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Wisconsin Lieut. Gov. Sara Rodriguez dropped out of the race for governor Friday. Multiple sources are reporting that Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley is back in.
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As election season picks up, so does the negativity. One of the ways voters see this is in opposition research, or gathering and sharing negative news on candidates. So how does this world work? And how is it changing politics in Wisconsin?
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Assembly District 22 includes Cedarburg, Port Washington, western Mequon, Grafton, and the northern half of Germantown. One Republican and one Democrat are running.
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Wisconsin Assembly District 20 includes Cudahy, South Milwaukee, St. Francis, and some parts of southern Milwaukee. Once Democrat and one Republican are running.
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Assembly District 17 includes neighborhoods of Milwaukee's west side, including northern Enderis Park, Capitol Heights and Lincoln Creek. One Democrat and one Republican are running.
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Assembly District 18 includes parts of western Milwaukee and southeast Wauwatosa. One Democrat and one Republican are running.
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Assembly District 14 includes most of West Allis and parts of western Milwaukee and southwest Wauwatosa. One Democrat and one Republican are running.
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Wisconsin voters will decide which Democratic state treasurer candidate will advance in the Aug. 11 primary to face off against Republican incumbent John Leiber on Nov. 3.
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Two independents, two Democrats, a Republican and a Green Party candidate are running for Wisconsin's 6th Congressional District.
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Two Democrats, two Republicans and an independent are running for Congress in the 4th district. There will be primaries on Aug. 11 and a general election on Nov. 3.
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Wisconsinites will vote for congressional candidates in the general election on Nov. 3, 2026. Both the Republican and Democratic candidates are uncontested in their primaries.
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Wisconsinites will vote for congressional candidates in the Aug. 11 primary and in the Nov. 3 general election.