Wisconsin Partisan Primary Election - August 11th
- Jul 30
- 3 min read
Updated: Jul 30

The Wisconsin Partisan Primary is coming up on Tuesday, August 11th.
Wisconsin is an "open primary" state. You may only vote for candidates within one political party. Voters do not have to affiliate with a political party in advance in order to vote in the primary. Winners advance to the General Election on Tuesday, November 3rd.
If you are not sure where you vote, check MyVote Wisconsin.
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Election Information Resources:
ON THE BALLOT
WISCONSIN STATE EXECUTIVE OFFICES
Republican Democrat
Governor Tom Tiffany David Crowley
Andy Manske Sara Rodriguez
Lieutenant Governor David Varham Sarah Godlewski
Attorney General Eric Toney Josh Kaul
Secretary of State Jay Schroeder JoCasta Zamarripa
Cindy Werner (Facebook)
Note: The WI Green Party does have a candidate for Secretary of State, Pete Karas. His website states he is an Independent.
State Treasurer John S. Leiber Yee Leng Xiong
US HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Republican Democrat
US Congressional District 3 Derrick Van Orden Rebecca Cooke
Wisconsin's US Congressional Districts

DUNN COUNTY
There are five elected positions in Dunn County: Sheriff, Clerk of Court, County Clerk, Treasurer, and Register of Deeds. They are elected to four-year terms with a two-year rotation. This year it is the Sheriff and Clerk of Court, and in 2028 it will be the County Clerk, Treasurer, and Register of Deeds.
Republican Democrat
Sheriff Kevin Bygd
Clerk of Court Katie M. Schalley
WISCONSIN STATE LEGISLATURE
The Wisconsin State Legislature is composed of the Wisconsin State Senate (upper house) and the Wisconsin State Assembly (the lower house). There are 33 Senate Districts and 99 Assembly Districts. There are three Assembly Districts in each Senate District.
In our area, Senate District 23 includes Assembly Districts 67, 68, and 69; Senate District 31 includes Assembly Districts 91, 92, and 93; and Senate District 10 includes Assembly Districts 28, 29, and 30.
Assembly Districts that fall within Dunn County are: 67, 92, 93, and 28.
Members of the Senate are elected to a four-year term. Half of the Senate is elected every two years. This year, the odd-numbered districts are up for election.
Members of the Assembly are elected to two-year terms. Elections take place in even-numbered years with all seats up for election.

State Senate District 23 and Assembly District 67 include: the Villages of Boyceville, Colfax, Ridgeland, and Wheeler and the Townships of Colfax, Grant, Hay River, New Haven, Otter Creek, Sand Creek, Sheridan, Sherman, and Tainter.
If you live here, this is what you will see on the ballot.
Republican Democrat
State Senator District 23 Romaine Robert Quinn (I) Richard Pulcher
Jeff Foster (Facebook)
Rep. to Assembly District 67 David Armstrong (I) Indiana Thompson
State Senate District 31 includes: the City of Menomonie, the Village of Elk Mound, the Townships of Dunn, Elk Mound, Menomonie, Peru, Red Cedar, Rock Creek, and Springbrook.
If you live here, this is what you will see on the ballot.
Republican Democrat
State Senator District 31 Michelle Magadance Skinner Jeff Smith (I)
Assembly District 92 includes: the City of Menomonie, the Village of Elk Mound, and the Townships of Elk Mound, Menomonie, and Red Cedar.
If you live here, this is what you will see on the ballot.
Republican Democrat
Rep. to Assembly District 92 Clint Moses (I) Jeremiah Fredrickson
Mel M. Marin
Assembly District 93 includes: the Townships of Dunn, Peru, Rock Creek, and Springbrook.
If you live here, this is what you will see on the ballot.
Republican Democrat
Rep. to Assembly District 93 Michael Ayala Christian Phelps (I)
(Facebook)
Assembly District 28, which lies in Dunn County, is in Senate District 10, which does not have an election this year.
Assembly District 28 includes: the Villages of Knapp and Downing, and the Townships of Eau Galle, Lucas, Stanton, and Weston.
If you live here, this is what you will see on your ballot.
Republican Democrat
Rep. to Assembly District 28 Rob Kreibich (I) Robin Lillesve

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