GREEN BAY, WI – (WGBW & WISS) – Now that the partisan primary election is over, races throughout Northeast Wisconsin have filled out. The November 5 ballot features a race for US Senator, three US Congressional races, five races for state senator, and 17 races to fill state assembly seats.
Redistricting resulted in many incumbents being drawn into districts together. The redistricting also gives Democrats hope in filling some seats that have been Republican strongholds for years.
Here are the races on the November 5th Ballot so far.
| Race | Democrat | Republican | Notes |
| US Congress Dist. 8 | Kristin Lyerly: De Pere | Tony Wied: De Pere | 2-year term 2025-2027 |
| US Congress Dist. 8 | Kristin Lyerly: De Pere | Tony Wied: De Pere | Special Election to fill the term vacated when Mike Gallagher resigned. |
| US Congress Dist. 6 | John Zarbano: Oshkosh | Glenn Grothman (i): Fond du Lac | |
| US Senator | Tammy Baldwin | Eric Hovde | |
| Wis. Assem Dist. 1 | Renee Paplham: Kewanee | Joel Kitchens (i): Sturgeon Bay | |
| Wis. Assem Dist 2 | Alicia Saunders: Kimberly | Shae Sortwell (i): Two Rivers | |
| Wis. Assem Dist 3 | Jason Schmitz: Menasha | Ron Tusler: Harrison | |
| Wis. Assem Dist 4 | Jane Benson: Suamico | David Steffen (i): Green Bay | |
Wis. Assem Dist 5 | Greg Sampson: Little Chute | Joy Goeben (i) Hobart | |
| Wis. Assem Dist 6 | Shirley Hinze: Shawano | Elijah Behnke: Oconto | |
| Wis. Assem Dist 25 | Stephen Welch: Two Rivers | Paul Tittl (i): Manitowoc | |
| Wis. Assem Dist 39 | Chris Gordon: Neshkoro | Alex Dallman: Green Lake | |
| Wis. Assem Dist 52 | Lee Snodgrass (i): Appleton | Chad Cooke: Appleton | |
| Wis. Assem Dist 53 | Duiane Shukoski: Neenah | Dean Kaufert: Neenah | |
| Wis. Assem Dist 54 | Lori Palmeri (i): Oshkosh | Tim Paterson: Oshkosh | |
| Wis. Assem Dist 55 | Kyle Kehoe: Oshkosh | Nate Gustafson (i): Fox Crossing | |
| Wis. Assem Dist. 56 | Emily Tseffos: Appleton | Dave Murphy (i): Greenville | |
| Wis. Assem Dist. 57 | Ruth Caves: Wild Rose | Kevin Peterson (i): Waupaca | |
| Wis. Assem Dist.88 | Christy Welch: De Pere | Benjamin Franklin: De Pere | |
| Wis. Assem Dist 89 | Ryan Spaude: Green Bay | Patrick Buckley: Green Bay | |
| Wis. Assem Dist 90 | Amaad Rivera-Wagner: Green Bay | Jessica Henderson: Green Bay | |
| Wis. Senate Dist 2 | Kelly Peterson: De Pere | Eric Wimberger (i): Green Bay | |
| Wis. Senate Dist 12 | Andi Rich: Marinette | Mary Felzkowski: Tomahawk | |
| Wis. Senate Dist 18 | Kristin Alfheim: Appleton | Anthony Phillips: Appleton | |
| Wis. Senate Dist 20 | Michael Rapp: Van Dyne | Dan Feyen: Fond du Lac | |
| Wis. Senate Dist 30 | Jamie Wall: Green Bay | Jim Rafter: Green Bay |
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