11/10/2026
N. WISCONSIN – The official numbers are in from the Tuesday Mid-Term Election. Democrat David Crowley has defeated Republican Tom Tiffany to become Wisconsin’s next governor, winning 54.1% of the statewide vote. Crowley, the Milwaukee County executive, will be the first Black man elected governor in the state’s 178-year history. Sarah Godlewski also won the lieutenant governor’s race. Democrats swept other statewide offices, but Northwoods voters favored Republicans, with Tiffany winning 61.5% in Vilas County and 57.5% in Oneida County. Vilas County turnout averaged 78%.
In Iron County Tom Tiffany had 61.7% of the vote over Crowley’s 38.3%. While Crowley had 57.2% of the vote in Ashland County and 59.7% of the vote in Bayfield County.


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