Gubernatorial results

incumbentprojected winner
0% in Race details
rep Scott Walker 52% 1,128,159
dem Tom Barrett 47% 1,005,008

Senate results

incumbentprojected winner
0% in Race details
rep Ron Johnson 52% 1,125,637
dem Russ Feingold* 47% 1,020,860

House results

incumbentprojected winner
District 1 99% in Race details
rep Paul Ryan* 68% 179,702
dem John Heckenlively 30% 79,350
District 2 100% in Race details
dem Tammy Baldwin* 62% 190,433
rep Chad Lee 38% 118,037
District 3 99% in Race details
dem Ron Kind* 50% 126,281
rep Dan Kapanke 47% 117,151
District 4 100% in Race details
dem Gwen Moore* 69% 143,531
rep Dan Sebring 30% 61,531
District 5 98% in Race details
rep Jim Sensenbrenner* 69% 229,007
dem Todd Kolosso 27% 90,544
District 6 100% in Race details
rep Tom Petri* 71% 183,167
dem Joseph Kallas 29% 75,889
District 7 100% in Race details
rep Sean Duffy 52% 132,248
dem Julie Lassa 44% 113,113
District 8 99% in Race details
rep Reid Ribble 55% 144,050
dem Steven Kagen* 45% 118,617

Related: State results

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