WISCONSIN ELECTIONS

We have written a lot about election strategies, election anxiety, why we follow electoral politics, and how to make the most of it. We have offered to research and cover elections from a radical change and antifascist perspective so you don’t have to. 

This is a tool for keeping track of elections, collecting and sorting our articles about each of them, and providing an easy-to-use one-stop voters guide for the Milwaukee radical. We hope readers enjoy and put it to use!


August 11 (primary) and November 3 (general) 2026:

  • US Congress.
    Full article: Wisconsin Congressional Primer
    Wisconsin has 8 Congressional races this year. Neither of our Senators is up for re-election. The Congressional maps are still gerrymandered, but with how unpopular Republicans have become, more might be in play than you’d think. Unfortunately, centrist Democrats are fighting to ensure that pro-business losers get nominated, instead of the left populists people are clamoring for.
    Recommended candidates:
    CD4- Amy Donahue

  • Other state executive offices.
    The only other statewide race with a primary is state treasurer, where Yee Leng Ziong and Dylan Helmenstine are running.
    Secretary of State Sarah Godlewski has left her seat to run for Lieutenant Governor. She has no primary challenger.
    Milwaukee Alder JoCasta Zamarripa is running unchallenged in the primary for Godlewski’s Secretary of State spot. Pete Karas running with the Green Party will challenge her in the general.
    Josh Kaul has decided to stay Attorney General and no Democrat is trying to stop him.


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PAST RACES

April 7, 2026:

November 17, 2025:

  • Executive Board of the Democratic Party of Milwaukee County (DPMC).
    Read full articles here: Dec 9, Nov 15Nov 7, Oct 15, Oct 3,
    Summary: MCDP ChairChris Sinicki, a do-nothing centrist if there ever was one, has hand-picked a slate to replace her and Treasurer Dawn Martin. Fortunately, Amy Donahue, and Deisy España stepped up to run against these establishment figureheads. The establishment slate won, after a lot of procedural shenanigans, but the challengers raised important issues and exposed county party shortcomings.

    Read more about internal Wisconsin Democratic Party politics here