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Welcome to Wisconsin on Ballotpedia!


Located in the north-central, Great Lakes region of the United States, the state of Wisconsin is bordered by Minnesota, Iowa, Illinois, Michigan, Lake Michigan and Lake Superior. Nicknamed both “the Badger state” and “America’s Dairyland,” Wisconsin was the 30th state admitted to the Union in 1848. While Madison is the state’s capital, the city of Milwaukee is the state’s largest city. Currently, there are two members of the U.S. Senate, a total of 8 members of the U.S. House of Representatives, 33 members of the Wisconsin State Senate and 99 members of the Wisconsin State Assembly. As of September 2013, Wisconsin is one of 24 Republican state government trifectas.

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2013 elections in Wisconsin

On the 2013 ballot
There are regularly scheduled elections in Wisconsin.
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Voting in Wisconsin

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External resources for the State of Wisconsin

Wisconsin
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Federal

National politics in Wisconsin


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[[Ron Johnson (Wisconsin)|]]
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[[Tammy Baldwin|]]
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[[Glenn Grothman|]]
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[[Bryan Steil|]]
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[[Tom Tiffany|]]
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[[Tony Wied|]]
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About the U.S. Congress

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State

State-level leadership in Wisconsin




State laws & history of Wisconsin


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Wisconsin State executive officials


GovernorLieutenant Governor

Secretary of StateAttorney GeneralTreasurer
State AuditorSuperintendent of Public Instruction
Secretary of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection
Secretary of Workforce Development
Commissioner of InsuranceSecretary of Natural Resources

Public Service Commission



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Wisconsin State Legislature


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Wisconsin Statewide Ballot Measures & Recall

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Local

Local politics in Wisconsin


CountiesCitiesSchool Districts • Newspapers and blogs • Political organizations • Political consultants

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A recall is the removal of an elected official from office for wrongdoing or a disagreeable action the ballot measure specifies.


Political recall effortsRecalls by year


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The structure of the Wisconsin judicial system is laid out in Article VII of the state constitution. The state court system is composed of the Wisconsin Supreme Court, the Wisconsin Court of Appeals, the Wisconsin Circuit Court and the Wisconsin Municipal Courts.


The federal court system is made up of the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Wisconsin, the United States District Court for the Western District of Wisconsin, the Eastern District of Wisconsin Bankruptcy Court and the Western District of Wisconsin Bankruptcy Court. Appeals from these courts go to the United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit.

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Wisconsin
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The Badger State
Capital:   Madison
Motto:   Forward
Population:   5.69 million
Area of state:   65,498 sq. mi.
Admitted to U.S.:   1848
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