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WI-7 House Race 2028 (Wisconsin)
Election day: November 7, 2028.
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In the news
- Trump-Backed Michael Alfonso Wins in Wisconsin Congressional Race
Trump-backed candidate Michael Alfonso defeated his Democrat opponent Fred Clark in the race for the seat in Wisconsin’s 7th Congressional District. Alfonso, who is the son-in-law of Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy, received 186,035…
- Alfonso Campaign Releases Statement on Election Results
WAUSAU, WI — WI-07 Congressman-elect Michael Alfonso released the following statement following the November election: “I am deeply humbled that the voters of Wisconsin’s 7th, many of whom are my friends, neighbors, and fellow churchgoers…
- Barron school referendum fails; Republicans favored in county, but Democrats surge statewide
Barron City Hall was non-stop busy Tuesday as voters came in to cast their ballots, with a school referendum and much more hanging in the balance. Many races and referendum questions were called early Tuesday night, Nov. 3, in the General…
- How Gen Z Republicans running for Congress are thinking about the future of the party
In northeast Iowa, 29-year-old Joe Mitchell is vying to represent the state's second congressional district. It's a competitive race, one of just a handful considered to be a tossup, as voters sour on President Trump and Democrats see…
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