GOVERNOR
Tom Barrett, Milwaukee, Democrat
Tim John, Oconomowoc, Democrat
Mark W. Neumann, Nashotah, Republican
Scott S. Paterick, Wisconsin Rapids, Republican
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John Schiess, Rice Lake, Republican
Scott Walker, Milwaukee, Republican
Erick Scoglio, Balsam Lake, Independent
Danny M. Gawrisch, Lannon, Independent
James James, Spring Green, Independent
Jim Langer, Germantown, Independent
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
Spencer Coggs, Milwaukee, Democrat
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Tom Nelson, Kaukauna, Democrat
Henry Sanders, Waunakee, Democrat
James L. Schneider, Gotham, Democrat
Brett Davis, Oregon, Republican
Rebecca Kleefisch, Oconomowoc, Republican
Robert Gerald Lorge, Bear Creek, Republican
Dave Ross, Superior, Republican
Nick Voegeli, Sun Prairie, Republican
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Terry Virgil, Johnson Creek, Libertarian
ATTORNEY GENERAL
Scott Hassett, Lake Mills, Democrat
J.B. Van Hollen, Waunakee, Republican*
SECRETARY OF STATE
Doug La Follette, Madison, Democrat*
David D. King, Milwaukee, Republican
STATE TREASURER
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Dan Bohrod, Madison, Democrat
Dawn Marie Sass, Belleville, Democrat*
Scott Feldt, Janesville, Republican
Jim Sanfilippo, Milwaukee, Republican
Kurt W. Schuller, Eden, Republican
Craig Mohn, Woodville, Libertarian
U.S. SENATE
Russ Feingold, Middleton, Democrat*
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Stephen M. Finn, Milwaukee, Republican
Ron Johnson, Oshkosh, Republican
Dave Westlake, Watertown, Republican
Rob Taylor, Cumberland, Independent
7TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
Julie M. Lassa, Stevens Point, Democrat
Don Raihala, Superior, Democrat
Sean Duffy, Ashland, Republican
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Dan Mielke, Rudolph, Republican
Gary Kauther, Poplar, Independent
25TH STATE SENATE DISTRICT
Bob Jauch, Poplar, Democrat
Dane Deutsch, Rice Lake, Republican
73rd State Assembly District
Nick Milroy, South Range, Democrat
Bonnie Baker, Superior, Republican
Douglas County Sheriff
Tom Dalbec, Democrat*
Douglas County Clerk of Courts
Joan Osty, Democrat*
* Incumbent
The state Government Accountability Board is still determining the sufficiency of nomination papers for state and national offices. Candidates who have not gathered enough valid signatures to support their candidacy won't appear on the ballot in September if more than one candidate in a party is running or in November if there is only one candidate running.
