3 ...... 103 151 Liberty Ward 4 ...... 124 134 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 162 475 Ward 5 ...... 97 125 Manitowoc Ward 6 ...... 82 206 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 181 327 Ward 7 ...... 189 221 Manitowoc, city Ward 8 ...... 117 158 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 565 615 Ward 9 ...... 138 218 Wards 3 – 4, 22 . . . . 497 674 Elcho Wards 5 – 6 . . . . . 556 558 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 238 385 Wards 7 – 8 . . . . . 312 328 Evergreen ...... 77 178 Wards 9 – 10 536 651 Langlade Wards 11 – 12 . . . . . 639 855 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 88 153 Wards 13 – 14 . . . . . 477 561 Neva ...... 142 303 Wards 15 – 16 . . . . . 657 1,002 Norwood ...... 110 312 Wards 17 – 18, 21, 23 – 25 527 601 Parrish 13 28 Wards 19 – 20 . . . . . 633 1,152 Peck ...... 42 118 Manitowoc Rapids Polar Wards 1 – 5 . . . . . 381 905 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 145 369 Maple Grove ...... 77 301 Price Maribel, vil. 34 105 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 39 71 Meeme Rolling Wards 1, 4 ...... 104 289 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 192 458 Wards 2 – 3 . . . . . 89 209 Summit ...... 18 62 Mishicot Upham ...... 149 258 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 170 374 Vilas ...... 26 90 Mishicot, vil. White Lake, vil. 65 83 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 218 380 Wolf River Newton Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 139 279 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 318 828 TOTAL ...... 2,921 5,476 Reedsville, vil. LINCOLN COUNTY Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 140 335 Birch ...... 99 111 Rockland Bradley Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 106 343 Wards 1 – 5 . . . . . 524 693 St. Nazianz, vil. 88 208 Corning Schleswig Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 127 242 Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 297 744 Harding ...... 74 135 Two Creeks ...... 67 124 Harrison Two Rivers Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 168 287 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 351 538 King Two Rivers, city Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 217 272 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 426 523 Merrill Wards 3 – 4 . . . . . 653 799 Wards 1 – 7 . . . . . 526 797 Wards 5 – 6 . . . . . 420 515 Merrill, city Wards 7 – 8 . . . . . 410 485 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 217 242 Valders, vil...... 134 280 Wards 3 – 4 . . . . . 202 231 Whitelaw, vil...... 106 217 Wards 5 – 7 . . . . . 149 195 TOTAL ...... 12,563 21,044 Wards 8 – 9 . . . . . 163 214 Elections 933

VOTE FOR GOVENROR AND LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR BY WARD November 4, 2014 General Election–Continued Burke Walker Burke Walker and and and and Lehman Kleefisch Lehman Kleefisch District (Dem.) (Rep.) District (Dem.) (Rep.) MARATHON COUNTY Wards 3 – 4 . . . . . 95 179 Abbotsford, city Stratford, vil. Ward 1 ...... 27 70 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 177 437 Ward 6 ...... 0 0 Texas Athens, vil. Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 286 508 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 146 319 Unity, vil...... 15 58 Bergen 150 204 Wausau Berlin Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 383 738 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 106 359 Wausau, city Bern ...... 49 137 Ward 1 ...... 450 359 Bevent Ward 2 ...... 453 374 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 235 278 Ward 3 ...... 190 155 Birnamwood, vil. Ward 4 ...... 46 131 Ward 2 ...... 7 3 Ward 5 ...... 265 243 Brighton 41 169 Ward 6 ...... 192 128 Brokaw, vil. 60 55 Ward 7 ...... 249 264 Cassel ...... 134 296 Ward 8 ...... 155 148 Cleveland Ward 9 ...... 92 134 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 185 452 Ward 10 ...... 42 101 Colby, city 53 105 Ward 11 ...... 0 0 Day Ward 12 ...... 359 310 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 136 338 Ward 13 ...... 285 228 Dorchester, vil. Ward 14 ...... 277 274 Ward 2 ...... 0 0 Ward 15 ...... 469 595 Ward 3 ...... 0 0 Ward 16 ...... 310 498 Easton Ward 17 ...... 314 331 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 168 416 Ward 18 ...... 346 320 Eau Pleine 79 244 Ward 19 ...... 276 288 Edgar, vil. Ward 20 ...... 287 238 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 209 380 Ward 21 ...... 266 256 Elderon ...... 86 209 Ward 22 ...... 287 280 Elderon, vil. 25 38 Ward 23 ...... 314 313 Emmet Ward 24 ...... 320 457 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 141 275 Ward 25 ...... 312 459 Fenwood, vil...... 19 53 Ward 26 ...... 242 400 Frankfort ...... 62 195 Ward 27 ...... 1 0 Franzen ...... 71 169 Ward 28 ...... 1 0 Green Valley ...... 79 195 Ward 29 ...... 0 0 Guenther ...... 54 108 Ward 30 ...... 0 2 Halsey 54 176 Ward 31 ...... 0 0 Hamburg ...... 95 278 Ward 32 ...... 0 0 Harrison 40 95 Ward 33 ...... 0 1 Hatley, vil...... 75 163 Ward 34 ...... 0 0 Hewitt 84 197 Ward 35 ...... 0 0 Holton 68 262 Weston ...... 84 198 Hull ...... 56 182 Weston, vil. Johnson ...... 85 201 Wards 1 – 2, 4 – 5 . . . 553 926 Knowlton Wards 3, 8 ...... 451 608 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 355 646 Wards 6 – 7 . . . . . 377 705 Kronenwetter, vil. Wards 9 – 13 878 1,233 Wards 1 – 5 . . . . . 638 969 Wien ...... 90 259 Wards 6 – 10 570 962 TOTAL ...... 21,305 34,583 Maine MARINETTE COUNTY Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 423 831 Amberg ...... 119 247 Marathon Athelstane Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 135 402 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 109 168 Marathon City, vil. Beaver Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 227 487 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 140 370 Marshfield, city Beecher ...... 96 209 Wards 12, 20 – 21, 24 . . 104 170 Coleman, vil...... 80 206 McMillan Crivitz, vil...... 145 212 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 340 662 Dunbar Mosinee Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 75 198 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 343 689 Goodman ...... 102 133 Mosinee, city Grover Wards 1 – 2, 6 – 7 . . . 339 548 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 198 482 Wards 3 – 5 . . . . . 364 593 Lake Norrie ...... 146 280 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 173 306 Plover ...... 81 187 Marinette, city Reid Wards 1, 3, 5 588 620 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 219 323 Wards 2, 4, 6 571 578 Rib Falls 97 397 Wards 7 – 8 . . . . . 431 518 Rib Mountain Middle Inlet Wards 1 – 10 1,279 2,389 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 146 222 Rietbrock ...... 105 285 Niagara ...... 131 243 Ringle Niagara, city Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 325 554 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 219 270 Rothschild, vil. Pembine Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 367 365 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 134 225 Wards 3 – 4 . . . . . 376 504 Peshtigo Wards 5 – 6 . . . . . 338 462 Wards 1, 4 ...... 259 355 Schofield, city Wards 2 – 3 . . . . . 275 411 Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 344 511 Wards 5 – 6 . . . . . 178 332 Spencer Peshtigo, city Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 186 421 Wards 1 – 7 . . . . . 403 606 Spencer, vil. Porterfield Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 251 434 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 290 498 Stettin Pound Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 285 755 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 155 415 934 Wisconsin Blue Book 2015 – 2016

VOTE FOR GOVERNOR AND LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR BY WARD November 4, 2014 General Election–Continued Burke Walker Burke Walker and and and and Lehman Kleefisch Lehman Kleefisch District (Dem.) (Rep.) District (Dem.) (Rep.) Pound, vil. 36 85 Ward 19 ...... 332 649 Silver Cliff Ward 20 ...... 176 264 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 89 188 Ward 21 ...... 105 93 Stephenson Ward 22A ...... 206 344 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 344 524 Ward 22B ...... 202 340 Wards 4 – 5 . . . . . 200 347 Ward 23 ...... 304 622 Wagner ...... 98 211 Glendale, city Wausaukee Wards 1, 7 ...... 686 418 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 174 342 Wards 2, 8S . . . . . 483 286 Wausaukee, vil...... 65 89 Wards 3, 9 ...... 596 606 TOTAL ...... 6,023 9,610 Wards 4, 10 . . . . . 764 563 MARQUETTE COUNTY Wards 5, 11 636 437 Buffalo Wards 6, 12 . . . . . 601 354 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 223 225 Ward 8 ...... 255 176 Crystal Lake 122 136 Ward 11S 187 59 Douglas ...... 177 233 Greendale, vil. Endeavor, vil...... 72 72 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 432 1,000 Harris ...... 166 223 Wards 3 – 4 . . . . . 667 870 Mecan 111 195 Wards 5 – 6 . . . . . 552 852 Montello Wards 7 – 8 . . . . . 564 844 Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 183 283 Wards 9 – 10 642 960 Montello, city Greenfield, city Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 230 288 Ward 1 ...... 357 456 Moundville Ward 2 ...... 293 401 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 104 115 Ward 3 ...... 308 324 Neshkoro Ward 4 ...... 348 262 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 98 191 Ward 5 ...... 330 432 Neshkoro, vil. 62 98 Ward 6 ...... 265 472 Newton Ward 7 ...... 385 535 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 84 112 Ward 8 ...... 430 468 Oxford Ward 9 ...... 332 483 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 147 225 Ward 10 ...... 277 496 Oxford, vil...... 93 88 Ward 11 ...... 332 707 Packwaukee Ward 12 ...... 298 573 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 221 318 Ward 13 ...... 235 260 Shields ...... 93 164 Ward 14 ...... 314 364 Springfield ...... 139 210 Ward 15 ...... 268 397 Westfield Ward 16 ...... 123 191 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 130 237 Ward 17 ...... 282 270 Westfield, vil. Ward 18 ...... 295 403 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 174 198 Ward 19 ...... 488 558 TOTAL ...... 2,629 3,611 Ward 20 ...... 423 659 MENOMINEE COUNTY Ward 21 ...... 273 332 Menominee Hales Corners, vil. Wards 1, 3 – 5 . . . . . 604 205 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 462 858 Ward 2 ...... 149 10 Wards 4 – 6 . . . . . 468 809 TOTAL ...... Wards 7 – 9 . . . . . 428 699 753 215 Milwaukee, city MILWAUKEE COUNTY Ward 1 ...... 747 224 Bayside, vil. Ward 2 ...... 281 16 Wards 1, 3 ...... 442 368 Ward 3 ...... 614 200 Wards 1S, 3S 29 22 Ward 4 ...... 1,132 227 Wards 2, 4 ...... 520 452 Ward 5 ...... 548 106 Ward 5 ...... 303 267 Ward 6 ...... 1,050 408 Brown Deer, vil. Ward 7 ...... 267 191 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 1,326 698 Ward 8 ...... 895 326 Wards 3 – 4 . . . . . 1,082 889 Ward 9 ...... 498 115 Wards 5 – 6 . . . . . 1,147 810 Ward 10 ...... 724 332 Cudahy, city Ward 11 ...... 720 176 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 811 748 Ward 12 ...... 635 139 Wards 4 – 6 . . . . . 690 646 Ward 13 ...... 338 94 Wards 7 – 9 . . . . . 569 537 Ward 14 ...... 795 48 Ward 10 ...... 314 314 Ward 15 ...... 414 256 Wards 11 – 12 . . . . . 402 469 Ward 16 ...... 986 178 Wards 13 – 14 . . . . . 537 502 Ward 17 ...... 410 120 Ward 15 ...... 322 378 Ward 18 ...... 638 146 Fox Point, vil. Ward 19 ...... 582 89 Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 762 959 Ward 20 ...... 770 96 Wards 5 – 9 . . . . . 1,164 917 Ward 21 ...... 751 56 Franklin, city Ward 22 ...... 605 64 Ward 1 ...... 0 4 Ward 23 ...... 251 32 Ward 2 ...... 318 750 Ward 24 ...... 302 9 Ward 3 ...... 466 784 Ward 25 ...... 574 67 Ward 4 ...... 201 408 Ward 26 ...... 532 61 Ward 5 ...... 187 351 Ward 27 ...... 454 69 Ward 6 ...... 251 546 Ward 28 ...... 157 24 Ward 7 ...... 389 780 Ward 29 ...... 277 33 Ward 8 ...... 262 302 Ward 30 ...... 497 88 Ward 9 ...... 280 424 Ward 31 ...... 500 56 Ward 10 ...... 118 202 Ward 32 ...... 1,045 241 Ward 11 ...... 287 584 Ward 33 ...... 1,057 684 Ward 12 ...... 197 416 Ward 34 ...... 629 262 Ward 13 ...... 263 582 Ward 35 ...... 408 273 Ward 14 ...... 242 520 Ward 36 ...... 677 102 Ward 15A ...... 140 268 Ward 37 ...... 553 56 Ward 15B ...... 130 180 Ward 38 ...... 456 47 Ward 16 ...... 271 630 Ward 39 ...... 502 121 Ward 17 ...... 188 346 Ward 40 ...... 524 59 Ward 18 ...... 75 264 Ward 41 ...... 525 54 Ward 42 ...... 659 85 Elections 935

VOTE FOR GOVENROR AND LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR BY WARD November 4, 2014 General Election–Continued Burke Walker Burke Walker and and and and Lehman Kleefisch Lehman Kleefisch District (Dem.) (Rep.) District (Dem.) (Rep.) Ward 43 ...... 567 20 Ward 133 464 141 Ward 44 ...... 768 80 Ward 134 399 156 Ward 45 ...... 740 66 Ward 135 511 174 Ward 46 ...... 405 34 Ward 136 535 175 Ward 47 ...... 752 40 Ward 137 381 90 Ward 48 ...... 367 50 Ward 138 1,429 150 Ward 49 ...... 519 37 Ward 139 1,036 110 Ward 50 ...... 484 30 Ward 140 446 10 Ward 51 ...... 497 25 Ward 141 508 13 Ward 52 ...... 668 50 Ward 142 557 10 Ward 53 ...... 268 23 Ward 143 573 2 Ward 54 ...... 432 11 Ward 144 374 15 Ward 55 ...... 729 166 Ward 145 284 3 Ward 56 ...... 612 13 Ward 146 255 4 Ward 57 ...... 793 10 Ward 147 860 6 Ward 58 ...... 573 11 Ward 148 634 10 Ward 59 ...... 1,161 35 Ward 149 748 12 Ward 60 ...... 850 11 Ward 150 560 24 Ward 61 ...... 680 17 Ward 151 456 12 Ward 62 ...... 557 11 Ward 152 389 4 Ward 63 ...... 537 8 Ward 153 627 33 Ward 64 ...... 1,124 39 Ward 154 468 22 Ward 65 ...... 943 39 Ward 155 414 10 Ward 66 ...... 710 7 Ward 156 661 33 Ward 67 ...... 465 18 Ward 157 416 46 Ward 68 ...... 848 74 Ward 158 421 38 Ward 69 ...... 697 42 Ward 159 412 27 Ward 70 ...... 987 62 Ward 160 572 15 Ward 71 ...... 540 44 Ward 161 186 10 Ward 72 ...... 701 70 Ward 162 306 5 Ward 73 ...... 827 90 Ward 163 593 37 Ward 74 ...... 519 73 Ward 164 614 100 Ward 75 ...... 393 154 Ward 165 472 134 Ward 76 ...... 497 76 Ward 166 250 51 Ward 77 ...... 458 104 Ward 167 515 187 Ward 78 ...... 713 161 Ward 168 919 332 Ward 79 ...... 715 203 Ward 169 446 15 Ward 80 ...... 770 417 Ward 170 314 9 Ward 81 ...... 226 265 Ward 171 106 3 Ward 82 ...... 328 340 Ward 172 410 13 Ward 83 ...... 390 399 Ward 173 532 14 Ward 84 ...... 323 279 Ward 174 772 21 Ward 85 ...... 416 355 Ward 175 446 36 Ward 86 ...... 377 369 Ward 176 715 24 Ward 87 ...... 283 178 Ward 177 918 409 Ward 88 ...... 368 247 Ward 178 725 264 Ward 89 ...... 498 301 Ward 179 822 286 Ward 90 ...... 522 266 Ward 180 511 255 Ward 91 ...... 995 158 Ward 181 767 419 Ward 92 ...... 800 317 Ward 182 685 327 Ward 93 ...... 310 204 Ward 183 805 439 Ward 94 ...... 382 26 Ward 184 698 401 Ward 95 ...... 455 45 Ward 185 802 533 Ward 96 ...... 733 109 Ward 186 657 649 Ward 97 ...... 594 199 Ward 187 138 88 Ward 98 ...... 566 26 Ward 188 151 115 Ward 99 ...... 919 82 Ward 189 367 67 Ward 100 627 20 Ward 190 299 339 Ward 101 912 22 Ward 191 173 231 Ward 102 963 42 Ward 192 299 197 Ward 103 1,155 68 Ward 193 539 36 Ward 104 1,058 22 Ward 194 306 43 Ward 105 493 5 Ward 195 377 31 Ward 106 423 2 Ward 196 591 52 Ward 107 662 7 Ward 197 288 26 Ward 108 708 12 Ward 198 608 49 Ward 109 712 9 Ward 199 521 28 Ward 110 399 3 Ward 200 298 45 Ward 111 634 10 Ward 201 334 27 Ward 112 651 8 Ward 202 491 123 Ward 113 574 8 Ward 203 587 240 Ward 114 528 9 Ward 204 415 195 Ward 115 860 16 Ward 205 425 252 Ward 116 466 1 Ward 206 325 205 Ward 117 643 4 Ward 207 323 288 Ward 118 600 11 Ward 208 373 283 Ward 119 613 12 Ward 209 280 354 Ward 120 560 7 Ward 210 213 323 Ward 121 610 1 Ward 211 268 277 Ward 122 651 19 Ward 212 369 309 Ward 123 685 63 Ward 213 429 308 Ward 124 415 58 Ward 214 250 78 Ward 125 785 164 Ward 215 180 43 Ward 126 668 98 Ward 216 163 39 Ward 127 653 262 Ward 217 334 92 Ward 128 659 295 Ward 218 374 134 Ward 129 487 189 Ward 219 270 78 Ward 130 396 216 Ward 220 301 100 Ward 131 553 298 Ward 221 501 143 Ward 132 832 442 Ward 222 283 74 936 Wisconsin Blue Book 2015 – 2016

VOTE FOR GOVERNOR AND LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR BY WARD November 4, 2014 General Election–Continued Burke Walker Burke Walker and and and and Lehman Kleefisch Lehman Kleefisch District (Dem.) (Rep.) District (Dem.) (Rep.) Ward 223 320 94 Ward 313 718 657 Ward 224 247 64 Ward 314 271 294 Ward 225 221 51 Ward 315 508 495 Ward 226 138 20 Ward 316 267 298 Ward 227 500 66 Ward 317 377 311 Ward 228 190 31 Ward 320 21 1 Ward 229 155 27 Ward 321 113 16 Ward 230 342 55 Ward 322 66 17 Ward 231 173 27 Ward 333 107 43 Ward 232 131 18 Ward 324 51 11 Ward 233 99 17 Ward 325 207 65 Ward 234 166 26 Ward 326 0 2 Ward 235 549 253 Ward 327 0 0 Ward 236 251 40 Oak Creek, city Ward 237 335 47 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 941 1,448 Ward 238 252 46 Wards 4 – 6 . . . . . 894 1,153 Ward 239 201 54 Wards 7 – 9 . . . . . 897 1,407 Ward 240 305 41 Wards 10 – 12 . . . . . 1,009 1,667 Ward 241 528 180 Wards 13 – 15 . . . . . 878 1,764 Ward 242 517 163 Wards 16 – 19 . . . . . 867 1,125 Ward 243 624 280 River Hills, vil. Ward 244 487 203 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 395 603 Ward 245 422 165 St. Francis, city Ward 246 790 224 Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 643 641 Ward 247 335 155 Wards 5 – 8 . . . . . 695 684 Ward 248 767 202 Wards 9 – 12 769 712 Ward 249 196 61 Shorewood, vil. Ward 250 164 39 Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 1,830 687 Ward 251 90 33 Wards 5 – 8 . . . . . 1,653 682 Ward 252 193 80 Wards 9 – 12 1,553 556 Ward 253 111 26 South Milwaukee, city Ward 254 92 30 Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 1,032 1,049 Ward 255 162 37 Wards 5 – 8 . . . . . 880 936 Ward 256 148 27 Wards 9 – 12 1,022 1,343 Ward 257 317 76 Wards 13 – 16 . . . . . 962 1,060 Ward 258 356 126 Wauwatosa, city Ward 259 254 98 Ward 1 ...... 552 501 Ward 260 178 112 Ward 2 ...... 562 438 Ward 261 218 165 Ward 3 ...... 531 554 Ward 262 410 389 Ward 4 ...... 702 831 Ward 263 238 181 Ward 5 ...... 340 388 Ward 264 490 434 Ward 6 ...... 380 358 Ward 265 274 230 Ward 7 ...... 612 689 Ward 266 252 324 Ward 8 ...... 264 326 Ward 267 244 238 Ward 9 ...... 471 705 Ward 268 518 569 Ward 10 ...... 477 389 Ward 269 344 338 Ward 11 ...... 580 486 Ward 270 287 367 Ward 12 ...... 576 739 Ward 271 564 525 Ward 13 ...... 288 226 Ward 272 378 441 Ward 14 ...... 648 492 Ward 273 210 256 Ward 15 ...... 688 459 Ward 275 199 267 Ward 16 ...... 579 696 Ward 274 507 513 Ward 17 ...... 411 717 Ward 276 482 527 Ward 18 ...... 419 492 Ward 277 505 430 Ward 19 ...... 476 556 Ward 278 258 287 Ward 20 ...... 458 734 Ward 279 419 420 Ward 21 ...... 370 533 Ward 280 742 514 Ward 22 ...... 489 532 Ward 281 325 253 Ward 23 ...... 389 572 Ward 282 170 50 Ward 24 ...... 451 462 Ward 283 264 215 West Allis, city Ward 284 389 117 Ward 1 ...... 403 333 Ward 285 70 41 Ward 2 ...... 492 407 Ward 286 239 106 Ward 3 ...... 345 301 Ward 287 198 152 Ward 4 ...... 449 539 Ward 288 448 360 Ward 5 ...... 395 393 Ward 289 288 170 Ward 6 ...... 333 435 Ward 290 215 87 Ward 7 ...... 412 478 Ward 291 251 125 Ward 8 ...... 362 382 Ward 292 287 168 Ward 9 ...... 499 555 Ward 293 357 266 Ward 10 ...... 397 467 Ward 294 288 205 Ward 11 ...... 504 639 Ward 295 340 180 Ward 12 ...... 421 629 Ward 296 473 304 Ward 13 ...... 601 859 Ward 297 504 211 Ward 14 ...... 376 353 Ward 298 363 170 Ward 15 ...... 338 446 Ward 299 455 227 Ward 16 ...... 323 442 Ward 300 689 292 Ward 17 ...... 479 635 Ward 301 522 352 Ward 18 ...... 549 748 Ward 302 335 262 Ward 19 ...... 494 723 Ward 303 533 423 Ward 20 ...... 361 432 Ward 304 377 303 Ward 21 ...... 498 517 Ward 305 347 332 Ward 22 ...... 353 445 Ward 306 365 211 Ward 23 ...... 464 722 Ward 307 342 287 Ward 24 ...... 348 315 Ward 308 378 141 Ward 25 ...... 436 642 Ward 309 443 410 West Milwaukee, vil. Ward 310 136 78 Wards 1 – 2, 5 . . . . . 364 225 Ward 311 242 215 Wards 3 – 4, 6 . . . . . 353 283 Ward 312 367 375 Elections 937

VOTE FOR GOVENROR AND LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR BY WARD November 4, 2014 General Election–Continued Burke Walker Burke Walker and and and and Lehman Kleefisch Lehman Kleefisch District (Dem.) (Rep.) District (Dem.) (Rep.) Whitefish Bay, vil. Little Suamico Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 498 764 Wards 1 – 8 . . . . . 695 1,446 Wards 3 – 4 . . . . . 555 567 Maple Valley ...... 94 206 Wards 5 – 6 . . . . . 590 694 Morgan Ward 7 351 291 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 133 322 Wards 8 – 10 797 675 Mountain ...... 160 227 Wards 9 – 11 . . . . . 690 502 Oconto Ward 12 ...... 429 357 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 230 384 TOTAL ...... 231,316 132,706 Oconto, city MONROE COUNTY Wards 1 – 7 . . . . . 723 787 Adrian 112 232 Oconto Falls Angelo Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 183 355 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 167 262 Oconto Falls, city Byron ...... 181 259 Wards 1 – 5 . . . . . 352 551 Cashton, vil. Pensaukee Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 160 194 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 211 413 Clifton 70 103 Pulaski, vil. Glendale 90 161 Ward 5 ...... 0 0 Grant ...... 57 133 Riverview Greenfield Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 174 252 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 98 215 Spruce Jefferson ...... 80 148 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 121 233 Kendall, vil. 88 66 Stiles Lafayette Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 246 398 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 60 88 Suring, vil...... 67 126 La Grange Townsend ...... 211 342 Wards 1A, 2A, 3A . . . 307 443 Underhill ...... 118 229 Wards 1B, 2B, 3B . . . 21 33 TOTAL ...... 5,657 10,300 Leon ONEIDA COUNTY Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 148 309 Cassian Lincoln ...... 83 254 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 248 325 Little Falls Crescent Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 253 317 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 486 571 Melvina, vil. 5 20 Enterprise ...... 71 132 New Lyme ...... 29 50 Hazelhurst Norwalk, vil...... 73 88 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 302 383 Oakdale ...... 110 170 Lake Tomahawk Oakdale, vil. 32 47 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 178 365 Portland ...... 134 171 Little Rice 49 118 Ridgeville 105 110 Lynne ...... 20 43 Rockland, vil. Minocqua Ward 2 ...... 0 0 Wards 1 – 7 . . . . . 854 1,644 Scott ...... 7 31 Monico ...... 29 83 Sheldon ...... 43 133 Newbold Sparta Ward 1 ...... 60 118 Wards 1 – 6 . . . . . 534 690 Wards 2 – 4 . . . . . 531 668 Sparta, city Nokomis Wards 1 – 6 . . . . . 503 545 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 290 405 Wards 7 – 12 487 483 Pelican Wards 13 – 18 . . . . . 430 368 Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 583 651 Ward 19 ...... 0 0 Piehl ...... 15 27 Ward 20 ...... 0 2 Pine Lake Tomah Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 573 695 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 216 341 Rhinelander, city Tomah, city Ward 1 ...... 181 134 Wards 1 – 16, 5A, 18 1,335 1,410 Wards 2 – 3 . . . . . 175 128 Ward 5B ...... 0 0 Wards 4 – 5 . . . . . 172 103 Wards 17, 19 0 0 Wards 6 – 7 . . . . . 142 134 Warrens, vil. 45 102 Wards 8 – 9 . . . . . 209 152 Wellington Ward 10 ...... 146 151 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 86 110 Wards 11 – 12 . . . . . 169 131 Wells ...... 76 137 Wards 13 – 14 . . . . . 161 147 Wilton Schoepke ...... 87 104 Wards 1 – 5 . . . . . 75 112 Stella Wilton, vil...... 88 78 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 136 146 Wyeville, vil...... 11 31 Sugar Camp TOTAL ...... 6,399 8,446 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 305 590 OCONTO COUNTY Three Lakes Abrams Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 415 836 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 271 547 Woodboro 184 230 Bagley 50 106 Woodruff Brazeau Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 419 638 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 234 449 TOTAL ...... 7,190 9,852 Breed ...... 92 209 OUTAGAMIE COUNTY Chase Appleton, city Wards 1 – 5 . . . . . 393 850 Ward 1 ...... 300 236 Doty ...... 60 116 Ward 2 ...... 539 482 Gillett Ward 3 ...... 850 465 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 107 350 Ward 4 ...... 285 332 Gillett, city Ward 5 ...... 0 3 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 185 270 Ward 6 ...... 235 197 How Ward 7 ...... 411 497 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 65 220 Ward 8 ...... 553 137 Lakewood 151 318 Ward 9 ...... 310 344 Lena ...... 80 205 Ward 10 ...... 255 270 Lena, vil...... 78 113 Ward 11 ...... 179 244 Little River Ward 15 ...... 282 390 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 173 276 Ward 16 ...... 245 284 938 Wisconsin Blue Book 2015 – 2016

VOTE FOR GOVERNOR AND LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR BY WARD November 4, 2014 General Election–Continued Burke Walker Burke Walker and and and and Lehman Kleefisch Lehman Kleefisch District (Dem.) (Rep.) District (Dem.) (Rep.) Ward 17 ...... 277 369 Wards 2, 6, 8, 12 – 13 . . 337 428 Ward 18 ...... 214 309 Wards 3, 9 – 11 610 891 Ward 19 ...... 351 854 Ward 7 ...... 310 466 Ward 20 ...... 248 520 Maine ...... 105 251 Ward 21 ...... 5 15 Maple Creek ...... 63 192 Ward 22 ...... 4 20 New London, city Ward 23 ...... 0 0 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 200 274 Ward 24 ...... 184 178 Nichols, vil. 17 62 Ward 25 ...... 375 309 Oneida Ward 27 ...... 397 415 Wards 1 – 6 . . . . . 586 835 Ward 28 ...... 353 355 Osborn Ward 29 ...... 488 400 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 169 375 Ward 30 ...... 362 355 Seymour Ward 33 ...... 424 441 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 111 390 Ward 34 ...... 144 73 Seymour, city Ward 35 ...... 359 441 Wards 1 – 6 . . . . . 464 847 Ward 36 ...... 458 534 Shiocton, vil...... 137 171 Ward 37 ...... 301 328 Vandenbroek Ward 38 ...... 345 693 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 203 539 Ward 39 ...... 182 333 Wrightstown, vil. Ward 40 ...... 0 11 Ward 4 ...... 23 76 Ward 41 ...... 9 91 Ward 5 0 0 Ward 42 ...... 313 402 TOTAL ...... 29,503 44,543 Ward 43 ...... 319 362 OZAUKEE COUNTY Ward 48 ...... 67 49 Bayside, vil. Ward 49 ...... 39 50 Ward 6 ...... 37 33 Ward 50 ...... 61 53 Belgium Ward 51 ...... 379 347 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 183 620 Ward 52 ...... 42 35 Belgium, vil. Ward 53 ...... 12 8 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 243 737 Ward 54 ...... 327 415 Cedarburg Ward 55 ...... 162 197 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 167 592 Ward 56 ...... 0 1 Wards 3 – 4 . . . . . 216 661 Ward 57 ...... 3 4 Wards 5 – 6, 10 . . . . 229 791 Ward 58 ...... 0 0 Wards 7 – 9 . . . . . 207 748 Ward 59 ...... 1 0 Cedarburg, city Bear Creek, vil...... 36 65 Ward 1 ...... 325 661 Black Creek Wards 2, 9 ...... 261 677 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 152 380 Ward 3 ...... 328 548 Black Creek, vil. Wards 4, 8 250 506 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 181 322 Ward 5 ...... 256 443 Bovina Ward 6 ...... 316 595 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 181 309 Ward 7 ...... 246 629 Buchanan Fredonia Wards 1 – 10 1,078 1,942 Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 206 906 Center Fredonia, vil. Wards 1 – 7 . . . . . 455 1,289 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 237 764 Cicero Grafton Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 140 298 Wards 1 – 2, 5 . . . . . 265 1,014 Combined Locks, vil. Wards 3 – 4 . . . . . 355 899 Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 611 1,008 Grafton, vil. Dale Ward 1 ...... 132 371 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 334 967 Ward 2 ...... 108 255 Deer Creek ...... 75 171 Ward 3 ...... 135 300 Ellington Ward 4 ...... 136 339 Wards 1 – 5 . . . . . 340 965 Ward 5 ...... 129 263 Freedom Ward 6 ...... 124 253 Wards 1 – 8 . . . . . 795 1,791 Ward 7 ...... 122 286 Grand Chute Ward 8 ...... 135 339 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 865 1,489 Ward 9 ...... 122 329 Wards 4 – 6 . . . . . 566 948 Ward 10 ...... 141 250 Ward 7 ...... 185 240 Ward 11 ...... 99 310 Ward 8 ...... 62 109 Ward 12 ...... 114 330 Wards 9 – 11 . . . . . 399 508 Ward 13 ...... 140 256 Wards 12 – 14 . . . . . 725 1,193 Ward 14 ...... 117 259 Wards 15 – 17 . . . . . 783 1,199 Mequon, city Ward 18 ...... 0 0 Ward 1 ...... 425 828 Greenville Ward 2 ...... 89 349 Wards 1 – 3, 5 – 8 . . . 1,175 2,920 Wards 3 – 4 . . . . . 491 1,145 Wards 4, 9 ...... 297 642 Wards 5, 7B . . . . . 146 535 Harrison, vil. Wards 6, 7A . . . . . 301 848 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 0 0 Wards 8 – 10 535 1,105 Hortonia Wards 11 – 12 . . . . . 437 989 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 139 374 Wards 13 – 14 . . . . . 250 737 Hortonville, vil. Ward 15 ...... 302 460 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 395 756 Ward 16 ...... 152 447 Howard, vil. Ward 17 ...... 280 429 Ward 17 ...... 0 0 Ward 18 ...... 153 340 Kaukauna Wards 19 – 21 . . . . . 463 1,143 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 132 439 Newburg, vil. Kaukauna, city Ward 3 ...... 9 24 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 543 676 Port Washington Wards 4 – 5 . . . . . 655 797 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 230 588 Wards 6 – 7 . . . . . 717 766 Port Washington, city Wards 8 – 10 723 838 Ward 1 ...... 314 601 Kimberly, vil. Ward 2 ...... 283 425 Wards 1 – 9 . . . . . 1,241 1,574 Ward 3 ...... 290 506 Liberty ...... 129 272 Ward 4 ...... 253 402 Little Chute, vil. Ward 5 ...... 326 545 Wards 1, 4 – 5, 14 . . . 410 651 Elections 939

VOTE FOR GOVENROR AND LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR BY WARD November 4, 2014 General Election–Continued Burke Walker Burke Walker and and and and Lehman Kleefisch Lehman Kleefisch District (Dem.) (Rep.) District (Dem.) (Rep.) Ward 6 ...... 235 401 Centuria, vil...... 75 121 Ward 7 ...... 303 526 Clam Falls 84 119 Saukville Clayton ...... 158 196 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 205 870 Clayton, vil. 59 69 Saukville, vil. Clear Lake ...... 105 207 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 179 523 Clear Lake, vil. Wards 3 – 5 . . . . . 199 411 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 146 192 Wards 6 – 7 . . . . . 146 425 Dresser, vil...... 112 170 Thiensville, vil. Eureka Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 307 716 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 226 421 Wards 3 – 4 . . . . . 312 414 Farmington TOTAL ...... 13,696 32,696 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 255 467 PEPIN COUNTY Frederic, vil. Albany ...... 89 164 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 161 185 Durand Garfield Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 92 204 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 245 403 Durand, city Georgetown Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 328 405 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 201 211 Frankfort ...... 78 80 Johnstown 97 96 Lima Laketown ...... 154 244 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 85 151 Lincoln Pepin Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 334 532 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 166 178 Lorain 47 70 Pepin, vil. Luck Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 226 148 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 160 214 Stockholm 50 62 Luck, vil. Stockholm, vil...... 28 9 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 167 220 Waterville McKinley ...... 54 94 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 131 242 Milltown Waubeek ...... 60 148 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 208 255 TOTAL ...... 1,333 1,791 Milltown, vil...... 99 121 Osceola PIERCE COUNTY Bay City, vil...... 46 76 Wards 1 – 5 . . . . . 435 663 Clifton Osceola, vil. Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 362 558 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 356 403 Diamond Bluff . . . . . 94 111 St. Croix Falls Ellsworth Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 166 300 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 200 298 St. Croix Falls, city Ellsworth, vil. Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 395 419 Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 475 510 Sterling ...... 84 138 Elmwood, vil. 140 153 Turtle Lake, vil. El Paso ...... 117 166 Ward 2A ...... 7 15 Gilman ...... 180 229 Ward 2B ...... 0 0 Hartland 120 218 West Sweden ...... 109 180 Isabelle ...... 46 60 TOTAL ...... 6,516 9,345 Maiden Rock ...... 94 133 PORTAGE COUNTY Maiden Rock, vil. 28 24 Alban ...... 192 211 Martell Almond ...... 119 197 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 231 265 Almond, vil. 67 80 Oak Grove Amherst Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 328 560 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 340 364 Plum City, vil. 75 132 Amherst, vil. Prescott, city Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 218 217 Wards 1 – 6 . . . . . 677 759 Amherst Junction, vil. 69 84 River Falls Belmont 114 177 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 529 558 Buena Vista River Falls, city Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 234 344 Ward 5 ...... 92 119 Carson Wards 6 – 8 . . . . . 764 472 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 288 389 Wards 9 – 11 . . . . . 421 353 Dewey 220 259 Wards 12 – 14 . . . . . 468 421 Eau Pleine 182 279 Rock Elm ...... 90 102 Grant Salem ...... 93 106 Wards 1 – 2, 4 . . . . . 299 405 Spring Lake Ward 3 ...... 68 120 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 101 138 Hull Spring Valley, vil. Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 446 434 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 252 225 Wards 4 – 5 . . . . . 392 442 Trenton Wards 6 – 8 . . . . . 470 510 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 291 410 Junction City, vil...... 65 96 Trimbelle Lanark Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 298 402 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 312 409 Union ...... 54 202 Linwood TOTAL ...... 6,666 7,760 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 245 321 Milladore, vil. POLK COUNTY Ward 2 ...... 0 2 Alden Nelsonville, vil. 62 25 Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 391 662 New Hope 245 155 Amery, city Park Ridge, vil...... 166 134 Wards 1 – 5 . . . . . 464 497 Pine Grove Apple River Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 117 170 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 190 248 Plover Balsam Lake Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 284 423 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 215 373 Plover, vil. Balsam Lake, vil. Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 824 862 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 135 179 Wards 4 – 6 . . . . . 936 1,083 Beaver 128 174 Wards 7 – 9 . . . . . 579 592 Black Brook Rosholt, vil. 94 84 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 162 319 Sharon Bone Lake 132 168 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 450 551 940 Wisconsin Blue Book 2015 – 2016

VOTE FOR GOVERNOR AND LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR BY WARD November 4, 2014 General Election–Continued Burke Walker Burke Walker and and and and Lehman Kleefisch Lehman Kleefisch District (Dem.) (Rep.) District (Dem.) (Rep.) Stevens Point, city Ward 3 ...... 856 285 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 583 281 Ward 4 ...... 413 21 Wards 4 – 6 . . . . . 563 335 Ward 5 ...... 358 26 Wards 7 – 9 . . . . . 479 327 Ward 6 ...... 384 105 Wards 10 – 12 . . . . . 529 280 Ward 7 ...... 319 44 Wards 13 – 15 . . . . . 639 292 Ward 8 ...... 374 63 Wards 16 – 18 . . . . . 612 626 Ward 9 ...... 576 170 Wards 19 – 21 . . . . . 524 318 Ward 10 ...... 433 333 Wards 22 – 24 . . . . . 648 505 Ward 11 ...... 397 216 Wards 25 – 27 . . . . . 541 335 Ward 12 ...... 354 289 Wards 28 – 30 . . . . . 556 474 Ward 13 ...... 411 332 Wards 31 – 33 . . . . . 402 339 Ward 14 ...... 550 310 Ward 34 ...... 0 0 Ward 15 ...... 468 200 Ward 35 ...... 1 0 Ward 16 ...... 558 467 Wards 36, 38 0 0 Ward 17 ...... 281 66 Wards 37, 39 1 0 Ward 18 ...... 284 19 Stockton Ward 19 ...... 251 10 Wards 1 – 5 . . . . . 665 769 Ward 20 ...... 649 509 Whiting, vil. Ward 21 ...... 478 224 Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 443 350 Ward 22 ...... 678 401 TOTAL ...... 15,283 14,650 Ward 23 ...... 618 312 PRICE COUNTY Ward 24 ...... 489 355 Catawba 57 67 Ward 25 ...... 545 217 Catawba, vil...... 22 20 Ward 26 ...... 51 89 Eisenstein Ward 27 ...... 646 598 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 132 197 Ward 28 ...... 592 478 Elk Ward 29 ...... 578 352 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 221 328 Ward 30 ...... 453 239 Emery 74 83 Ward 31 ...... 283 209 Fifield Ward 32 ...... 395 166 Ward 1 ...... 117 192 Ward 33 ...... 382 250 Ward 2 ...... 68 100 Ward 34 ...... 408 346 Flambeau ...... 84 143 Ward 35 ...... 379 321 Georgetown 27 61 Ward 36 ...... 340 171 Hackett ...... 27 71 Raymond Harmony ...... 49 66 Wards 1 – 6 . . . . . 613 1,511 Hill ...... 53 114 Rochester, vil. Kennan ...... 53 73 Wards 1 – 6 . . . . . 500 1,311 Kennan, vil. 29 27 Sturtevant, vil. Knox ...... 70 81 Wards 1 – 8 . . . . . 972 1,267 Lake Union Grove, vil. Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 278 299 Wards 1 – 7 . . . . . 644 1,294 Ogema Waterford Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 110 208 Wards 1 – 10 768 2,440 Park Falls, city Waterford, vil. Wards 1 – 7 . . . . . 481 373 Wards 1 – 7 . . . . . 734 1,668 Phillips, city Wind Point, vil. Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 250 289 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 389 631 Prentice ...... 69 125 Yorkville Prentice, vil. 83 158 Wards 1 – 5 . . . . . 460 1,079 Spirit ...... 39 101 TOTAL ...... 35,769 42,944 Worcester RICHLAND COUNTY Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 307 549 Akan ...... 85 83 TOTAL ...... 2,700 3,725 Bloom 87 113 RACINE COUNTY Boaz, vil...... 27 21 Burlington Buena Vista Wards 1 – 7 . . . . . 529 1,175 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 285 316 Wards 8 – 10 278 527 Ward 4 ...... 0 2 Ward 11 ...... 125 211 Cazenovia, vil...... 62 51 Burlington, city Dayton ...... 123 170 Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 741 1,197 Eagle ...... 76 119 Wards 5 – 8 . . . . . 836 1,411 Forest ...... 83 69 Caledonia, vil. Henrietta ...... 114 101 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 473 1,051 Ithaca ...... 129 151 Ward 3S ...... 0 0 Lone Rock, vil...... 175 130 Wards 3 – 5 . . . . . 714 1,386 Marshall Wards 6 – 8 . . . . . 763 998 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 106 160 Wards 9 – 10, 12 – 13 . . 1,114 1,316 Orion ...... 88 108 Wards 11, 14 – 15, 17 . . 940 1,523 Richland Wards 16, 18 – 19 . . . 592 1,034 Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 237 327 Ward 20 ...... 156 287 Richland Center, city Dover Ward 1 ...... 75 91 Wards 1 – 8 . . . . . 505 1,123 Ward 2 ...... 63 52 Elmwood Park, vil. . . . . 141 153 Ward 3 ...... 87 69 Mount Pleasant, vil. Ward 4 ...... 96 62 Wards 1 –2, 4, 16 . . . 823 825 Ward 5 ...... 97 74 Wards 3, 10 – 12, 15 1,384 1,668 Ward 6 ...... 80 65 Ward 5 ...... 299 353 Ward 7 ...... 72 64 Wards 6 – 9 . . . . . 1,030 1,336 Ward 8 ...... 95 54 Wards 13 – 14 . . . . . 388 641 Ward 9 ...... 84 95 Wards 17, 20 411 505 Ward 10 ...... 90 78 Ward 18 ...... 228 220 Ward 11 ...... 68 75 Wards 19, 21 – 23 . . . 1,028 1,236 Ward 12 ...... 78 80 North Bay, vil...... 66 82 Richwood Norway Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 105 101 Wards 1 – 11 . . . . . 975 3,063 Rockbridge Racine, city Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 145 165 Ward 1 ...... 440 164 Sylvan Ward 2 ...... 479 65 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 85 99 Elections 941

VOTE FOR GOVENROR AND LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR BY WARD November 4, 2014 General Election–Continued Burke Walker Burke Walker and and and and Lehman Kleefisch Lehman Kleefisch District (Dem.) (Rep.) District (Dem.) (Rep.) Viola, vil. Ward 27 ...... 747 736 Ward 2 ...... 76 64 Ward 28 ...... 661 524 Westford ...... 122 109 Ward 29 ...... 1 2 Willow ...... 99 107 Ward 30 ...... 0 0 Yuba, vil...... 21 10 Ward 31 ...... 0 0 TOTAL ...... 3,315 3,435 Johnstown 159 208 ROCK COUNTY La Prairie Avon ...... 125 146 Ward 1 ...... 114 167 Beloit Ward 2 ...... 40 63 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 424 500 Lima Wards 4 – 6 . . . . . 410 325 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 242 292 Wards 7 – 10 595 708 Magnolia ...... 193 146 Ward 11 ...... 70 70 Milton Beloit, city Ward 1 ...... 161 199 Ward 1 ...... 167 92 Wards 2 – 4 . . . . . 471 464 Ward 2 ...... 276 225 Milton, city Ward 3 ...... 259 232 Ward 1 ...... 1,257 996 Ward 4 ...... 223 156 Newark Ward 5 ...... 222 153 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 294 426 Ward 6 ...... 171 99 Orfordville, vil. Ward 7 ...... 162 63 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 324 209 Ward 8 ...... 18 4 Plymouth Ward 9 ...... 177 94 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 268 278 Ward 10 ...... 234 108 Porter ...... 317 216 Ward 11 ...... 250 196 Rock Ward 12 ...... 110 31 Wards 1 – 4, 6 . . . . . 504 378 Ward 13 ...... 191 31 Wards 5, 7 87 92 Ward 14 ...... 265 59 Spring Valley ...... 136 172 Ward 15 ...... 220 131 Turtle Ward 16 ...... 368 57 Wards 1, 4 ...... 207 255 Ward 17 ...... 342 200 Wards 2 – 3 . . . . . 224 438 Ward 18 ...... 237 135 Union Ward 19 ...... 209 113 Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 587 346 Ward 20 ...... 206 118 TOTAL ...... 32,523 24,993 Ward 21 ...... 262 156 RUSK COUNTY Ward 22 ...... 264 265 Atlanta Ward 23 ...... 416 462 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 81 164 Ward 24 ...... 201 213 Big Bend Ward 25 ...... 0 0 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 92 135 Bradford Big Falls 27 46 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 153 290 Bruce, vil. 137 158 Brodhead, city Cedar Rapids ...... 7 14 Wards 7 – 8 . . . . . 14 13 Conrath, vil. 21 13 Center Dewey 70 180 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 308 242 Flambeau Clinton ...... 113 268 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 161 254 Clinton, vil. Glen Flora, vil...... 16 17 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 290 426 Grant Edgerton, city Wards 1 – 5 . . . . . 124 174 Wards 1 – 6 . . . . . 1,424 738 Grow ...... 37 135 Evansville, city Hawkins 28 39 Wards 1 – 9 . . . . . 1,470 744 Hawkins, vil...... 56 73 Footville, vil...... 188 144 Hubbard 42 41 Fulton Ingram, vil...... 25 16 Wards 1 – 6 . . . . . 821 732 Ladysmith, city Harmony Wards 1 – 15 513 590 Ward 1 ...... 195 183 Lawrence Wards 2 – 5 . . . . . 416 431 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 35 77 Ward 6 ...... 1 1 Marshall Janesville Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 38 129 Wards 1 – 6 . . . . . 832 809 Murry ...... 33 58 Wards 7 – 9 . . . . . 93 80 Richland Janesville, city Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 50 58 Ward 1 ...... 621 449 Rusk ...... 102 148 Ward 2 ...... 564 421 Sheldon, vil. 31 49 Ward 3 ...... 421 189 South Fork ...... 17 37 Ward 4 ...... 317 159 Strickland Ward 5 ...... 607 331 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 60 75 Ward 6 ...... 376 238 Stubbs 123 162 Ward 7 ...... 721 385 Thornapple Ward 8 ...... 534 277 Wards 1 – 5 . . . . . 104 230 Ward 9 ...... 455 260 Tony, vil...... 15 29 Ward 10 ...... 346 184 True ...... 61 93 Ward 11 ...... 527 232 Washington ...... 58 112 Ward 12 ...... 651 624 Weyerhaeuser, vil. Ward 13 ...... 635 347 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 36 41 Ward 14 ...... 652 454 Wilkinson ...... 7 11 Ward 15 ...... 515 274 Willard ...... 65 115 Ward 16 ...... 361 225 Wilson 14 29 Ward 17 ...... 698 444 TOTAL ...... 2,286 3,502 Ward 18 ...... 625 456 ST. CROIX COUNTY Ward 19 ...... 160 113 Baldwin Ward 20 ...... 184 197 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 135 258 Ward 21 ...... 476 439 Baldwin, vil. Ward 22 ...... 503 566 Wards 1 – 7 . . . . . 448 753 Ward 23 ...... 292 243 Cady ...... 99 227 Ward 24 ...... 365 201 Cylon ...... 93 166 Ward 25 ...... 531 435 Deer Park, vil. 19 66 Ward 26 ...... 0 0 942 Wisconsin Blue Book 2015 – 2016

VOTE FOR GOVERNOR AND LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR BY WARD November 4, 2014 General Election–Continued Burke Walker Burke Walker and and and and Lehman Kleefisch Lehman Kleefisch District (Dem.) (Rep.) District (Dem.) (Rep.) Eau Galle Merrimac ...... 268 291 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 200 289 Merrimac, vil. 97 108 Emerald ...... 96 189 North Freedom, vil. 117 107 Erin Prairie ...... 119 170 Plain, vil...... 149 216 Forest ...... 67 153 Prairie du Sac Glenwood 79 179 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 249 282 Glenwood City, city Prairie du Sac, vil. Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 149 237 Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 1,105 779 Hammond Reedsburg Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 272 583 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 203 330 Hammond, vil. Reedsburg, city Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 329 349 Wards 1 – 3, 13 . . . . 358 344 Hudson Wards 4, 6, 14 . . . . . 388 456 Wards 1 – 14 1,387 2,619 Wards 5, 7 – 9 . . . . . 506 531 Hudson, city Wards 10 – 12 . . . . . 297 271 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 270 335 Rock Springs, vil. 40 76 Wards 3 – 4 . . . . . 456 658 Sauk City, vil. Wards 5 – 6 . . . . . 455 522 Wards 1 – 5 . . . . . 922 539 Wards 7 – 8 . . . . . 364 446 Spring Green Wards 9 – 10 518 428 Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 416 390 Wards 11 – 12 . . . . . 423 547 Spring Green, vil. Kinnickinnic Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 488 294 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 348 467 Sumpter New Richmond, city Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 160 154 Wards 1 – 6 . . . . . 528 580 Troy ...... 186 205 Wards 7 – 12 627 728 Washington North Hudson, vil. Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 121 188 Wards 1 – 6 . . . . . 708 1,025 West Baraboo, vil. Pleasant Valley . . . . . 91 132 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 267 226 Richmond Westfield ...... 82 182 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 195 407 Winfield Wards 3 – 5 . . . . . 198 316 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 165 228 River Falls, city Wisconsin Dells, city Wards 1 – 4, 15 . . . . 622 664 Ward 4 ...... 20 27 Roberts, vil. Wards 8, 10 . . . . . 0 0 Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 259 323 Woodland ...... 129 163 Rush River ...... 99 127 TOTAL ...... 13,041 12,222 St. Joseph SAWYER COUNTY Wards 1 – 6 . . . . . 668 1,185 Bass Lake Somerset Wards 1 – 5 . . . . . 540 374 Wards 1 – 6 . . . . . 545 1,010 Couderay ...... 64 48 Somerset, vil. Couderay, vil...... 23 11 Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 254 363 Draper 51 58 Spring Valley, vil. Edgewater Ward 3 ...... 1 2 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 89 179 Springfield ...... 119 206 Exeland, vil. 39 30 Stanton ...... 143 200 Hayward Star Prairie Wards 1 – 8 . . . . . 569 710 Wards 1 – 6 . . . . . 422 798 Hayward, city Star Prairie, vil...... 83 97 Wards 1 – 6 . . . . . 310 377 Troy Hunter 143 156 Wards 1 – 7 . . . . . 893 1,528 Lenroot Warren Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 278 373 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 261 442 Meadowbrook 14 50 Wilson, vil...... 33 49 Meteor 21 49 Woodville, vil. Ojibwa Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 156 243 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 34 65 TOTAL ...... 13,231 20,066 Radisson SAUK COUNTY Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 52 106 Baraboo Radisson, vil...... 39 34 Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 460 431 Round Lake Baraboo, city Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 224 330 Wards 1 – 14 2,588 1,873 Sand Lake 181 227 Bear Creek ...... 170 130 Spider Lake ...... 88 132 Cazenovia, vil. Weirgor ...... 52 93 Ward 2 ...... 4 5 Winter Dellona Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 182 268 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 318 391 Winter, vil...... 36 51 Delton TOTAL ...... 3,029 3,721 Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 465 482 SHAWANO COUNTY Excelsior Almon 72 152 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 323 431 Angelica Fairfield Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 221 572 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 317 255 Aniwa 55 150 Franklin Aniwa, vil...... 28 56 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 143 174 Bartelme ...... 210 54 Freedom Belle Plaine Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 100 140 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 266 569 Greenfield 241 238 Birnamwood ...... 110 199 Honey Creek ...... 190 180 Birnamwood, vil...... 79 169 Ironton ...... 88 152 Bonduel, vil. Ironton, vil...... 30 46 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 163 411 Lake Delton, vil. Bowler, vil...... 37 60 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 435 385 Cecil, vil...... 80 192 La Valle Eland, vil...... 62 37 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 277 369 Fairbanks ...... 49 205 La Valle, vil...... 65 68 Germania Lime Ridge, vil. 44 22 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 35 98 Loganville, vil...... 50 63 Elections 943

VOTE FOR GOVENROR AND LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR BY WARD November 4, 2014 General Election–Continued Burke Walker Burke Walker and and and and Lehman Kleefisch Lehman Kleefisch District (Dem.) (Rep.) District (Dem.) (Rep.) Grant Ward 2 ...... 383 419 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 89 313 Ward 3 ...... 326 374 Green Valley Ward 4 ...... 308 269 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 112 315 Ward 5 ...... 414 499 Gresham, vil...... 107 109 Ward 6 ...... 101 108 Hartland 59 278 Ward 7 ...... 36 55 Herman Ward 8 ...... 182 208 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 112 221 Ward 9 ...... 51 43 Hutchins 57 182 Ward 10 ...... 267 274 Lessor Ward 11 ...... 320 278 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 145 402 Ward 12 ...... 309 319 Maple Grove ...... 122 267 Ward 13 ...... 449 399 Marion, city Ward 14 ...... 248 187 Wards 4 – 6 . . . . . 2 3 Ward 15 ...... 141 118 Mattoon, vil...... 33 68 Ward 16 ...... 295 391 Morris 81 114 Ward 17 ...... 294 309 Navarino ...... 61 144 Ward 18 ...... 270 223 Pella ...... 111 309 Ward 19 ...... 449 475 Pulaski, vil. Ward 20 ...... 353 328 Wards 4, 7 ...... 16 35 Ward 21 ...... 166 160 Red Springs Ward 22 ...... 486 472 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 195 177 Ward 23 ...... 425 593 Richmond Ward 24 ...... 482 549 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 254 649 Ward 25 ...... 356 448 Seneca 79 178 Ward 26 ...... 364 460 Shawano, city Ward 27 ...... 0 0 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 194 329 Ward 28 ...... 0 0 Wards 3 – 4 . . . . . 230 294 Ward 29 ...... 0 0 Wards 5 – 6 . . . . . 188 288 Ward 30 ...... 0 0 Wards 7 – 8 . . . . . 192 267 Sheboygan Falls Wards 9 – 10 248 337 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 240 660 Wards 11 – 12 . . . . . 296 299 Sheboygan Falls, city Tigerton, vil...... 98 169 Wards 1 – 2, 9 . . . . . 478 1,015 Washington Wards 3 – 5 . . . . . 475 710 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 274 583 Wards 6 – 8 . . . . . 427 672 Waukechon Sherman Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 133 337 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 143 633 Wescott Waldo, vil...... 50 182 Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 508 935 Wilson Wittenberg Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 693 1,289 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 124 239 TOTAL ...... 17,955 31,728 Wittenberg, vil. TAYLOR COUNTY Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 143 172 Aurora 57 97 TOTAL ...... 5,730 10,937 Browning ...... 74 244 SHEBOYGAN COUNTY Chelsea ...... 77 231 Adell, vil...... 50 183 Cleveland ...... 24 94 Cascade, vil. 86 207 Deer Creek ...... 46 230 Cedar Grove, vil. Ford ...... 42 83 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 171 849 Gilman, vil...... 80 92 Elkhart Lake, vil. Goodrich ...... 55 169 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 236 368 Greenwood ...... 61 192 Glenbeulah, vil. 85 139 Grover 16 94 Greenbush Hammel Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 232 576 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 69 237 Herman Holway ...... 33 158 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 239 627 Jump River ...... 55 76 Holland Little Black Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 256 1,071 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 125 330 Howards Grove, vil. Lublin, vil...... 16 30 Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 558 1,112 Maplehurst ...... 45 100 Kohler, vil. McKinley ...... 33 116 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 390 813 Medford Lima Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 266 742 Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 337 1,230 Medford, city Lyndon Wards 1 – 8 . . . . . 575 982 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 211 599 Molitor ...... 39 87 Mitchell Pershing 24 51 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 180 446 Rib Lake Mosel ...... 152 267 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 77 234 Oostburg, vil. Rib Lake, vil...... 95 202 Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 241 1,427 Roosevelt ...... 57 96 Plymouth Stetsonville, vil. 71 120 Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 518 1,159 Taft ...... 46 94 Plymouth, city Westboro ...... 90 225 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 328 546 TOTAL ...... 2,248 5,406 Wards 4 – 6 . . . . . 399 603 TREMPEALEAU COUNTY Wards 7 – 9 . . . . . 375 552 Albion Wards 10 – 12 . . . . . 292 585 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 136 133 Random Lake, vil. Arcadia Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 191 600 Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 264 446 Rhine Arcadia, city Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 385 796 Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 226 336 Russell ...... 40 125 Blair, city Scott Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 233 153 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 182 728 Burnside Sheboygan Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 65 103 Wards 1 – 10 1,354 2,425 Caledonia Sheboygan, city Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 162 219 Ward 1 ...... 486 576 Chimney Rock . . . . . 49 64 944 Wisconsin Blue Book 2015 – 2016

VOTE FOR GOVERNOR AND LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR BY WARD November 4, 2014 General Election–Continued Burke Walker Burke Walker and and and and Lehman Kleefisch Lehman Kleefisch District (Dem.) (Rep.) District (Dem.) (Rep.) Dodge 86 92 Boulder Junction Eleva, vil...... 149 110 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 224 375 Ettrick Cloverland Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 287 288 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 206 375 Ettrick, vil...... 95 120 Conover Gale Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 243 432 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 284 439 Eagle River, city Galesville, city Wards 1 – 5 . . . . . 220 326 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 278 321 Lac du Flambeau Hale ...... 206 233 Wards 1 – 7 . . . . . 649 489 Independence, city Land O’Lakes 181 310 Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 153 199 Lincoln Lincoln Wards 1 – 5 . . . . . 450 834 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 125 120 Manitowish Waters . . . . 119 314 Osseo, city Phelps Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 329 296 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 225 444 Pigeon Plum Lake Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 126 155 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 108 216 Pigeon Falls, vil...... 78 74 Presque Isle ...... 174 311 Preston St. Germain Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 168 154 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 372 764 Strum, vil. Washington Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 250 180 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 342 524 Sumner ...... 164 205 Winchester ...... 89 186 Trempealeau TOTAL ...... 4,240 6,942 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 333 450 WALWORTH COUNTY Trempealeau, vil. Bloomfield Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 316 358 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 170 283 Unity Bloomfield, vil. Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 112 116 Wards 1 – 5 . . . . . 382 870 Whitehall, city Burlington, city Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 300 253 Ward 9 ...... 0 0 TOTAL ...... 4,974 5,617 Darien VERNON COUNTY Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 224 471 Bergen Darien, vil. Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 324 340 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 214 310 Chaseburg, vil...... 48 71 Delavan Christiana Wards 1 – 11 . . . . . 698 1,477 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 182 214 Delavan, city Clinton Wards 1 – 14 1,059 1,477 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 77 106 East Troy Coon Ward 1 ...... 109 335 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 194 165 Wards 2 – 3 . . . . . 177 550 Coon Valley, vil...... 158 162 Wards 4 – 6 . . . . . 245 740 De Soto, vil. 51 52 East Troy, vil. Forest ...... 100 120 Wards 1 – 5 . . . . . 566 1,342 Franklin Elkhorn, city Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 183 276 Wards 1 – 7 . . . . . 1,336 2,152 Genoa Ward 8 ...... 0 0 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 200 147 Fontana, vil. Genoa, vil...... 68 46 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 256 502 Greenwood ...... 86 94 Geneva Hamburg Wards 1 – 8 . . . . . 635 1,361 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 211 263 Genoa City, vil. Harmony Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 272 514 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 137 146 Lafayette Hillsboro Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 278 720 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 104 187 La Grange Hillsboro, city Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 344 825 Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 263 227 Lake Geneva, city Jefferson Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 311 409 Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 227 260 Wards 3 – 4 . . . . . 253 320 Kickapoo ...... 135 99 Wards 5 – 6, 10 . . . . 249 425 La Farge, vil...... 158 113 Wards 7 – 9, 11 – 14 . . . 231 343 Liberty ...... 70 54 Linn Ontario, vil...... 74 76 Wards 1 – 4, 6 . . . . . 236 582 Readstown, vil...... 68 68 Ward 5 ...... 52 148 Stark Lyons Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 81 79 Wards 1 – 7 . . . . . 430 1,053 Sterling ...... 89 172 Mukwonago, vil. Stoddard, vil...... 196 142 Ward 11 ...... 17 35 Union Richmond Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 85 106 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 342 540 Viola, vil...... 33 51 Sharon 111 262 Viroqua Sharon, vil. Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 383 403 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 185 267 Viroqua, city Spring Prairie Wards 1 – 9 . . . . . 1,049 746 Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 280 844 Webster Sugar Creek Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 172 111 Wards 1 – 5 . . . . . 606 1,169 Westby, city Troy Wards 1 – 5 . . . . . 504 353 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 364 938 Wheatland 137 134 Walworth Whitestown ...... 85 104 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 165 541 TOTAL ...... 5,932 5,687 Walworth, vil. VILAS COUNTY Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 326 584 Arbor Vitae Whitewater Wards 1 – 7 . . . . . 638 1,042 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 276 446 Ward 3 ...... 21 38 Elections 945

VOTE FOR GOVENROR AND LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR BY WARD November 4, 2014 General Election–Continued Burke Walker Burke Walker and and and and Lehman Kleefisch Lehman Kleefisch District (Dem.) (Rep.) District (Dem.) (Rep.) Whitewater, city Ward 3 ...... 147 442 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 482 414 Ward 4 ...... 119 640 Wards 3 – 4 . . . . . 392 319 Wards 5 – 6 . . . . . 361 1,577 Wards 5 – 6 . . . . . 615 492 Wards 7 – 9 . . . . . 410 1,477 Wards 7 – 9 . . . . . 484 479 Slinger, vil. Williams Bay, vil. Wards 1 – 8 . . . . . 569 1,832 Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 416 838 Trenton TOTAL ...... 13,809 25,415 Wards 1 – 2, 8 . . . . . 125 393 WASHBURN COUNTY Wards 3 – 7 . . . . . 387 1,628 Barronett ...... 87 87 Wayne Bashaw Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 217 913 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 183 285 West Bend Bass Lake ...... 83 133 Wards 1 – 10 591 2,143 Beaver Brook West Bend, city Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 139 194 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 482 1,153 Birchwood Wards 4 – 6 . . . . . 576 1,181 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 88 205 Wards 7 – 8 . . . . . 521 1,430 Birchwood, vil...... 59 90 Wards 9 – 10 437 1,172 Brooklyn ...... 68 72 Wards 11 – 14 . . . . . 457 1,026 Casey ...... 100 124 Wards 15 – 19 . . . . . 485 1,119 Chicog Wards 20 – 22 . . . . . 406 1,045 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 72 61 Wards 23 – 24, 26 . . . 535 1,331 Crystal Wards 25, 27 0 3 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 50 74 TOTAL ...... 15,507 50,278 Evergreen WAUKESHA COUNTY Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 220 296 Big Bend, vil. Frog Creek ...... 29 45 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 158 493 Gull Lake ...... 51 52 Brookfield Long Lake 144 222 Wards 1, 3 – 4, 10 . . . 381 1,053 Madge Wards 2, 5 – 8 . . . . . 554 1,255 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 143 130 Ward 9 ...... 71 175 Minong Brookfield, city Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 202 225 Ward 1 ...... 278 647 Minong, vil. 84 83 Ward 2 ...... 316 787 Sarona Ward 3 ...... 292 822 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 54 113 Ward 4 ...... 169 406 Shell Lake, city Ward 5 ...... 285 894 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 301 266 Ward 6 ...... 166 526 Spooner Ward 7 ...... 243 564 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 137 213 Ward 8 ...... 321 773 Spooner, city Ward 9 ...... 261 675 Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 410 418 Ward 10 ...... 258 828 Springbrook 81 121 Ward 11 ...... 219 611 Stinnett ...... 28 63 Ward 12 ...... 286 860 Stone Lake ...... 76 132 Ward 13 ...... 243 778 Trego Ward 14 ...... 173 645 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 185 241 Ward 15 ...... 239 658 TOTAL ...... 3,074 3,945 Ward 16 ...... 87 314 WASHINGTON COUNTY Ward 17 ...... 254 727 Addison Ward 18 ...... 205 558 Wards 1 – 6 . . . . . 332 1,518 Ward 19 ...... 192 514 Barton Ward 20 ...... 197 638 Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 374 1,149 Ward 21 ...... 235 543 Erin Ward 22 ...... 332 706 Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 465 1,785 Ward 23 ...... 248 571 Farmington Ward 24 ...... 361 744 Wards 1 – 5 . . . . . 369 1,569 Butler, vil. Germantown ...... 31 115 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 269 547 Germantown, vil. Chenequa, vil. 40 288 Wards 1, 8, 10 – 11 545 2,117 Delafield Wards 2, 5 – 7 . . . . . 687 1,653 Wards 1 – 2, 5 – 6 . . . 346 1,367 Wards 3 – 4, 9, 16 – 17 . 670 1,887 Wards 3 – 4 . . . . . 162 903 Wards 12 – 15 . . . . . 654 2,181 Wards 7 – 8 . . . . . 164 648 Hartford Wards 9 – 11 . . . . . 292 845 Wards 1 – 5 . . . . . 398 1,582 Delafield, city Hartford, city Wards 1 – 14 968 2,740 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 201 663 Dousman, vil. Wards 3 – 5 . . . . . 281 811 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 276 835 Wards 6, 9 – 10, 15 – 17, Eagle 20, 23 ...... 455 1,186 Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 440 1,400 Wards 7 – 8 . . . . . 74 194 Eagle, vil. Wards 11 – 14, 21 – 22 582 1,364 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 182 745 Jackson Elm Grove, vil. Wards 1 – 6 . . . . . 410 2,094 Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 514 1,461 Jackson, vil. Wards 5 – 8 . . . . . 564 1,262 Wards 1 – 9 . . . . . 748 2,492 Genesee Ward 10 ...... 1 0 Wards 1, 3, 5, 9 . . . . 298 1,094 Kewaskum Wards 2, 4, 10 . . . . . 344 1,052 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 141 482 Wards 6 – 8 . . . . . 391 1,183 Kewaskum, vil. Hartland, vil. Wards 1 – 5 . . . . . 474 1,391 Wards 1 – 6 . . . . . 575 1,514 Milwaukee, city Wards 7 – 13 488 1,724 Ward 318 0 0 Lac la Belle, vil. 26 159 Newburg, vil. Lannon, vil. Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 86 425 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 151 412 Polk Lisbon Wards 1 – 6 . . . . . 411 1,823 Wards 1, 6 ...... 406 1,419 Richfield, vil. Ward 2 ...... 325 904 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 293 1,292 946 Wisconsin Blue Book 2015 – 2016

VOTE FOR GOVERNOR AND LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR BY WARD November 4, 2014 General Election–Continued Burke Walker Burke Walker and and and and Lehman Kleefisch Lehman Kleefisch District (Dem.) (Rep.) District (Dem.) (Rep.) Ward 3 ...... 149 502 Ottawa Wards 4 – 5 . . . . . 451 1,516 Wards 1 – 5 . . . . . 593 1,631 Menomonee Falls, vil. Pewaukee, vil. Ward 1 ...... 374 852 Wards 1 – 5 . . . . . 596 1,633 Ward 2 ...... 209 503 Wards 6 – 10 529 1,178 Ward 3 ...... 295 670 Pewaukee, city Ward 4 ...... 153 350 Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 607 2,251 Ward 5 ...... 241 488 Wards 5 – 7 . . . . . 617 1,920 Ward 6 ...... 300 606 Wards 8 – 10 579 1,985 Ward 7 ...... 132 288 Summit, vil. Ward 8 ...... 192 441 Wards 1, 6 ...... 198 674 Ward 9 ...... 268 482 Wards 2 – 5 . . . . . 442 1,295 Ward 10 ...... 193 529 Sussex, vil. Ward 11 ...... 236 424 Wards 1, 3 ...... 415 999 Ward 12 ...... 157 324 Wards 2, 4 ...... 416 1,172 Ward 13 ...... 255 772 Wards 5, 8 ...... 211 661 Ward 14 ...... 361 848 Wards 6 – 7 . . . . . 260 1,024 Ward 15 ...... 324 841 Vernon Ward 16 ...... 161 365 Wards 1, 8 – 11 463 1,519 Ward 17 ...... 294 708 Wards 2 – 7 . . . . . 558 1,900 Ward 18 ...... 247 599 Wales, vil. Ward 19 ...... 261 710 Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 401 1,089 Ward 20 ...... 301 691 Waukesha Ward 21 ...... 239 757 Wards 1, 8 ...... 284 499 Ward 22 ...... 157 482 Wards 2 – 6 . . . . . 545 1,801 Ward 23 ...... 175 582 Wards 7, 9 – 11 419 1,451 Merton Ward 12 ...... 0 4 Wards 1 – 3, 7 – 9 . . . 552 2,635 Waukesha, city Wards 4 – 6, 10 – 11 . . . 334 1,241 Ward 1 ...... 260 570 Merton, vil. Ward 2 ...... 324 643 Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 290 1,418 Ward 3 ...... 111 195 Ward 5 ...... 0 1 Ward 4 ...... 146 246 Milwaukee, city Ward 5 ...... 298 403 Ward 319 0 0 Ward 6 ...... 258 427 Mukwonago Ward 7 ...... 167 358 Wards 1 – 3, 7 – 11 616 2,276 Ward 8 ...... 68 99 Wards 4 – 6 . . . . . 263 1,045 Ward 9 ...... 383 760 Mukwonago, vil. Ward 10 ...... 149 337 Wards 1 – 10 938 2,521 Ward 11 ...... 153 233 Muskego, city Ward 12 ...... 385 882 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 594 1,591 Ward 13 ...... 239 633 Wards 4 – 5 . . . . . 501 1,230 Ward 14 ...... 264 481 Wards 6 – 8 . . . . . 557 1,476 Ward 15 ...... 188 254 Wards 9 – 10 451 1,120 Ward 16 ...... 148 268 Wards 11 – 12 . . . . . 434 1,445 Ward 17 ...... 414 916 Wards 13 – 14 . . . . . 425 1,449 Ward 18 ...... 347 389 Wards 15 – 16 . . . . . 451 1,371 Ward 19 ...... 363 590 Nashotah, vil. Ward 20 ...... 355 841 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 172 592 Ward 21 ...... 275 583 New Berlin, city Ward 22 ...... 303 525 Ward 1 ...... 318 727 Ward 23 ...... 259 522 Ward 2 ...... 248 563 Ward 24 ...... 213 328 Ward 3 ...... 293 773 Ward 25 ...... 206 261 Ward 4 ...... 336 652 Ward 26 ...... 139 163 Ward 5 ...... 454 960 Ward 27 ...... 11 16 Ward 6 ...... 99 150 Ward 28 ...... 157 164 Ward 7 ...... 30 82 Ward 29 ...... 136 172 Ward 8 ...... 403 914 Ward 30 ...... 378 853 Ward 9 ...... 341 741 Ward 31 ...... 313 891 Ward 10 ...... 60 168 Ward 32 ...... 350 793 Ward 11 ...... 114 394 Ward 33 ...... 313 622 Ward 12 ...... 43 114 Ward 34 ...... 114 174 Ward 13 ...... 46 132 Ward 35 ...... 320 798 Ward 14 ...... 0 3 Ward 36 ...... 416 1,226 Ward 15 ...... 283 697 Ward 37 ...... 228 450 Ward 16 ...... 314 972 Ward 38 ...... 354 690 Ward 17 ...... 49 100 Ward 39 ...... 0 0 Ward 18 ...... 521 1,133 Ward 40 ...... 0 0 Ward 19 ...... 32 86 Ward 41 ...... 0 0 Ward 20 ...... 71 219 Ward 42 ...... 0 0 Ward 21 ...... 343 811 Ward 43 ...... 0 0 Ward 22 ...... 369 701 Ward 44 ...... 0 0 Ward 23 ...... 235 583 Ward 45 ...... 0 0 Ward 24 ...... 388 1,078 Ward 46 ...... 0 0 Ward 25 ...... 209 501 Ward 47 ...... 0 0 Ward 26 ...... 214 876 TOTAL ...... 54,500 147,266 Ward 27 ...... 440 1,064 WAUPACA COUNTY North Prairie, vil. Bear Creek ...... 69 233 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 238 921 Big Falls, vil...... 15 18 Oconomowoc Caledonia Wards 1 – 2, 4 . . . . . 392 1,451 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 227 595 Wards 3, 6 – 7 . . . . . 405 1,094 Clintonville, city Wards 5, 8 – 9 . . . . . 323 1,232 Wards 1 – 7 . . . . . 558 900 Ward 10 ...... 9 8 Dayton Oconomowoc, city Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 488 859 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 655 1,638 Dupont Wards 4 – 6 . . . . . 548 1,389 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 68 198 Wards 7 – 9 . . . . . 521 1,288 Embarrass, vil...... 34 95 Wards 10 – 12 . . . . . 515 1,326 Oconomowoc Lake, vil. . . 55 275 Elections 947

VOTE FOR GOVENROR AND LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR BY WARD November 4, 2014 General Election–Continued Burke Walker Burke Walker and and and and Lehman Kleefisch Lehman Kleefisch District (Dem.) (Rep.) District (Dem.) (Rep.) Farmington Wautoma, city Wards 1 – 6 . . . . . 703 994 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 235 287 Fremont Wild Rose, vil...... 134 130 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 99 230 TOTAL ...... 3,609 6,100 Fremont, vil...... 89 240 WINNEBAGO COUNTY Harrison 79 143 Algoma Helvetia Wards 1 – 2, 7 – 10 . . . 678 1,121 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 76 215 Wards 3 – 6 . . . . . 694 1,166 Iola Appleton, city Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 155 314 Ward 31 ...... 29 38 Iola, vil. Ward 32 ...... 108 116 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 215 278 Black Wolf Larrabee Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 500 862 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 179 393 Clayton Lebanon Wards 1 – 7 . . . . . 586 1,427 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 237 445 Menasha Lind Wards 1 – 2, 4, 7 890 1,570 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 210 419 Wards 3, 5 – 6 . . . . . 841 1,280 Little Wolf Wards 8 – 10 639 878 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 160 446 Wards 11 – 13 . . . . . 617 595 Manawa, city Menasha, city Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 133 292 Wards 1A, 2, 4, 7 699 704 Marion, city Ward 1B ...... 0 0 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 132 293 Wards 3, 14 – 15, 30 334 377 Matteson ...... 104 317 Ward 5B ...... 0 0 Mukwa Wards 5A, 6, 8 – 9, Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 166 271 23 – 29, 31 . . . . . 796 731 Wards 3 – 5 . . . . . 315 548 Wards 10 – 13, 21 – 22 . 841 819 New London, city Neenah Wards 3 – 4, 8 . . . . . 237 322 Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 704 1,106 Wards 6 – 7 . . . . . 201 307 Neenah, city Wards 9 – 10 207 230 Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 860 888 Wards 11 – 12 . . . . . 180 171 Wards 5 – 8 . . . . . 701 692 Ogdensburg, vil...... 16 42 Wards 9 – 12 896 1,161 Royalton Wards 13 – 16 . . . . . 763 994 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 182 426 Wards 17 – 20 . . . . . 769 761 St. Lawrence Wards 21 – 25 . . . . . 894 1,281 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 105 180 Nekimi Scandinavia Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 230 494 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 214 316 Nepeuskun ...... 108 252 Scandinavia, vil...... 61 85 Omro Union Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 425 635 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 75 235 Omro, city Waupaca Wards 1 – 8 . . . . . 593 757 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 183 357 Oshkosh Waupaca, city Wards 1A, 2 – 5 . . . . 511 846 Wards 1 – 12 961 1,122 Ward 1B ...... 11 19 Weyauwega ...... 83 178 Oshkosh, city Weyauwega, city Ward 1 ...... 463 445 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 212 335 Ward 2 ...... 445 373 Wyoming ...... 43 88 Ward 3 ...... 292 502 TOTAL ...... 7,471 13,130 Ward 4 ...... 277 425 WAUSHARA COUNTY Ward 5 ...... 335 277 Aurora 138 303 Ward 6 ...... 440 293 Berlin, city Ward 7 ...... 606 435 Ward 7 ...... 10 33 Ward 8 ...... 491 347 Bloomfield Ward 9 ...... 292 207 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 93 340 Ward 10 ...... 486 415 Coloma ...... 124 183 Ward 11 ...... 424 360 Coloma, vil. 64 98 Ward 12 ...... 410 293 Dakota Ward 13 ...... 467 497 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 130 296 Ward 14 ...... 430 496 Deerfield ...... 137 227 Ward 15 ...... 489 425 Hancock 67 150 Ward 16 ...... 523 593 Hancock, vil...... 54 100 Ward 17 ...... 494 359 Leon Ward 18 ...... 452 537 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 247 458 Ward 19 ...... 382 395 Lohrville, vil...... 79 80 Ward 20 ...... 140 245 Marion Ward 21 ...... 392 387 Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 377 638 Ward 22A ...... 578 689 Mount Morris Ward 22B ...... 0 0 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 235 339 Ward 23A ...... 416 454 Oasis ...... 64 135 Ward 23B ...... 21 20 Plainfield ...... 50 144 Ward 24 ...... 223 286 Plainfield, vil...... 83 174 Ward 25A ...... 91 92 Poy Sippi ...... 134 260 Ward 25B ...... 382 295 Redgranite, vil. Ward 26 ...... 292 252 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 158 136 Ward 27 ...... 529 372 Richford Ward 28A ...... 414 387 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 57 139 Ward 28B ...... 73 88 Rose Ward 29A ...... 135 225 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 126 177 Ward 29B ...... 0 0 Saxeville ...... 173 340 Ward 30 ...... 20 48 Springwater Ward 31 ...... 149 172 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 281 411 Ward 32 ...... 0 0 Warren ...... 108 145 Ward 33 ...... 10 22 Wautoma Ward 34 ...... 2 0 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 251 377 Ward 35 ...... 0 1 948 Wisconsin Blue Book 2015 – 2016

VOTE FOR GOVERNOR AND LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR BY WARD November 4, 2014 General Election–Continued Burke Walker Burke Walker and and and and Lehman Kleefisch Lehman Kleefisch District (Dem.) (Rep.) District (Dem.) (Rep.) Ward 36 ...... 0 0 Ward 2 ...... 235 279 Ward 37 ...... 0 0 Wards 3, 13 . . . . . 412 589 Poygan Wards 4, 14 . . . . . 337 535 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 235 416 Wards 5, 15 . . . . . 292 396 Rushford Wards 6, 17 . . . . . 348 482 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 278 428 Wards 7, 16 . . . . . 280 383 Utica Wards 8, 19, 22 – 23 311 492 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 237 462 Wards 9, 18 . . . . . 293 333 Vinland Ward 10 ...... 256 330 Wards 1A, 2 ...... 374 643 Milladore ...... 105 164 Ward 1B ...... 2 1 Milladore, vil. 39 73 Winchester Nekoosa, city Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 294 641 Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 391 477 Winneconne Pittsville, city ...... 111 239 Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 447 856 Port Edwards Ward 5 ...... 3 3 Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 237 317 Winneconne, vil. Port Edwards, vil. Wards 1 – 4 . . . . . 419 705 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 373 455 Wolf River Remington ...... 38 78 Wards 1 – 2A 113 324 Richfield Wards 2B, 2C . . . . . 74 136 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 176 485 TOTAL ...... 30,258 37,894 Rock ...... 128 276 WOOD COUNTY Rudolph Arpin Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 227 314 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 128 244 Rudolph, vil...... 97 116 Arpin, vil...... 39 64 Saratoga Auburndale ...... 81 243 Wards 1 – 9 . . . . . 983 1,229 Auburndale, vil. 114 166 Seneca Biron, vil...... 173 205 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 222 299 Cameron ...... 71 175 Sherry 129 232 Cary ...... 68 142 Sigel Cranmoor ...... 18 65 Wards 1 – 3 . . . . . 209 288 Dexter 78 98 Vesper, vil...... 85 141 Grand Rapids Wisconsin Rapids, city Wards 1 – 11 . . . . . 1,677 2,192 Wards 1 – 5 . . . . . 830 841 Hansen ...... 110 235 Wards 6 – 15, 24, 26 1,308 1,436 Hewitt, vil...... 145 244 Wards 16 – 23, 25, 27 . . 999 1,093 Hiles ...... 20 63 Wood ...... 131 277 Lincoln TOTAL ...... 12,861 17,820 Wards 1 – 2 . . . . . 257 523 Marshfield 120 263 Marshfield, city Wards 1, 11 180 249

Dem. – Democratic Party; Rep. – Republican Party. 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.