Joe Sheehan wins reelection in Wisconsin’s 26th Assembly District

ByBrian Bateman
Wisconsin · 26th Assembly District;Democratic hold;actual district filled for the verified winner
WPR · Preliminary AP results; report updated Nov. 4, 9:56 a.m. as displayed, time zone not stated. Democratic hold. Census 2024 Assembly District 26 boundary, GEOID55026; only the named district is blue.
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Wisconsin · 26th Assembly District;Democratic hold;actual district filled for the verified winner
WPR · Preliminary AP results; report updated Nov. 4, 9:56 a.m. as displayed, time zone not stated. Democratic hold. Census 2024 Assembly District 26 boundary, GEOID55026; only the named district is blue.

Democratic state Rep. Joe Sheehan won reelection in Wisconsin’s 26th Assembly District, defeating Republican John Belanger, according to Wisconsin Public Radio’s reporting on preliminary Associated Press results. The outcome keeps the Sheboygan-area seat in Democratic hands.

Sheehan was among the Democratic incumbents who retained their districts as the party secured a 53–46 Assembly majority. Democrats also won an 18–15 majority in the state Senate, giving the party control of both legislative chambers. The reported results remain unofficial.

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