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| | ==Wisconsin== | | ==Wisconsin== |
| − | ===WI-1st district===
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| − | Republican representative [[Bryan Steil]] is seeking re-election. Steil voted against the sham articles of impeachment.
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| − | ====WI-1 Republican primary====
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| − | Rep. Steil won renomination with no primary challengers.<ref name="Wisconsin Primary Results 2020">[https://www.politico.com/2020-election/results/wisconsin/ Wisconsin Primary Results 2020]</ref>
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| − | ====WI-1 Democrat primary====
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| − | The Democrat primary was won by Roger Polack with 58% of the vote.<ref name="Wisconsin Primary Results 2020"/>
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| | ===WI-2nd district=== | | ===WI-2nd district=== |
| | Democrat [[Mark Pocan]] is seeking re-election. Pocan voted for the impeachment coup. | | Democrat [[Mark Pocan]] is seeking re-election. Pocan voted for the impeachment coup. |
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| | ====WI-4 Republican primary==== | | ====WI-4 Republican primary==== |
| | The Republican primary was won by Tim Rogers with 50% of the vote.<ref name="Wisconsin Primary Results 2020"/> | | The Republican primary was won by Tim Rogers with 50% of the vote.<ref name="Wisconsin Primary Results 2020"/> |
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| − | ===WI-5th district (open)===
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| − | Republican [[Jim Sensenbrenner]] is retiring.
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| − | ====WI-5 Republican primary====
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| − | The Republican primary was won by Scott Fitzgerald with 77% of the vote.<ref name="Wisconsin Primary Results 2020"/>
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| − | The Democrat primary was won by Tom Palzewicz, who ran unopposed.<ref name="Wisconsin Primary Results 2020"/>
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| − | ===WI-6th district===
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| − | Republican [[Glenn Grothman]] is seeking re-election. Rep. Grothman voted against the sham articles of impeachment.
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| − | Grothman won his party's primary unopposed.<ref name="Wisconsin Primary Results 2020"/>
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| − | The Democrat primary was won by Jessica King with three-quarters of the votes casted.<ref name="Wisconsin Primary Results 2020"/>
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| | ===WI-7th district=== | | ===WI-7th district=== |
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| | The Democrat primary was won by Amanda Stuck, who ran unopposed.<ref name="Wisconsin Primary Results 2020"/> | | The Democrat primary was won by Amanda Stuck, who ran unopposed.<ref name="Wisconsin Primary Results 2020"/> |
| | {{Image Thumbnail left|File:Liz Cheney official portrait.jpg|160px|Rep. Cheney is seeking re-election.}} | | {{Image Thumbnail left|File:Liz Cheney official portrait.jpg|160px|Rep. Cheney is seeking re-election.}} |
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| | ==Wyoming (At-large)== | | ==Wyoming (At-large)== |
| | [[Liz Cheney]], the neocon [[Republican]] representative from [[Wyoming]]'s at-large district, is running for re-election to a third House term.<ref>Multiple sources: | | [[Liz Cheney]], the neocon [[Republican]] representative from [[Wyoming]]'s at-large district, is running for re-election to a third House term.<ref>Multiple sources: |