Gwen Moore wins reelection in Wisconsin’s 4th Congressional District

ByBrian Bateman
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Gwen Moore (D)
CALLED WINNER
78.82%
117,541 votes		 Tim Rogers (R)
REPUBLICAN
18.44%
27,491 votes

Democratic Rep. Gwen Moore won reelection in Wisconsin’s 4th Congressional District, retaining the Milwaukee-area seat for her party, according to Decision Desk HQ.

DDHQ’s 8:42 p.m. CST returns showed Moore with 117,541 votes, or 78.82%, with 49% reporting. Republican Tim Rogers had 27,491 votes, or 18.44%, and independent Arthur Burks had 4,090 votes, or 2.74%.

Geographic United States map of called and undecided House seats, summarized within state outlines
AP/DDHQ call: Gwen Moore (D). Returns: Nov. 3, 8:42 p.m. CST. DDHQ results. National geographic map: Nov. 3, 9:14 p.m. CST. Blue: Democratic; red: Republican; gold: Other; gray: undecided. State bands count seats; they do not trace congressional district boundaries. U.S. Census state boundaries.

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