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Candidate Unofficial Results Official Canvass Recount Michael Bub 1,434 1,434 1,433 Scott Noble 960

The General Recall Election for State Senate District 30 was held on July 19, as well as Recall Primaries in State Senate Districts 12 and 22. Official results for these recall primaries and election held July 19 are posted below. Please refer to the Recall Election page for more infomation.

Governor Walker has ordered a special election to fill a vacant seat in Senate District 20 held by Sen. Glenn Grothman. The district includes these counties: Calumet, Fond du Lac, Ozaukee, Sheboygan and Washington. Special Election: Tuesday, April 7, 2015 Click here for the February 17 official primary results.

The Government Accountability Board produces statistics on voter turnout and the number of registered voters. Please click on the attachments to view or download the documents. Statistics on voter registration and turnout prior to the 2008 presidential election are not available. It was not until recent years that Wisconsin had a statewide voter list. Previously, voter lists were maintained by cities, villages and towns. Click here for older statistics.

Click the attachment links below for lists of candidates who have officially registered with the Government Accountability Board for the Spring 2011 Election on April 5, 2011. In addition to the list of all candidates registered, there are additional documents showing the number of nomination signatures filed, as well as supplemental filings of nomination petitions. All candidates who have filed nomination papers by the deadline are listed on the Spring 2011-All Candidates Registered list.

This page contains the list of all candidates who have registered for the May 3, 2011 Special Election to fill vacant seats in Assembly Districts 60, 83 and 94. Also there is a list of Candidates on the Ballot for the April 5, 2011 Special Election Primary and the May 3, 2011 Special election. The Nomination Paper Tracking and Supplemental attachments are chronicalogical list of candidate nomination paper filings.

On April 29, 2011, the Government Accountability Board’s Elections Division mailed postcards to approximately 240,000 Wisconsin registered voters who have not voted in the past four years.

The Government Accountability Board voted on July 22 to place Andrew Wisniewski on the ballot.