AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoWisconsin Trifecta: Democrats won the governor’s office and majorities in both legislative chambers for the first time since 2010. David Crowley defeated Tom Tiffany to become Wisconsin’s first Black governor; Democrats enter January with an 18–15 Senate majority and a 53–46 Assembly edge. Congressional Shifts: Rebecca Cooke unseated Derrick Van Orden in the 3rd District, and Mitchell Berman defeated Bryan Steil in the 1st, leaving Wisconsin’s House delegation evenly split, 4–4. Statewide Offices: Josh Kaul won another term as attorney general, JoCasta Zamarripa won secretary of state, and Yee Leng Xiong became the first Hmong American elected to statewide office as treasurer. Ballot Measures: Voters approved a constitutional amendment barring government preference or discrimination based on identity; they rejected another measure and were split on a proposal to limit the governor’s partial veto. National Impact: Democrats also won control of the U.S. House and Senate, setting up new checks on President Donald Trump’s agenda.
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