Milwaukee Partisan Primary Election Results
A number of winner-take-all primaries on the ballot will reshape Milwaukee's legislative delegation.
Data provided by the unofficial results from the Milwaukee County Election Commission.
Races where the individual ran unopposed have been excluded. Statewide races are also excluded. Names are listed in the order they appeared on the ballot.
Last updated 12:15 a.m.
Democratic State Senator – District 4
Dora Drake – 12630 votes – 62.35%
LaKeshia Myers – 7605 votes – 37.54%
Wards reporting 93 of 93
Democratic Assembly – District 8
Enrique Murguia – 336 votes – 18.94%
Sylvia Ortiz-Velez – 1430 votes – 80.61%
Wards reporting 34 of 34
Democratic Assembly – District 9
Priscilla Prado – 2000 votes – 69.01%
Deisy Espana – 880 votes – 30.07%
Wards reporting 32 of 32
Democratic Assembly – District 11
Sequanna Taylor – 3927 votes – 83.25%
Amillia Heredia – 774 votes – 16.41%
Wards reporting 34 of 34
Democratic Assembly – District 12
Russell Antonio Goodwin, Sr. – 1705 votes – 32.66%
Katrina Blossom Morrison – 1395 votes – 26.72%
Decorah Gordon – 573 votes – 10.97%
Brandon Williford – 1529 votes – 29.29%
Wards reporting 28 of 28
Democratic Assembly – District 14
Angelito Tenorio – 2220 votes – 37.20%
Nate Kieso – 2006 votes – 33.62%
Brady Coulthard – 1731 votes – 29.01%
Wards reporting 28 of 28
Democratic Assembly – District 18
Margaret Arney – 4238 votes – 64.92%
Angela Kennedy – 2274 votes – 34.83%
Wards reporting 38 of 38
Democratic Assembly – District 19
Jarrod Anderson – 5460 votes – 45.03%
Ryan Clancy – 6641 votes – 54.77%
Wards reporting 32 of 32
Democratic – County Treasurer
David Cullen – 67908 votes – 66.81%
Ted Chisholm – 33442 votes – 32.90%
Wards reporting 519 of 522
Republican Congress – District 4
Purnima Nath – 5348 votes – 28.45%
Tim Rogers – 13382 votes – 71.18%
Wards reporting 431 of 431
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I did not take the opportunity to vote. Since read about Virginia Governor discovered over 80,000 deceased persons names on voter roles in Virginia, I questioned my purpose to vote. Hopefully a new administration will clean up the current mess after November 6.