2022 Wisconsin State Assembly election

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2022 Wisconsin State Assembly election
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  2020 November 8, 2022 2024  

All 99 seats in the Wisconsin State Assembly
50 seats needed for a majority
 Majority partyMinority party
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Leader Robin Vos Greta Neubauer
Party Republican Democratic
Leader's seat 63rdRochester 66thRacine
Last election61 seats, 53.8%38 seats, 45.3%
Seats before6138
Seats won6435
Seat changeIncrease2.svg 3Decrease2.svg 3
Popular vote1,350,0831,124,962
Percentage53.6%44.6
SwingDecrease2.svg 0.2 ppDecrease2.svg 0.7 pp

Wisconsin State Assembly 2022.svg
2022 WI State Assembly by Vote Share.svg
Results:
     Republican hold     Republican gain
     Democratic hold
Vote share:
     50–60%     60–70%     70–80%     >90%
     50–60%     60–70%     70–80%     80–90%     >90%

Speaker before election

Robin Vos
Republican

Elected Speaker

Robin Vos
Republican

The Wisconsin State Assembly elections of 2022 were held on Tuesday, November 8, 2022. All 99 seats in the Wisconsin State Assembly were up for election. [1] This was the first and only election to take place after redistricting following the 2020 United States census, where the courts had put in place maps set out in the Johnson decision. Before the election, 61 Assembly seats were held by Republicans and 38 seats were held by Democrats. The primary election was held on August 9, 2022. [2]

Contents

Republicans flipped three Democratic-held Assembly seats but failed to achieve a two-thirds supermajority, entering the 106th Wisconsin Legislature with 64 of 99 State Assembly seats. [3]

Elected members took office on January 3, 2023. [4]

Results summary

SeatsParty
(majority caucus shading)
Total
Democratic Republican
Last election (2020)386199
Total after last election (2020)386199
Total before this election386199
Up for election386199
of which:Incumbent retiring10919
Vacated044
Unopposed81018
This election356499
Change from last electionDecrease2.svg 3Increase2.svg 3Steady2.svg
Total after this election356499
Change in totalDecrease2.svg 3Increase2.svg 3Steady2.svg

Close races

Seats where the margin of victory was under 10%:

  1. State Assembly district 33, 0.91%
  2. State Assembly district 73, 1.87% (gain)
  3. State Assembly district 84, 2.03%
  4. State Assembly district 94, 2.62%
  5. State Assembly district 74, 5.71% (gain)
  6. State Assembly district 54, 7.73%
  7. State Assembly district 21, 8.43%
  8. State Assembly district 55, 9.12%

Outgoing incumbents

Retiring

Seeking other office

Vacated

Election results

Dist.IncumbentThis race [5] [6]
MemberPartyFirst electStatusCandidatesResults
01 Joel Kitchens Republican2014Running
  • Green check.svgYJoel Kitchens (Rep.) 62.45%
  • Roberta Thelen (Dem.) 37.46%
Incumbent re-elected
02 Shae Sortwell Republican2018Running
  • Green check.svgYShae Sortwell (Rep.) 59.18%
  • Renee Gasch (Dem.) 40.74%
Incumbent re-elected
03 Ron Tusler Republican2016Running
  • Green check.svgYRon Tusler (Rep.) 98.33%
Incumbent re-elected
04 David Steffen Republican2014Running
  • Green check.svgYDavid Steffen (Rep.) 55.49%
  • Derek Teague (Dem.) 44.42%
Incumbent re-elected
05 Jim Steineke Republican2010Vacant [7] [8]
  • Green check.svgY Joy Goeben (Rep.) 59.83%
  • Joseph Van Deurzen (Dem.) 40.17%
Incumbent resigned
New member elected
Republican hold
06 Gary Tauchen Republican2006Not running [9] [8]
  • Green check.svgY Peter Schmidt (Rep.) 55.60%
  • William J. Switalla (Dem.) 29.08%
  • Dean Neubert (Rep.) (write-in) 15.31%
Incumbent retired
New member elected
Republican hold
07 Daniel Riemer Democratic2012Running
  • Green check.svgYDaniel Riemer (Dem.) 61.81%
  • Zachary Marshall (Rep.) 38.1%
Incumbent re-elected
08 Sylvia Ortiz-Velez Democratic2020Running
  • Green check.svgYSylvia Ortiz-Velez (Dem.) 98.1%
Incumbent re-elected
09 Marisabel Cabrera Democratic2018Running
  • Green check.svgYMarisabel Cabrera (Dem.) 71.99%
  • Ryan M. Antczak (Rep.) 27.86%
Incumbent re-elected
10 David Bowen Democratic2014Not running
Incumbent retired
New member elected
Democratic hold
11 Dora Drake Democratic2020Running
  • Green check.svgYDora Drake (Dem.) 99%
Incumbent re-elected
12 LaKeshia Myers Democratic2018Running
  • Green check.svgYLaKeshia N. Myers (Dem.) 78.79%
  • Greg Canady (Rep.) 21.1%
Incumbent re-elected
13 Sara Rodriguez Democratic2020Running for
lieutenant
governor
[10] [8]
Incumbent retired to run for Lieutenant Governor
New member elected
Republican gain
14 Robyn Vining Democratic2018Running
  • Green check.svgYRobyn Vining (Dem.) 63.35%
  • Keva Turner (Rep.) 36.57%
Incumbent re-elected
15 Joe Sanfelippo Republican2012Not running
Incumbent retired
New member elected
Republican hold
16 Kalan Haywood Democratic2018Running
  • Green check.svgYKalan Haywood (Dem.) 98.75%
Incumbent re-elected
17 Supreme Moore Omokunde Democratic2020Running
  • Green check.svgYSupreme Moore Omokunde (Dem.) 83.91%
  • Abie Eisenbach (Rep.) 15.93%
Incumbent re-elected
18 Evan Goyke Democratic2012Running
  • Green check.svgYEvan Goyke (Dem.) 98.45%
Incumbent re-elected
19 Jonathan Brostoff Democratic2014Running for city council [8]
Incumbent retired to run for City Council
New member elected
Democratic hold
20 Christine Sinicki Democratic1998Running
  • Green check.svgYChristine M. Sinicki (Dem.) 66.32%
  • Scott Hermann (Rep.) 33.57%
Incumbent re-elected
21 Jessie Rodriguez Republican2013Running
  • Green check.svgYJessie Rodriguez (Rep.) 54.18%
  • Nathan M. Jurowski (Dem.) 45.75%
Incumbent re-elected
22 Janel Brandtjen Republican2014Running
  • Green check.svgYJanel Brandtjen (Rep.) 64.55%
  • Matt Brown (Dem.) 35.38%
Incumbent re-elected
23 Deb Andraca Democratic2020Running
  • Green check.svgYDeb Andraca (Dem.) 62.73%
  • Purnima Nath (Rep.) 37.19%
Incumbent re-elected
24 Dan Knodl Republican2008Running
  • Green check.svgYDan Knodl (Rep.) 61.14%
  • Bob Tatterson (Dem.) 38.81%
Incumbent re-elected
25 Paul Tittl Republican2012Running
  • Green check.svgYPaul Tittl (Rep.) 97.11%
Incumbent re-elected
26 Terry Katsma Republican2014Running
  • Green check.svgYTerry A. Katsma (Rep.) 62.8%
  • Lisa Salgado (Dem.) 37.12%
Incumbent re-elected
27 Tyler Vorpagel Republican2014Not running [11] [8]
Incumbent retired
New member elected
Republican hold
28 Gae Magnafici Republican2018Running
Incumbent re-elected
29 Clint Moses Republican2020Running
  • Green check.svgYClint Moses (Rep.) 60.05%
  • Danielle Johnson (Dem.) 39.93%
Incumbent re-elected
30 Shannon Zimmerman Republican2016Running
  • Green check.svgYShannon Zimmerman (Rep.) 58.48%
  • Sarah Yacoub (Dem.) 41.44%
Incumbent re-elected
31 Amy Loudenbeck Republican2010Running for
secretary
of state
[12] [8]
Incumbent retired to run for Secretary of State
New member elected
Republican hold
32 Tyler August Republican2010Running
  • Green check.svgYTyler August (Rep.) 62.89%
  • Adam Jaramillo (Dem.) 37%
Incumbent re-elected
33 Cody Horlacher Republican2014Running for circuit court [8]
New member elected
Republican hold
34 Rob Swearingen Republican2012Running
  • Green check.svgYRob Swearingen (Rep.) 61.77%
  • Eileen Daniel (Dem.) 38.2%
Incumbent re-elected
35 Calvin Callahan Republican2020Running
  • Green check.svgYCalvin Callahan (Rep.) 69.79%
  • Todd Frederick (Ind.) 30.1%
Incumbent re-elected
36 Jeffrey Mursau Republican2004Running
  • Green check.svgYJeffrey Mursau (Rep.) 70.4%
  • Ben Murray (Dem.) 29.53%
Incumbent re-elected
37 William Penterman Republican2021Running
  • Green check.svgYWilliam Penterman (Rep.) 55.77%
  • Maureen McCarville (Dem.) 44.18%
Incumbent re-elected
38 Barbara Dittrich Republican2018Running
  • Green check.svgYBarbara Dittrich (Rep.) 95.26%
Incumbent re-elected
39 Mark Born Republican2012Running
  • Green check.svgYMark Born (Rep.) 97.64%
Incumbent re-elected
40 Kevin David Petersen Republican2006Running
  • Green check.svgYKevin Petersen (Rep.) 75.29%
  • Henry Fries (Ind.) 24.48% [14]
Incumbent re-elected
41 Alex Dallman Republican2020Running
  • Green check.svgYAlex Dallman (Rep.) 96.88%
Incumbent re-elected
42 Jon Plumer Republican2018Running
  • Green check.svgYJon Plumer (Rep.) 60.18%
  • Theresa Valencia (Dem.) 39.75%
Incumbent re-elected
43 Don Vruwink Democratic2016Not running [8]
Incumbent redistricted to 33rd Assembly District
New member elected
Democratic hold
44 Sue Conley Democratic2020Running
  • Green check.svgYSue Conley (Dem.) 62.44%
  • Spencer Zimmerman (Rep.) 37.5%
Incumbent re-elected
45 Mark Spreitzer Democratic2014Running for State Senate
New member elected
Democratic hold
46 Gary Hebl Democratic2004Not running [8]
New member elected
Democratic hold
47 Jimmy P. Anderson Democratic2016Running
  • Green check.svgYJimmy Anderson (Dem.) 79.9%
  • Lamonte Newsom (Rep.) 20.02%
Incumbent re-elected
48 Samba Baldeh Democratic2020Running
  • Green check.svgYSamba Baldeh (Dem.) 98.44%
Incumbent re-elected
49 Travis Tranel Republican2010Running
  • Green check.svgYTravis Tranel (Rep.) 62.59%
  • Lynne Parrott (Dem.) 37.34%
Incumbent re-elected
50 Tony Kurtz Republican2018Running
  • Green check.svgYTony Kurtz (Rep.) 64.53%
  • Michael Leuth (Dem.) 35.45%
Incumbent re-elected
51 Todd Novak Republican2014Running
  • Green check.svgYTodd Novak (Rep.) 56.08%
  • Leah Spicer (Dem.) 43.87%
Incumbent re-elected
52 Jeremy Thiesfeldt Republican2010Not running [16] [8]
New member elected
Republican hold
53 Michael Schraa Republican2012Running
  • Green check.svgYMichael Schraa (Rep.) 97.63%
Incumbent re-elected
54 Gordon Hintz Democratic2006Not running [17] [8]
New member elected
Democratic hold
55 Rachael Cabral-Guevara Republican2020Running for state senate [8]
New member elected
Republican hold
56 Dave Murphy Republican2012Running
  • Green check.svgYDave Murphy (Rep.) 59.03%
  • Patrick Hayden (Dem.) 40.97%
Incumbent re-elected
57 Lee Snodgrass Democratic2020Running
  • Green check.svgYLee Snodgrass (Dem.) 59.36%
  • Andrew Fox (Rep.) 40.58%
Incumbent re-elected
58 Rick Gundrum Republican2018Running
  • Green check.svgYRick Gundrum (Rep.) 70.27%
  • Mary Ann Rzeszutek (Dem.) 29.73%
Incumbent re-elected
59 Timothy Ramthun Republican2018Running for
governor [18] [8]
New member elected
Republican hold
60 Robert Brooks Republican2011Running
  • Green check.svgYRobert Brooks (Rep.) 64.72%
  • Daniel Larsen (Dem.) 35.2%
Incumbent re-elected
61 Samantha Kerkman Republican2000Not running [8]
New member elected
Republican hold
62 Robert Wittke Republican2018Running
  • Green check.svgYRobert Wittke (Rep.) 61.36%
  • Anthony Hammes (Dem.) 38.51%
Incumbent re-elected
63 Robin Vos Republican2004Running
  • Green check.svgYRobin Vos (Rep.) 72.98%
  • Joel Jacobsen (Dem.) 15.02%
  • Adam Steen (Rep.) (write-in) 9.08%
Incumbent re-elected
64 Tip McGuire Democratic2019Running
  • Green check.svgYTip McGuire (Dem.) 56.73%
  • Ed Hibsch (Rep.) 43.19%
Incumbent re-elected
65 Tod Ohnstad Democratic2012Running
  • Green check.svgYTod Ohnstad (Dem.) 61.78%
  • Frank Petrick (Rep.) 38.08%
Incumbent re-elected
66 Greta Neubauer Democratic2018Running
  • Green check.svgYGreta Neubauer (Dem.) 76.27%
  • Carl Hutton (Lib.) 22.61%
Incumbent re-elected
67 Rob Summerfield Republican2016Running
  • Green check.svgYRob Summerfield (Rep.) 63.23%
  • Jason Bennett (Dem.) 26.72%
Incumbent re-elected
68 Jesse James Republican2018Running for
state senate [19] [8]
New member elected
Republican hold
69 Donna Rozar Republican2020Running
  • Green check.svgYDonna M. Rozar (Rep.) 64.27%
  • Lisa Boero (Dem.) 35.68%
Incumbent re-elected
70 Nancy VanderMeer Republican2014Running
  • Green check.svgYNancy VanderMeer (Rep.) 65.99%
  • Remy Gomez (Dem.) 33.94%
Incumbent re-elected
71 Katrina Shankland Democratic2012Running
  • Green check.svgYKatrina Shankland (Dem.) 57.05%
  • Scott Soik (Rep.) 42.89%
Incumbent re-elected
72 Scott Krug Republican2010Running
  • Green check.svgYScott S. Krug (Rep.) 62.14%
  • Criste Greening (Dem.) 37.82%
Incumbent re-elected
73 Nick Milroy Democratic2008Not running [8]
  • Green check.svgY Angie Sapik (Rep.) 50.83%
  • Laura R. Gapske (Dem.) 48.96%
New member elected
Republican gain
74 Beth Meyers Democratic2014Not running [21] [8]
New member elected
Republican gain
75 David Armstrong Republican2020Running
  • Green check.svgYDavid Armstrong (Rep.) 96.56%
Incumbent re-elected
76 Francesca Hong Democratic2020Running
  • Green check.svgYFrancesca Hong (Dem.) 98.39%
Incumbent re-elected
77 Shelia Stubbs Democratic2018Running
  • Green check.svgYShelia Stubbs (Dem.) 98.7%
Incumbent re-elected
78 Lisa Subeck Democratic2014Running
  • Green check.svgYLisa B. Subeck (Dem.) 82.02%
  • Matt Neuhaus (Rep.) 17.88%
Incumbent re-elected
79 Dianne Hesselbein Democratic2012Running for
state senate [22] [8]
  • Green check.svgY Alex Joers (Dem.) 74.11%
  • Victoria Fueger (Rep.) 25.79%
New member elected
Democratic hold
80 Sondy Pope Democratic2002Not running [23] [8]
  • Green check.svgY Mike Bare (Dem. 69.66%)
  • Jacob D. Luginbuhl (Rep.) 30.26%
New member elected
Democratic hold
81 Dave Considine Democratic2014Running
  • Green check.svgYDavid Considine (Dem.) 58.9%
  • Shellie Benish (Rep.) 41.06%
Incumbent re-elected
82 Ken Skowronski Republican2013Not running [8]
Incumbent redistricted to 82nd Assembly District
Republican hold
83 Chuck Wichgers Republican2016Not running [8]
New member elected
Republican hold
84 Mike Kuglitsch Republican2010Not running [24] [8]
New member elected
Republican hold
85 Patrick Snyder Republican2016Running
  • Green check.svgYPatrick Snyder (Rep.) 56.2%
  • Kristin Conway (Dem.) 43.76%
Incumbent re-elected
86 John Spiros Republican2012Running
  • Green check.svgYJohn Spiros (Rep.) 97.15%
Incumbent re-elected
87 James W. Edming Republican2014Running
  • Green check.svgYJames W. Edming (Rep.) 69.49%
  • Elizabeth Riley (Dem.) 30.48%
Incumbent re-elected
88 John Macco Republican2014Running
  • Green check.svgYJohn Macco (Rep.) 58.14%
  • Hannah Beauchamp-Pope (Dem.) 41.78%
Incumbent re-elected
89 Elijah Behnke Republican2021Running
  • Green check.svgYElijah Behnke (Rep.) 66.52%
  • Jane Benson (Dem.) 33.42%
Incumbent re-elected
90 Kristina Shelton Democratic2020Running
  • Green check.svgYKristina Shelton (Dem.) 59.1%
  • Micah J. Behnke (Rep.) 40.77%
Incumbent re-elected
91 Jodi Emerson Democratic2018Running
  • Green check.svgYJodi Emerson (Dem.) 64.61%
  • Josh Stanley (Rep.) 35.3%
Incumbent re-elected
92 Treig Pronschinske Republican2016Running
  • Green check.svgYTreig E. Pronschinske (Rep.) 63.36%
  • Maria Bamonti (Dem.) 36.58%
Incumbent re-elected
93 Warren Petryk Republican2010Running
  • Green check.svgYWarren Petryk (Rep.) 59.74%
  • Alison H. Page (Dem.) 40.23%
Incumbent re-elected
94 Steve Doyle Democratic2011Running
  • Green check.svgYSteve Doyle (Dem.) 51.29%
  • Ryan Huebsch (Rep.) 48.67% [25]
Incumbent re-elected
95 Jill Billings Democratic2011Running
  • Green check.svgYJill Billings (Dem.) 66.83%
  • Chris Woodard (Rep.) 33.09%
Incumbent re-elected
96 Loren Oldenburg Republican2018Running
  • Green check.svgYLoren Oldenburg (Rep.) 58.53%
  • Jayne M. Swiggum (Dem.) 41.42%
Incumbent re-elected
97 Scott Allen Republican2014Running
  • Green check.svgYScott Allen (Rep.) 96.14%
Incumbent re-elected
98 Adam Neylon Republican2013Running
  • Green check.svgYAdam Neylon (Rep.) 59.22%
  • Christina Barry (Dem.) 40.72%
Incumbent re-elected
99 Cindi Duchow Republican2015Running
  • Green check.svgYCindi Duchow (Rep.) 69.55%
  • Alec Thomas Dahms (Dem.) 30.35%
Incumbent re-elected

Predictions

SourceRankingAs of
Sabato's Crystal Ball [26] Safe RMay 19, 2022


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