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2023 Spring Primary

Milwaukee Aldermanic Race Results

Three open seats on Common Council with 20 candidates running.

By - Feb 21st, 2023 07:58 pm
Vote here sign outside a Milwaukee polling place. Photo by Jeramey Jannene.

Vote here sign outside a Milwaukee polling place. Photo by Jeramey Jannene.

Milwaukee voters headed to the polls Tuesday to vote in a statewide, nonpartisan primary for the Wisconsin Supreme Court. But approximately 120,000 residents on the city’s North Side were able to vote in a second race to select their future representative Milwaukee Common Council.

Here are the unofficial results for three aldermanic contested races that appeared on the ballot for select city of Milwaukee voters. Data is from the Milwaukee County Election Commission. Races with only a single candidate have been removed.

The top two vote-getters in each race advance to an April 4 general election.

Last updated: 10:44 p.m.

District 1

Zandra Bailey – 513 votes -17.34%

Marshall Martin – 163 votes – 5.51%

Vincent Toney – 288 votes – 9.73%

David Bowen – 974 votes – 32.92%

Andrea Pratt – 1,012 votes – 34.20%

Write-In – 9 votes – 0.30%

22 out of 22 wards reporting

Top two candidates advance to April 4 general election

District 5

Joe Fisch – 385 votes – 7.05%

Bruce Winter – 397 votes – 7.27%

P. Thomas Thadison III – 573 votes – 10.50%

Annette Jackson – 989 votes – 18.12%

Lamont Westmoreland – 1,581 votes – 28.96%

Ray Banks – 847 votes – 15.52%

Jeff Spence – 652 votes – 11.94%

Write-In – 35 votes – 0.64%

26 out of 26 wards reporting

Top two candidates advance to April 4 general election

District 9

Odell Ball – 842 votes – 23.77%

Walt Love – 259 votes – 7.31%

Donna Ross – 303 votes – 8.55%

Jasmine Tyler – 332 votes – 9.37%

Larresa Tayler – 728 votes – 20.55%

Cherie Ray – 44 votes – 1.24%

Amber Danyus – 622 votes – 17.56%

Russell Antonio Goodwin, Sr. – 394 votes – 11.12%

Write-In – 18 votes – 0.51%

21 out of 21 wards reporting

Top two candidates advance to April 4 general election

Wisconsin Supreme Court Results

See our coverage of the statewide race’s results.

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