Wisconsin election results
Live Wisconsin election results for November 3, 2026: the governor race between David Crowley and Tom Tiffany, plus 8 House seats, 3 statewide offices and 3 ballot measures. All polls in Wisconsin close by 9 p.m. Eastern. Until votes are counted each race shows the On Point forecast; returns fill in as counties report.
Governor 1
House 8
- District 1Mitchell Berman vs Bryan SteilR +1.3ForecastForecast
- District 2UnopposedForecastForecast
- District 3Rebecca Cooke vs Derrick Van OrdenD +3.0ForecastForecast
- District 4Gwen Moore vs Tim RogersD +70.8ForecastForecast
- District 5Andy Beck vs Scott FitzgeraldR +13.7ForecastForecast
- District 6Brad Smith vs Glenn GrothmanR +13.3ForecastForecast
- District 7Fred Clark vs Michael AlfonsoR +13.2ForecastForecast
- District 8Rick Crosson vs Tony WiedR +4.3ForecastForecast
Statewide offices 3
- Attorney generalJosh Kaul vs Eric ToneyD +9.5ForecastForecast
- Secretary of stateJoCasta Zamarripa vs Jay SchroederD +6.4ForecastForecast
- TreasurerYee Leng Xiong vs John LeiberD +3.2ForecastForecast
Ballot measures 3
- Question 1Bar partial veto to raise taxes or feesForecastForecast
- Question 2Bar closing places of worship during emergenciesForecastForecast
- Question 3Ban government discrimination or preferences by race or sexForecastForecast
State legislatures 2
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Wisconsin results, answered
When do polls close in Wisconsin?
All polls in Wisconsin close by 9 p.m. Eastern. Results begin to appear here as soon as the first counties report.
Who is favored in the Wisconsin governor race?
David Crowley vs Tom Tiffany. David Crowley leads the On Point forecast by 2.6 points and wins 67 percent of the model's simulated elections.
Where can I see Wisconsin results by county?
Open any race on this page for its county by county count, the share of the expected vote in, and an estimate of the final margin from the counties still out.
How often do these results update?
The page reads the live count from civicAPI, which gathers it from state and county election offices, about once a minute on election night.