Legislative Races

2024 Legislative Race Background

Following the legislature’s passage of Act 94’s new maps, the Wisconsin State Legislature is likely to again see historic turnover.

21 lawmakers have already announced that they are not returning to their current seats for the 2025-2026 Legislative Session.

Meanwhile, Act 94 pairs 13 state senators in six Senate seats, leaving seven incumbents out of a seat and seven open seats in the Senate. In the Assembly, Act 94 pairs 30 incumbents in 15 Assembly seats, leaving 15 incumbents out of a seat and 15 open seats in the Assembly. This leads to the potential for 44 new lawmakers in addition to those incumbents who have announced they will not seek re-election.

In the state Senate, only even-numbered districts are up for re-election in 2024, odd-numbered districts will not be up for re-election under Act 94 until 2026. For a further analysis of the potential makeup of the legislature, please view our “Control of Legislature Analysis.”

A list of all candidates is available to be viewed by clicking the button at the top that says, “Assembly Candidates” and “Senate Candidates.”

Please see the below updates & analyses on the 2024 Legislative Races.

MBS ALERT | New Legislative Faces

New Legislative Faces November 9, 2022   Caucuses Schedule Meetings The Senate and Assembly caucuses announced the schedule for their partisan caucuses in the next several days. These...

11/4: Dems look to 31st SD to prevent GOP supermajority

According to a recent report from WisPolitics.com, the state Democratic Party and Senate Dems have directed four times the amount of resources into state...

10/28: RACC puts $229K into 73rd AD race 

The Republican Assembly Campaign Committee (RACC) transferred more than $229,000 into 73rd Assembly District candidate Angie Sapik’s campaign during the pre-election reporting period. This comes...

10/28: Pre-Election Look at Most Competitive Legislative Races 

The story heading into the 2022 Elections is not whether Republicans will retain strong majorities in both houses of the Legislature, they will and...
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8/12: Republican candidate for 6th AD debating recount

Dean Neubert — a small business owner from Hortonville and Republican candidate for the state’s 6th Assembly District — is staying silent on whether he’ll...