2010 Wisconsin State Assembly election

none May 2024 January 2022 January 2022 2010 Wisconsin State Assembly election Wisconsin legislative no 2008 Wisconsin State Assembly election 2008 2012 Wisconsin State Assembly election 2012 All 99 seats in the Wisconsin State Assembly November 2, 2010 50 File:Jeff Fitzgerald.jpg x150px Jeff Fitzgerald Republican Party of Wisconsin 39th–Horicon 46 seats, 43.43% 46 60 14 1,101,353 55.01% 11.58 pp Percentage points File:Rep. Sheridan (3346795475) (1).jpg x150px Michael J. Sheridan(lost re-election) Democratic Party of Wisconsin 44th–Janesville 52 seats, 55.31% 51 38 13 838,312 41.87% 13.44 pp Percentage points Wisconsin State Assembly 2010.svg 350px Results:#F48882 Republican hold #CA0120 Republican gain#92C5DE Democratic hold #0671B0 Democratic gain#999999 Independent hold Speaker Michael J. Sheridan Democratic Party of Wisconsin Jeff Fitzgerald Republican Party of Wisconsin Independent 1 seat, 0.97% 2 1 1 1.69% 0.72 pp Percentage points January 5, 2009 November 13, 2002 The 2010 Wisconsin State Assembly elections were held on Tuesday, November 2, 2010. All 99 seats in the Wisconsin State Assembly were up for election. Before the election, 49 Assembly seats were held by Democrats, 45 seats were held by Republicans, 2 were held by independents, and 3 seats were vacant. The primary election was held on September 14, 2010. Republicans flipped 15 seats for a net gain of 14 seats, reclaiming the Assembly majority. They were set to enter the 100th Wisconsin Legislature with 60 of 99 State Assembly seats, but three members resigned before the start of the term. Elected members took office on January 3, 2011. Background The Democratic Party had won control of the Assembly from the Republicans in the 2008 elections, establishing a governmental trifecta. The Republican Party heavily targeted control of the chamber through project REDMAP, desiring to control the state's redistricting process required after the 2010 census.Rove Karl 4 March 2010 The GOP Targets State Legislatures https://www.wsj.com/articles/SB10001424052748703862704575099670689398044 live https://web.archive.org/web/20201008210659/https://www.wsj.com/articles/SB10001424052748703862704575099670689398044 8 October 2020 The Wall Street JournalDaley David Ratf**ked: The True Story Behind the Secret Plan to Steal America's Democracy Liveright Publishing Corporation 2017 978-1-63149-321-8 New York, NY 138–139 en Results Republicans won a sizeable majority in the Assembly, 60 seats to the Democrats' 38, with one Independent. Alongside concurrent elections for the governorship and the Senate, Republicans, took over the entirety of Wisconsin's state government from the Democrats. Results summary SeatsParty(majority caucus shading)TotalDemocraticInd.RepublicanLast election (2008)5214699Total after last election (2008)5214699Total before this election4924596Up for election5124699of which:Incumbent retiring71917Vacated2013Unopposed801422This election3816099Change from last election 14 14Total after this election 38 1 6099Change in total 11 1 15 Popular vote #ddd 600px 410px Republican Party Republican Party (United States) 55.01 Democratic Party Democratic Party (United States) 41.87 Independent Independent 1.69 Libertarian Party Libertarian Party (US) 0.54 Green Party Wisconsin Green Party 0.39 Constitution Party Constitution Party (US) 0.22 Assembly seats #ddd 600px 410px Republican Party Republican Party (United States) 60.61 Democratic Party Democratic Party (United States) 38.38 Independent Independent 1.01 Close races Seats where the margin of victory was under 10%: red State Assembly district 93, 0.33% (gain) red State Assembly district 68, 0.43% (gain) red State Assembly district 26, 0.84% (gain) blue State Assembly district 42, 1.43% red State Assembly district 88, 1.65% (gain) blue State Assembly district 92, 1.72% blue State Assembly district 15, 2.05% red State Assembly district 75, 2.17% (gain) red State Assembly district 44, 3.05% (gain) red State Assembly district 51, 4.29% (gain) blue State Assembly district 37, 4.44% red State Assembly district 43, 5.03% (gain) blue State Assembly district 57, 5.06% red State Assembly district 72, 5.24% (gain) blue State Assembly district 80, 5.68% (gain) blue State Assembly district 74, 6.04% blue State Assembly district 20, 6.58% blue State Assembly district 70, 7.58% red State Assembly district 45, 8.75% (gain) blue State Assembly district 85, 9.38% blue State Assembly district 62, 9.69% Outgoing incumbents Retiring Chuck Benedict (D–Beloit), representing District 45 since 2004, did not run for re-election. Spencer Black (D–Madison), representing District 77 since 1984, did not run for re-election. Donald Friske (R–Merrill), representing District 35 since 2000, did not run for re-election. Steve Hilgenberg (D–Dodgeville), representing District 51 since 2006, did not run for re-election after being diagnosed with cancer.Former Wisconsin Assemblyman Steve Hilgenberg dies at 66 http://www.postcrescent.com/article/20110328/APC0101/110328163/Former-assemblyman-Steve-Hilgenberg-dies 2011-03-29 Appleton Post-Crescent Associated Press Mary Hubler (D–Rice Lake), representing District 75 since 1984, did not run for re-election. Thomas Lothian (R–Williams Bay), representing District 32 since 2002, did not run for re-election.Guy Retiring March 5, 2010 Retiring Guy's Digest: Thomas Lothian Announces Retirement from Wisconsin State Assembly http://paulsnewsline.blogspot.com/2010/03/thomas-lothian-announces-retirement.html Phil Montgomery (R–Green Bay), representing District 4 since 1998, did not run for re-election. Scott Newcomer (R–Pewaukee), representing District 33 since 2006, did not run for re-election. Kitty Rhoades (R–Hudson), representing District 30 since 1998, did not run for re-election.Rhoades Retires From Wisconsin Assembly https://web.archive.org/web/20110928235637/http://www.wispolitics.com/index.iml?Article=189445 2011-09-28 John Townsend (R–Fond du Lac), representing District 52 since 1998, did not run for re-election.Benedict Rick 19 October 2009 State Rep. John Townsend of Fond du Lac to retire (5:02 p.m. 10/19/09) – The Daily Reporter – WI Construction News & Bids http://www.dailyreporter.com/blog/2009/10/19/state-rep-john-townsend-of-fond-du-lac-to-retire-502-pm-101909/ 2018-07-17 Dailyreporter.com Annette Polly Williams (D–Milwaukee), representing District 10 since 1992 and a member of the Assembly since 1980, did not run for re-election.Annette Polly Williams will not seek reelection https://web.archive.org/web/20120306004254/http://www.wisn.com/politics/23646724/detail.html March 6, 2012, wisn.com; accessed November 10, 2014. Jeffrey Wood (I–Chippewa Falls), representing District 67 since 2002, did not run for re-election. Seeking other office Brett Davis (R–Oregon), representing District 80 since 2004, ran for lieutenant governor of Wisconsin but lost in the primary.Davis Explores Run For Lt. Gov. https://web.archive.org/web/20110716135658/http://wispolitics.com/index.iml?Article=1704669 2011-07-16, Wispolitics.com; accessed November 8, 2014. Tom Nelson (D–Kaukauna), representing District 5 since 2004, ran for lieutenant governor of Wisconsin but lost the general election.Bauer Scott September 20, 2010 Walker, Barrett spar over jobs https://chippewa.com/news/local/walker-barrett-spar-over-jobs/article_3c724a4a-c4df-11df-ba43-001cc4c002e0.html February 17, 2021 The Chippewa Herald en Roger Roth (R–Appleton), representing District 56 since 2006, ran for U.S. House of Representatives in Wisconsin's 8th congressional district but lost in the primary.Larry Sandler, 3 vying to take on Kagen, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel (August 27, 2010). Leah Vukmir (R–Wauwatosa), representing District 14 since 2002, ran for state Senate in the 5th Senate district and won the election.Wispolitics Vukmir Announces Run https://web.archive.org/web/20110718070408/http://wispolitics.com/index.iml?Article=162752 2011-07-18 Rich Zipperer (R–Pewaukee), representing District 98 since 2006, ran for state Senate in the 33rd Senate district and won the election.Republicans take over state Senate, Assembly http://www.jsonline.com/news/statepolitics/106582898.html 2017-09-08 jsonline.com Vacated Pedro Colón (D–Milwaukee), representing District 8 since 1998, resigned after his appointment as a Wisconsin circuit court judge.Pabst Georgia May 27, 2010 Colon, Newcomer won't seek another term: They join 21 other lawmakers who aren't running. https://archive.jsonline.com/news/statepolitics/94987379.html/ December 1, 2020 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Mark Gundrum (R–New Berlin), representing District 84 since 1998, resigned after his election as a Wisconsin circuit court judge. Gary Sherman (D–Port Wing), representing District 74 since 1998, resigned after his appointment to the Wisconsin Court of Appeals.Heneghan Deb May 14, 2010 Former State Bar President Gary Sherman invested District IV Court of Appeals judge https://www.wisbar.org/NewsPublications/InsideTrack/Pages/Article.aspx?Volume=2&Issue=10&ArticleID=5872 January 28, 2024 Inside Track State Bar of Wisconsin 2 10 Predictions SourceRankingAs of GoverningJacobson Louis November 1, 2010 Update: 2010 State Legislatures: A Challenging Environment for Democrats http://www.governing.com/blogs/politics/2010-state-legislatures.html dead https://web.archive.org/web/20101205220201/http://www.governing.com/blogs/politics/2010-state-legislatures.html December 5, 2010 July 14, 2024 Governing | Lean R flip November 1, 2010 Race summary DistrictIncumbentThis raceNot all totals add up to 100% due to scattering lower-alpha https://whs.access.preservica.com/uncategorized/IO_be643609-c3c6-4892-83fa-89695a980af3/ Canvass Results for 2010 Fall General Election - 11/2/2010 Wisconsin Government Accountability Board December 8, 2010 Wisconsin Historical Society April 19, 2024 MemberPartyFirst electedStatusCandidatesResults01Garey BiesRepublican 2000Ran Republican Party (US)Garey Bies (Rep.) 58.29% Democratic Party (US)Richard A. Skare (Dem.) 41.65%Incumbent re-elected02Ted ZigmuntDemocratic 2008Ran Republican Party (US)André Jacque (Rep.) 62.23% Democratic Party (US)Ted Zigmunt (Dem.) 47.82%Incumbent defeated.New member elected.Republican gain.03Al Ott Alvin OttRepublican 1986Ran Republican Party (US)Al Ott (Rep.) 96.86% IndependentJoseph W. Mueller (Ind. write-in) 2.34%Incumbent re-elected04Phil MontgomeryRepublican 1998Did not run Republican Party (US)Chad Weininger (Rep.) 57.54% Democratic Party (US)Sam Dunlop (Dem.) 38.56% IndependentBrad Sauer (Ind.) 3.86%Incumbent retired.New member elected.Republican hold.05Tom Nelson Tom Nelson (Wisconsin politician)Democratic 2004 Ran for lieutenant governor Republican Party (US)Jim Steineke (Rep.) 57.84% Democratic Party (US)Mert Summers (Dem.) 42.03%Incumbent ran for lieutenant governor.New member elected.Republican gain.06Gary TauchenRepublican 2006Ran Republican Party (US)Gary Tauchen (Rep.) 99.45%Incumbent re-elected07Peggy KrusickDemocratic 1983Elected to the 17th district in 1983, the 24th in 1984, the 97th in 1992, and the 7th in 2002. lower-alpha(special)Ran Democratic Party (US)Peggy Krusick (Dem.) 57.53% Republican Party (US)Brad Sponholz (Rep.) 42.27%Incumbent re-elected 08 --Vacant-- Democratic Party (US)JoCasta Zamarripa (Dem.) 83.85% IndependentRamona Rivas (Ind.) 13.26% Democratic Party (US)Laura Manriquez (Dem. write-in) 1.76%Incumbent resigned.New member elected.Democratic hold.09Josh ZepnickDemocratic2002Running Democratic Party (US)Josh Zepnick (Dem.) 98.03%Incumbent re-elected10Annette Polly WilliamsDemocratic1980Elected to the 17th district in 1980 and 1984, the 11th in 1982, and the 10th in 1992 lower-alpha Did not run Democratic Party (US)Elizabeth M. Coggs (Dem.) 92.55% IndependentIeshuh Griffin (Ind.) 7.13% Democratic Party (US)Sherman L. Hill (Dem. write-in) 0.03%Incumbent retired.New member elected.Democratic hold.11Jason FieldsDemocratic2004Ran Democratic Party (US)Jason Fields (Dem.) 99.10%Incumbent re-elected12Fred KesslerDemocratic 1960Elected to the old Milwaukee County 10th Assembly district in 1960 and 1964–1970, elected to the 12th Assembly district since 2004 lower-alpha(2004)Ran Democratic Party (US)Fred Kessler (Dem.) 73.73% Republican Party (US)Sam Hagedorn (Rep.) 26.09%Incumbent re-elected13David Cullen David Cullen (politician)Democratic 1990Elected to the 14th district in 1990 and the 13th in 1992 lower-alpha(special)Ran Democratic Party (US)David Cullen (Dem.) 76.25% Constitution Party (US)Lisa R. Becker (Con.) 23.41%Incumbent re-elected14Leah VukmirRepublican 2002(special) Ran for state Senate Republican Party (US)Dale Kooyenga (Rep.) 98.92%Incumbent ran for Wisconsin Senate.New member elected.Republican hold.15Tony StaskunasDemocratic 1996Ran Democratic Party (US)Tony Staskunas (Dem.) 50.93% Republican Party (US)Ronald Rieboldt (Rep.) 48.89%Incumbent re-elected16Leon Young Wisconsin politicianDemocratic 1992Ran Democratic Party (US)Leon Young (Dem.) 98.24%Incumbent re-elected17Barbara TolesDemocratic 2004(special)Ran Democratic Party (US)Barbara Toles (Dem.) 99.00%Incumbent re-elected18Tamara GrigsbyDemocratic2004Ran Democratic Party (US)Tamara Grigsby (Dem.) 98.26%Incumbent re-elected19Jon RichardsDemocratic1998Ran Democratic Party (US)Jon Richards (Dem.) 68.54% Republican Party (US)Krista Burns (Rep.) 31.24%Incumbent re-elected20Christine SinickiDemocratic1998Ran Democratic Party (US)Christine Sinicki (Dem.) 53.18% Republican Party (US)Molly M. McGartland (Rep.) 46.60%Incumbent re-elected21Mark HonadelRepublican2003(special)Ran Republican Party (US)Mark Honadel (Rep.) 62.60% Democratic Party (US)Tom Michalski (Dem.) 37.28%Incumbent re-elected22Sandy PaschDemocratic 2008 Ran Democratic Party (US)Sandy Pasch (Dem.) 62.31% Republican Party (US)Paul Pedersen (Rep.) 37.48%Incumbent re-elected23Jim OttRepublican2006 Ran Republican Party (US)Jim Ott (Rep.) 98.24%Incumbent re-elected24Dan KnodlRepublican2008 Ran Republican Party (US)Dan Knodl (Rep.) 74.74% Democratic Party (US)Dustin James Klein (Dem.) 25.21%Incumbent re-elected25Bob ZiegelbauerIndependent1992First elected as a Democrat Ran IndependentBob Ziegelbauer (Ind.) 49.77% Democratic Party (US)Kerry A. Trask (Dem.) 33.13% Republican Party (US)Andrew Wisniewski (Rep.) 17.06%Incumbent re-elected26Terry Van AkkerenDemocratic2002Ran Republican Party (US)Mike Endsley (Rep.) 48.89% Democratic Party (US)Terry Van Akkeren (Dem.) 48.05% IndependentJob E. Hou-Seye (Ind.) 3.01%Incumbent defeated.New member elected.Republican gain.27Steve KestellRepublican1998Ran Republican Party (US)Steve Kestell (Rep.) 75.34% IndependentJack Lechler (Ind.) 24.56%Incumbent re-elected28Ann HraychuckDemocratic2006Ran Republican Party (US)Erik Severson (Rep.) 57.65% Democratic Party (US)Ann Hraychuck (Dem.) 42.29%Incumbent defeated.New member elected.Republican gain.29John Murtha John Murtha (Wisconsin politician)Republican2006Ran Republican Party (US)John Murtha (Rep.) 62.35% Democratic Party (US)Liz Jones (Dem.) 37.55%Incumbent re-elected30Kitty RhoadesRepublican1998 Did not run Republican Party (US)Dean Knudson (Rep.) 62.00% Democratic Party (US)Matt Borup (Dem.) 37.88%Incumbent retired.New member elected.Republican hold.31Stephen NassRepublican1990Elected to the 38th district in 1990 and the 31st in 1992 lower-alphaRan Republican Party (US)Stephen Nass (Rep.) 89.29% Libertarian Party (US)Leryo L. Watson (Lib.) 10.52%Incumbent re-elected32Thomas LothianRepublican2002 Did not run Republican Party (US)Tyler August (Rep.) 58.09% Democratic Party (US)Doug A. Harrod (Dem.) 27.56% IndependentDaniel G. Kilkenny (Ind.) 10.60% IndependentRick Pappas (Ind.) 3.46%Incumbent retired.New member elected.Republican hold.33Scott NewcomerRepublican2005(special) Did not run Republican Party (US)Chris Kapenga (Rep.) 99.50%Incumbent retired.New member elected.Republican hold.34Dan Meyer Dan Meyer (Wisconsin politician)Republican1998Ran Republican Party (US)Dan Meyer (Rep.) 59.78% Democratic Party (US)Merlin Van Buren (Dem.) 30.16% Libertarian Party (US)Wil Losch (Lib.) 10.00%Incumbent re-elected35Donald FriskeRepublican2000 Did not run Republican Party (US)Tom Tiffany (Rep.) 58.09% Democratic Party (US)Jay Schmelling (Dem.) 41.81%Incumbent retired.New member elected.Republican hold.36Jeffrey MursauRepublican2004Ran Republican Party (US)Jeffrey Mursau (Rep.) 59.07% Democratic Party (US)Anne Woznicki (Dem.) 40.90%Incumbent re-elected37Andy JorgensenDemocratic2006Ran Democratic Party (US)Andy Jorgensen (Dem.) 52.18% Republican Party (US)Vicki L. Milbrath (Rep.) 47.74%Incumbent re-elected38Joel KleefischRepublican2004Ran Republican Party (US)Joel Kleefisch (Rep.) 72.41% Democratic Party (US)Dick Pas (Dem.) 27.50%Incumbent re-elected39Jeff FitzgeraldRepublican2000Ran Republican Party (US)Jeff Fitzgerald (Rep.) 98.87%Incumbent re-elected40Kevin David PetersenRepublican2006Ran Republican Party (US)Kevin David Petersen (Rep.) 69.13% Democratic Party (US)Jon Baltmanis (Dem.) 30.81%Incumbent re-elected41Joan BallwegRepublican2004Ran Republican Party (US)Joan Ballweg (Rep.) 65.34% Democratic Party (US)Scott Milheiser (Dem.) 25.73% IndependentJay Selthofner (Ind.) 8.87%Incumbent re-elected42Fred Clark Fred Clark (politician)Democratic2008Ran Democratic Party (US)Fred Clark (Dem.) 50.69% Republican Party (US)Jack Cummings (Rep.) 49.27%Incumbent re-elected43Kim HixsonDemocratic2006Ran Republican Party (US)Evan Wynn (Rep.) 52.49% Democratic Party (US)Kim Hixson (Dem.) 47.47%Incumbent defeated.New member elected.Republican gain.44Michael J. SheridanDemocratic2004Ran Republican Party (US)Joe Knilans (Rep.) 51.50% Democratic Party (US)Michael J. Sheridan (Dem.) 48.45%Incumbent defeated.New member elected.Republican gain.45Chuck BenedictDemocratic2004 Did not run Republican Party (US)Amy Loudenbeck (Rep.) 54.36% Democratic Party (US)Roger Anclam (Dem.) 45.61%Incumbent retired.New member elected.Republican gain.46Gary HeblDemocratic2004Ran Democratic Party (US)Gary Hebl (Dem.) 59.38% Republican Party (US)Kathy Maves (Rep.) 40.56%Incumbent re-elected47Keith RippRepublican2008Ran Republican Party (US)Keith Ripp (Rep.) 57.23% Democratic Party (US)Trish O'Neil (Dem.) 42.74%Incumbent re-elected48Joe ParisiDemocratic2004Ran Democratic Party (US)Joe Parisi (Dem.) 72.49% Republican Party (US)Spencer Zimmerman (Rep.) 24.33% IndependentGrant J. Gilbertson (Ind.) 3.13%Incumbent re-elected49Phil GarthwaiteDemocratic2006Ran Republican Party (US)Travis Tranel (Rep.) 56.92% Democratic Party (US)Phil Garthwaite (Dem.) 42.99%Incumbent defeated.New member elected.Republican gain.50Ed Brooks Edward Brooks (Wisconsin politician)Republican2008Ran Republican Party (US)Ed Brooks (Rep.) 60.24% Democratic Party (US)Sarah Ann Shanahan (Dem.) 37.44% IndependentBen Olson III (Ind.) 37.44%Incumbent re-elected51Steve HilgenbergDemocratic2006 Did not run Republican Party (US)Howard Marklein (Rep.) 52.13% Democratic Party (US)John Simonson (Dem.) 47.84%Incumbent retired.New member elected.Republican gain.52John Townsend John Townsend (Wisconsin politician)Republican1998 Did not run Republican Party (US)Jeremy Thiesfeldt (Rep.) 62.90% Democratic Party (US)Paul G. Czisny (Dem.) 36.98%Incumbent retired.New member elected.Republican hold.53Richard SpanbauerRepublican2008Ran Republican Party (US)Richard Spanbauer (Rep.) 99.45%Incumbent re-elected54Gordon HintzDemocratic2006Ran Democratic Party (US)Gordon Hintz (Dem.) 57.16% Republican Party (US)Jonathan Krause (Rep.) 42.75%Incumbent re-elected55Dean KaufertRepublican1991Ran Republican Party (US)Dean Kaufert (Rep.) 98.79%Incumbent re-elected56Roger RothRepublican2006 Ran for U.S. House Republican Party (US)Michelle Litjens (Rep.) 99.52%Incumbent ran for U.S. House.New member elected.Republican hold.57Penny Bernard SchaberDemocratic 2008 Ran Democratic Party (US)Penny Bernard Schaber (Dem.) 52.44% Republican Party (US)Chris Hanson (Rep.) 47.38%Incumbent re-elected58Patricia StrachotaRepublican2004 Ran Republican Party (US)Patricia Strachota (Rep.) 99.37%Incumbent re-elected59Daniel LeMahieuRepublican2002 Ran Republican Party (US)Daniel LeMahieu (Rep.) 99.36%Incumbent re-elected60Mark Gottlieb Mark Gottlieb (politician)Republican2002 Ran Republican Party (US)Mark Gottlieb (Rep.) 99.23%Incumbent re-elected61Robert L. TurnerDemocratic1990 Ran Democratic Party (US)Robert L. Turner (Dem.) 81.96% Libertarian Party (US)George Meyers (Lib.) 17.71%Incumbent re-elected62Cory MasonDemocratic2006 Ran Democratic Party (US)Cory Mason (Dem.) 53.78% Republican Party (US)Chris Wright (Rep.) 44.10% Libertarian Party (US)Tony Decubellis (Lib.) 2.07%Incumbent re-elected63Robin VosRepublican2004 Ran Republican Party (US)Robin Vos (Rep.) 99.35%Incumbent re-elected64Peter BarcaDemocratic1984(2008) Ran Democratic Party (US)Peter Barca (Dem.) 84.17% Libertarian Party (US) Daane Hoffman (Lib.) 15.45% Incumbent re-elected65John SteinbrinkDemocratic1996 Ran Democratic Party (US)John Steinbrink (Dem.) 96.63%Incumbent re-elected66Samantha KerkmanRepublican2000 Ran Republican Party (US)Samantha Kerkman (Rep.) 69.73% Democratic Party (US)Steven M. Brown (Dem.) 30.22%Incumbent re-elected67Jeffrey WoodIndependent2002First elected as a Republican Did not run Republican Party (US)Tom Larson (Rep.) 62.58% Democratic Party (US)C. W. King (Dem.) 32.51% IndependentThomas Lange (Ind.) 4.83%Incumbent retired.New member elected.Republican gain.68Kristen DexterDemocratic2008Ran Republican Party (US)Kathy Bernier (Rep.) 50.15% Democratic Party (US)Kristen Dexter (Dem.) 49.73%Incumbent defeated.New member elected.Republican gain.69Scott SuderRepublican1998Ran Republican Party (US)Scott Suder (Rep.) 99.14%Incumbent re-elected70Amy Sue VruwinkDemocratic2002Ran Democratic Party (US)Amy Sue Vruwink (Dem.) 53.75% Republican Party (US)John Spiros (Rep.) 46.17%Incumbent re-elected71Louis MolepskeDemocratic2003(special)Ran Democratic Party (US)Louis Molepske (Dem.) 56.93% Republican Party (US)Bob Scovill (Rep.) 42.92%Incumbent re-elected72Marlin SchneiderDemocratic1970Elected to Wood County's 2nd district in 1970, the 59th district in 1972, the 59th district in 1982, and the 72nd in 1984 lower-alphaRan Republican Party (US)Scott Krug (Rep.) 46.56% Democratic Party (US)Marlin Schneider (Dem.) 41.32% IndependentThad Kubisiak (Ind.) 12.08%Incumbent defeated.New member elected.Republican gain.73Nick MilroyDemocratic2008Ran Democratic Party (US)Nick Milroy (Dem.) 56.18% Republican Party (US)Bonnie Baker (Rep.) 43.77%Incumbent re-elected74 --Vacant-- Democratic Party (US)Janet Bewley (Dem.) 52.99% Republican Party (US)Shirl LaBarre (Rep.) 46.95%Incumbent resigned.New member elected.Democratic hold.75Mary HublerDemocratic1984 Did not run Republican Party (US)Roger Rivard (Rep.) 50.98% Democratic Party (US)Steve Perala (Dem.) 48.85% IndependentJohn Schiess (Ind. write-in) 0.04%Incumbent retired.New member elected.Republican gain.76Terese BerceauDemocratic1998Ran Democratic Party (US)Terese Berceau (Dem.) 81.64% IndependentTorrey Jaeckle (Ind.) 18.15%Incumbent re-elected77Spencer BlackDemocratic1984 Did not run Democratic Party (US)Brett Hulsey (Dem.) 48.62% Wisconsin Green PartyBen Manski (Grn.) 31.08% Republican Party (US)David Redick (Rep.) 18.70% Constitution Party (US)David K. Olson (Con.) 1.49%Incumbent retired.New member elected.Democratic hold.78Mark PocanDemocratic1998Ran Democratic Party (US)Mark Pocan (Dem.) 98.94%Incumbent re-elected79Sondy PopeDemocratic2002Ran Democratic Party (US)Sondy Pope (Dem.) 58.98% Republican Party (US)Tom Clauder (Rep.) 40.95%Incumbent re-elected80Brett DavisRepublican2004 Ran for lieutenant governor Democratic Party (US)Janis Ringhand (Dem.) 52.77% Republican Party (US)Don Henke (Rep.) 47.09%Incumbent ran for lieutenant governor.New member elected.Democratic gain.81Kelda RoysDemocratic2008Ran Democratic Party (US)Kelda Roys (Dem.) 98.90%Incumbent re-elected82Jeff Stone Jeff Stone (Wisconsin politician)Republican1998(special)Ran Republican Party (US)Jeff Stone (Rep.) 98.87%Incumbent re-elected83Scott GundersonRepublican1994Ran Republican Party (US)Scott Gunderson (Rep.) 78.69% Democratic Party (US)Aaron Robertson (Dem.) 21.28%Incumbent re-elected84 --Vacant-- Republican Party (US)Mike Kuglitsch (Rep.) 73.72% Democratic Party (US)Don Vanpool (Dem.) 26.22%Incumbent resigned.New member elected.Republican hold.85Donna SeidelDemocratic2004Ran Democratic Party (US)Donna Seidel (Dem.) 52.53% Republican Party (US)Charles R. Eno (Rep.) 43.15% Libertarian Party (US)Jim Maas (Lib.) 4.23%Incumbent re-elected86Jerry PetrowskiRepublican1998Ran Republican Party (US)Jerry Petrowski (Rep.) 66.82% Democratic Party (US)Todd Punke (Dem.) 28.96% IndependentFrederick Melms (Ind.) 4.18%Incumbent re-elected87Mary Williams Mary Williams (Wisconsin politician)Republican2002Ran Republican Party (US)Mary Williams (Rep.) 56.80% Democratic Party (US)Dana Schultz (Dem.) 40.02% IndependentFrank Rutherford (Ind.) 3.15%Incumbent re-elected88James SoletskiDemocratic2006Ran Republican Party (US)John Klenke (Rep.) 50.74% Democratic Party (US)James Soletski (Dem.) 49.09%Incumbent defeated.New member elected.Republican gain.89John NygrenRepublican2006Ran Republican Party (US)John Nygren (Rep.) 67.68% Democratic Party (US)Bob Orwig (Dem.) 32.24%Incumbent re-elected90Karl Van RoyRepublican2002Ran Republican Party (US)Karl Van Roy (Rep.) 58.42% Democratic Party (US)Lou Ann Weix (Dem.) 41.51%Incumbent re-elected91Chris DanouDemocratic2008Ran Democratic Party (US)Chris Danou (Dem.) 58.70% Republican Party (US)Bill Ingram (Rep.) 41.28%Incumbent re-elected92Mark A. Radcliffe Mark Radcliffe (politician)Democratic2008Ran Democratic Party (US)Mark A. Radcliffe (Dem.) 50.80% Republican Party (US)Dennis Clinard (Rep.) 49.08%Incumbent re-elected93Jeff Smith Jeff Smith (Wisconsin politician)Democratic2006Ran Republican Party (US)Warren Petryk (Rep.) 50.12% Democratic Party (US)Jeff Smith (Dem.) 49.79%Incumbent defeated.New member elected.Republican gain.94Michael HuebschRepublican1994Ran Republican Party (US)Michael Huebsch (Rep.) 58.85% Democratic Party (US)Cheryl Hancock (Dem.) 41.12%Incumbent re-elected95Jennifer ShillingDemocratic2000Ran Democratic Party (US)Jennifer Shilling (Dem.) 63.53% Republican Party (US)Nick Charles (Rep.) 36.27%Incumbent re-elected96Lee NerisonRepublican2004Ran Republican Party (US)Lee Nerison (Rep.) 61.13% Democratic Party (US)Brian K. Murphy (Dem.) 38.85%Incumbent re-elected97Bill KramerRepublican2006Ran Republican Party (US)Bill Kramer (Rep.) 67.46% Democratic Party (US)Dawn M. Caruss (Dem.) 32.48%Incumbent re-elected98Rich ZippererRepublican2006Ran for state Senate Republican Party (US)Paul Farrow (Rep.) 76.57% Democratic Party (US)Victor Weers (Dem.) 23.37%Incumbent ran for Wisconsin Senate.New member elected.Republican hold.99Don PridemoreRepublican2004Ran Republican Party (US)Don Pridemore (Rep.) 77.33% Democratic Party (US)Tom Hibbard (Dem.) 22.55%Incumbent re-elected See also 2010 Wisconsin elections 2010 Wisconsin gubernatorial election 2010 Wisconsin Senate election 2010 United States Senate election in Wisconsin 2010 United States House of Representatives elections in Wisconsin 2010 United States elections Wisconsin State Assembly Elections in Wisconsin Redistricting in Wisconsin Notes References Wisconsin State Assembly election Category:2010 Wisconsin elections Category:Wisconsin State Assembly elections Category:November 2010 in the United States