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Wisconsin 2026 Election Forecast

Final forecast, published Nov 3, 2026, 6:12 AM ET · 1,000,000 simulated elections · Election Day is Tuesday, November 3, 2026

In Wisconsin, David Crowley (D) had a 81% chance of winning the governor's race, and Democrats were projected to win about 3.1 of Wisconsin's 8 House seats (they held 2 before the election), according to PoliGov's final forecast for the 2026 midterm elections on November 3, 2026.

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Wisconsin governor's race

David CrowleyDemocrat
81%
Tom TiffanyRepublican
19%
RatingLean D
Projected marginD+5.0
Seat now held byDemocrats

Recent polls

PollsterDateSampleCrowleyTiffanyAdjusted
ResearchCo538 grade 2.411/01/2026450 LV53%47%D+5.7
Marquette Law School538 grade 3.010/28/2026668 LV51%44%D+6.5
YouGov538 grade 3.010/16/20261,715 RV46%42%D+3.3
Z to A Researchunrated10/09/2026662 LV49%44%D+5.5
Marquette Law School538 grade 3.09/30/2026692 LV49%46%D+2.5

Adjusted: the poll's margin after removing the pollster's house effect. Pollster grades: 538 (CC BY 4.0).

All polls: 270toWin

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Wisconsin has no U.S. Senate race in 2026.

Wisconsin House races

Wisconsin has 8 congressional districts. Democrats hold 2 and Republicans 6. The model projects about 3.1 Democratic and 4.9 Republican seats.

DistrictDemocratRepublicanRatingMarginDem win
WI-1Mitchell Berman vs. Bryan SteilMitchell BermanBryan SteilToss-upR+1.142%
WI-2Mark Pocan vs. —Mark Pocan—Safe DD+60.0100%
WI-3 FlipRebecca Cooke vs. Derrick Van OrdenRebecca CookeDerrick Van OrdenTilt DD+3.171%
WI-4Gwen Moore vs. Tim RogersGwen MooreTim RogersSafe DD+46.3100%
WI-5Andrew Beck vs. Scott FitzgeraldAndrew BeckScott FitzgeraldSafe RR+19.3<1%
WI-6Brad Smith vs. Glenn GrothmanBrad SmithGlenn GrothmanLikely RR+16.7<1%
WI-7Fred Clark vs. Michael AlfonsoFred ClarkMichael AlfonsoSafe RR+17.5<1%
WI-8Rick Crosson vs. Tony WiedRick CrossonTony WiedLikely RR+16.2<1%

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