# 2008 Wisconsin State Assembly election

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The 2008 Wisconsin State Assembly election was held on Tuesday, November 4, 2008. All 99 seats in the Wisconsin State Assembly were up for election. Before the election, 51 Assembly seats were held by Republicans and 47 seats were held by Democrats. The primary election was held on September 9, 2008.
Democrats flipped five Republican-held seats and took the Assembly majority for the first time since 1994. They entered the 98th Wisconsin Legislature with 52 of 99 Assembly seats.

## Results summary

| Seats | Seats | Party(majority caucus shading) | Party(majority caucus shading) | Party(majority caucus shading) | Total |
| Seats | Seats | Democratic | Independent | Republican | Total |
| Last election (2006) | Last election (2006) | 47 | 0 | 52 | 99 |
| Total after last election (2006) | Total after last election (2006) | 47 | 0 | 52 | 99 |
| Total before this election | Total before this election | 47 | 1 | 51 | 99 |
| Up for election | Up for election | 47 | 1 | 51 | 99 |
| of which: | Incumbent retired | 5 | 0 | 6 | 11 |
| of which: | Vacated | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| of which: | Unopposed | 20 | 0 | 4 | 24 |
| This election | This election | 52 | 1 | 46 | 99 |
| Change from last election | Change from last election | 5 | 1 | 6 | |
| Total after this election | Total after this election | 52 | 1 | 46 | 99 |
| Change in total | Change in total | 3 | | 3 | |
Popular vote
Democratic
55.31%
Republican
43.43%
Independent
0.97%
Libertarian
0.29% :
Assembly seats
Democratic
52.53%
Republican
46.46%
Independent
1.01% :

### Close races

Seats where the margin of victory was under 10%:
* State Assembly district 47, 0.07%
* State Assembly district 34, 0.64%
* State Assembly district 67, 0.73%
* State Assembly district 68, 0.88% (gain)
* State Assembly district 87, 0.90%
* State Assembly district 43, 2.42%
* State Assembly district 1, 2.74%
* State Assembly district 96, 3.46%
* State Assembly district 36, 3.59%
* State Assembly district 2, 4.30% (gain)
* State Assembly district 21, 5.00%
* State Assembly district 4, 5.53%
* State Assembly district 92, 6.51% (gain)
* State Assembly district 89, 7.14%
* State Assembly district 90, 7.47%
* State Assembly district 55, 7.86%
* State Assembly district 49, 8.06%
* State Assembly district 94, 8.13%
* State Assembly district 97, 9.35%
* State Assembly district 30, 9.57%

## Outgoing incumbents
### Retiring

* Sheryl Albers (R–Reedsburg), representing district 50 since 1991, retired.
* Frank Boyle (D–Superior), representing district 73 since 1986, retired.
* Barbara Gronemus (D–Whitehall), representing district 91 since 1984, retired.
* Eugene Hahn (R–Cambria), representing district 47 since 1990, retired.
* Suzanne Jeskewitz (R–Menomonee Falls), representing district 24 since 1996, retired.
* Terry Musser (R–Black River Falls), representing district 92 since 1984, retired.
* Carol Owens (R–Oshkosh), representing district 53 since 1992, retired.
* David Travis (D–Waunakee), representing district 81 since 1984, retired.
* Steve Wieckert (R–Appleton), representing district 57 since 1996, retired.

### Seeking other office

* James Kreuser (D–Kenosha), representing district 64 since 1993, retired to serve as County Executive of Kenosha County.
* Sheldon Wasserman (D–Milwaukee), representing District 22 since 1994, unsuccessfully ran for State Senate.

## Predictions

| Source | Ranking | As of |
| Stateline | Tossup | October 15, 2008 |

## Race summary

| District | Incumbent | Incumbent | Incumbent | Incumbent | This race | This race |
| District | Member | Party | First elected | Status | Candidates | Results |
| 1 | Garey Bies | Republican | 2000 | Ran | ▌YGarey Bies (Rep.) 51.33% ▌Dick Skare (Dem.) 48.59% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 2 | Frank Lasee | Republican | 1994 | Ran | ▌YTed Zigmunt (Dem.) 52.12% ▌Frank Lasee (Rep.) 47.82% | Incumbent defeated. New member elected Democratic gain. |
| 3 | Al Ott | Republican | 1986 | Ran | ▌YAl Ott (Rep.) 58.26% ▌Justin Krueger (Dem.) 41.67% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 4 | Phil Montgomery | Republican | 1998 | Ran | ▌YPhil Montgomery (Rep.) 52.73% ▌Sam Dunlop (Dem.) 47.20% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 5 | Tom Nelson | Democratic | 2004 | Ran | ▌YTom Nelson (Dem.) 64.44% ▌Jim Steineke (Rep.) 35.52% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 6 | Gary Tauchen | Republican | 2006 | Ran | ▌YGary Tauchen (Rep.) 55.02% ▌John Powers (Dem.) 44.95% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 7 | Peggy Krusick | Democratic | 1983 (special) | Ran | ▌YPeggy Krusick (Dem.) 59.53% ▌Corrine Wiesmueller (Rep.) 38.01% ▌Brad Sponholz (Lib.) 2.35% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 8 | Pedro Colón | Democratic | 1998 | Ran | ▌Pedro Colón (Dem.) 98.26% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 9 | Josh Zepnick | Democratic | 2002 | Ran | ▌Josh Zepnick (Dem.) 98.53% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 10 | Annette Polly Williams | Democratic | 1980 | Ran | ▌Annette Polly Williams (Dem.) 99.19% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 11 | Jason Fields | Democratic | 2004 | Ran | ▌Jason Fields (Dem.) 99.24% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 12 | Fred Kessler | Democratic | 1960 1962 (retired) 1964 1972 (retired) 2004 | Ran | ▌Fred Kessler (Dem.) 98.92% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 13 | David Cullen | Democratic | 1990 (special) | Ran | ▌David Cullen (Dem.) 98.42% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 14 | Leah Vukmir | Republican | 2002 (special) | Ran | ▌YLeah Vukmir (Rep.) 62.28% ▌Dave Hucke (Dem.) 37.55% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 15 | Tony Staskunas | Democratic | 1996 | Ran | ▌YTony Staskunas (Dem.) 60.45% ▌David Nickel (Rep.) 39.40% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 16 | Leon Young | Democratic | 1992 | Ran | ▌Leon Young (Dem.) 98.81% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 17 | Barbara Toles | Democratic | 2004 (special) | Ran | ▌Barbara Toles (Dem.) 99.20% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 18 | Tamara Grigsby | Democratic | 2004 | Ran | ▌Tamara Grigsby (Dem.) 98.96% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 19 | Jon Richards | Democratic | 1998 | Ran | ▌Jon Richards (Dem.) 98.52% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 20 | Christine Sinicki | Democratic | 1998 | Ran | ▌Christine Sinicki (Dem.) 98.22% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 21 | Mark Honadel | Republican | 2003 (special) | Ran | ▌YMark Honadel (Rep.) 52.43% ▌Glen Brower (Dem.) 47.43% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 22 | Sheldon Wasserman | Democratic | 1994 | Ran for State Senate | ▌YSandy Pasch (Dem.) 67.06% ▌Yash P. Wadhwa (Rep.) 32.77% | Incumbent retired. New member elected Democratic hold. |
| 23 | Jim Ott | Republican | 2006 | Ran | ▌YJim Ott (Rep.) 57.83% ▌Rene Settle-Robinson (Dem.) 42.10% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 24 | Suzanne Jeskewitz | Republican | 1996 | Incumbent retired | ▌YDan Knodl (Rep.) 61.88% ▌Charlene S. Brady (Dem.) 37.90% | Incumbent retired. New member elected Republican hold. |
| 25 | Bob Ziegelbauer | Democratic | 1992 | Ran | ▌Bob Ziegelbauer (Dem.) 98.85% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 26 | Terry Van Akkeren | Democratic | 2002 | Ran | ▌YTerry Van Akkeren (Dem.) 65.43% ▌Alex Pieper (Rep.) 34.51% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 27 | Steve Kestell | Republican | 1998 | Ran | ▌YSteve Kestell (Rep.) 65.95% ▌Bob Cox (Dem.) 33.99% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 28 | Ann Hraychuck | Democratic | 2006 | Ran | ▌YAnn Hraychuck (Dem.) 55.37% ▌Kent Muschinske (Rep.) 44.59% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 29 | John Murtha | Republican | 2006 | Ran | ▌YJohn Murtha (Rep.) 53.38% ▌Chris Buckel (Dem.) 42.73% ▌Craig Mohn (Lib.) 3.80% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 30 | Kitty Rhoades | Republican | 1998 | Ran | ▌YKitty Rhoades (Rep.) 54.74% ▌Sarah A. Bruch (Dem.) 45.17% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 31 | Stephen Nass | Republican | 1990 | Ran | ▌YStephen Nass (Rep.) 66.66% ▌Frank E. Urban (Dem.) 33.22% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 32 | Thomas Lothian | Republican | 2002 | Ran | ▌YThomas Lothian (Rep.) 51.65% ▌Doug A. Harrod (Dem.) 41.23% ▌John K. Finley (Ind.) 7.40% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 33 | Scott Newcomer | Republican | 2005 (special) | Ran | ▌Scott Newcomer (Rep.) 99.77% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 34 | Dan Meyer | Republican | 1998 | Ran | ▌YDan Meyer (Rep.) 50.28% ▌Paul Tubbs (Dem.) 49.64% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 35 | Donald Friske | Republican | 2000 | Ran | ▌YDonald Friske (Rep.) 56.72% ▌Jay Schmelling (Dem.) 43.23% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 36 | Jeffrey Mursau | Republican | 2004 | Ran | ▌YJeffrey Mursau (Rep.) 51.78% ▌Stan Gruszynski (Dem.) 48.19% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 37 | Andy Jorgensen | Democratic | 2006 | Ran | ▌YAndy Jorgensen (Dem.) 59.23% ▌Kent Koebke (Rep.) 40.64% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 38 | Joel Kleefisch | Republican | 2004 | Ran | ▌YJoel Kleefisch (Rep.) 66.27% ▌Dick Pas (Dem.) 33.62% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 39 | Jeff Fitzgerald | Republican | 2000 | Ran | ▌YJeff Fitzgerald (Rep.) 60.08% ▌Aaron E. Onsrud (Dem.) 39.89% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 40 | Kevin David Petersen | Republican | 2006 | Ran | ▌YKevin David Petersen (Rep.) 58.29% ▌Kevin M. Kuehl (Dem.) 41.67% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 41 | Joan Ballweg | Republican | 2004 | Ran | ▌YJoan Ballweg (Rep.) 62.78% ▌Scott Milheiser (Dem.) 37.14% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 42 | Jacob Hines | Republican | 2001 (special) | Ran | ▌YFred Clark (Dem.) 58.47% ▌Jacob Hines (Rep.) 41.47% | Incumbent defeated. New member elected Democratic gain. |
| 43 | Kim Hixson | Democratic | 2006 | Ran | ▌YKim Hixson (Dem.) 51.16% ▌Debi Towns (Rep.) 48.74% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 44 | Michael J. Sheridan | Democratic | 2004 | Ran | ▌Michael J. Sheridan (Dem.) 99.15% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 45 | Chuck Benedict | Democratic | 2004 | Ran | ▌YChuck Benedict (Dem.) 60.37% ▌Mike Hahn (Rep.) 39.58% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 46 | Gary Hebl | Democratic | 2004 | Ran | ▌YGary Hebl (Dem.) 66.28% ▌Kathy Maves (Rep.) 33.70% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 47 | Eugene Hahn | Republican | 1990 | Incumbent retired | ▌YKeith Ripp (Rep.) 47.87% ▌Trish O'Neil (Dem.) 47.80% ▌Dennis E. Hruby (Ind.) 4.30% | Incumbent retired. New member elected Republican hold. |
| 48 | Joe Parisi | Democratic | 2004 | Ran | ▌Joe Parisi (Dem.) 99.51% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 49 | Phil Garthwaite | Democratic | 2006 | Ran | ▌YPhil Garthwaite (Dem.) 53.96% ▌Travis Tranel (Rep.) 45.90% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 50 | Sheryl Albers | Republican | 1991 (special) | Incumbent retired | ▌YEd Brooks (Rep.) 56.20% ▌Tom Crofton (Dem.) 43.73% | Incumbent retired. New member elected Republican hold. |
| 51 | Steve Hilgenberg | Democratic | 2006 | Ran | ▌YSteve Hilgenberg (Dem.) 56.84% ▌Nathan R. Russell (Rep.) 43.12% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 52 | John Townsend | Republican | 1998 | Ran | ▌YJohn Townsend (Rep.) 57.92% ▌Jerry Keifenheim (Dem.) 42.02% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 53 | Carol Owens | Republican | 1992 | Incumbent retired | ▌YRichard Spanbauer (Rep.) 63.80% ▌Jeff Mann (Dem.) 36.11% | Incumbent retired. New member elected Republican hold. |
| 54 | Gordon Hintz | Democratic | 2006 | Ran | ▌YGordon Hintz (Dem.) 66.21% ▌Mark Reiff (Rep.) 33.64% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 55 | Dean Kaufert | Republican | 1991 | Ran | ▌YDean Kaufert (Rep.) 53.88% ▌Mark Westphal (Dem.) 46.02% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 56 | Roger Roth | Republican | 2006 | Ran | ▌YRoger Roth (Rep.) 59.66% ▌Susan Garcia Franz (Dem.) 40.24% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 57 | Steve Wieckert | Republican | 1996 | Incumbent retired | ▌YPenny Bernard Schaber (Dem.) 56.98% ▌Jo Egelhoff (Rep.) 42.82% | Incumbent retired. New member elected Democratic gain. |
| 58 | Patricia Strachota | Republican | 2004 | Ran | ▌YPatricia Strachota (Rep.) 82.77% ▌Greg Dombro (Ind.) 17.15% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 59 | Daniel LeMahieu | Republican | 2002 | Ran | ▌Daniel LeMahieu (Rep.) 99.32% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 60 | Mark Gottlieb | Republican | 2002 | Ran | ▌YMark Gottlieb (Rep.) 70.29% ▌Perry Duman (Dem.) 29.65% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 61 | Robert L. Turner | Democratic | 1990 | Ran | ▌YRobert L. Turner (Dem.) 87.71% ▌George Meyers (Lib.) 12.09% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 62 | Cory Mason | Democratic | 2006 | Ran | ▌YCory Mason (Dem.) 84.54% ▌Keith Deschler (Lib.) 15.20% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 63 | Robin Vos | Republican | 2004 | Ran | ▌YRobin Vos (Rep.) 61.51% ▌Linda Flashinski (Dem.) 38.45% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 64 | James Kreuser | Democratic | 1993 (special) | Retired to serve as Kenosha County Executive | ▌Peter Barca (Dem.) 98.71% | Incumbent retired. New member elected Democratic hold. |
| 65 | John Steinbrink | Democratic | 1996 | Ran | ▌YJohn Steinbrink (Dem.) 62.12% ▌Alex Tiahnybok (Rep.) 37.75% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 66 | Samantha Kerkman | Republican | 2000 | Ran | ▌YSamantha Kerkman (Rep.) 59.91% ▌Larry Zamba (Dem.) 40.03% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 67 | Jeffrey Wood | Independent | 2002 | Ran | ▌YJeffrey Wood (Ind.) 50.28% ▌Don Moga (Rep.) 49.55% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 68 | Terry Moulton | Republican | 2004 | Ran | ▌YKristen Dexter (Dem.) 50.35% ▌Terry Moulton (Rep.) 49.47% | Incumbent defeated. New member elected Democratic gain. |
| 69 | Scott Suder | Republican | 1998 | Ran | ▌YScott Suder (Rep.) 59.46% ▌Tim Swiggum (Dem.) 40.51% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 70 | Amy Sue Vruwink | Democratic | 2002 | Ran | ▌YAmy Sue Vruwink (Dem.) 69.62% ▌Dennis Seevers (Rep.) 30.34% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 71 | Louis Molepske | Democratic | 2003 (special) | Ran | ▌YLouis Molepske (Dem.) 68.61% ▌Daron L. Jensen (Rep.) 31.24% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 72 | Marlin Schneider | Democratic | 1970 | Ran | ▌YMarlin Schneider (Dem.) 62.23% ▌Jeff Tyberg (Rep.) 37.69% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 73 | Frank Boyle | Democratic | 1986 | Incumbent retired | ▌YNick Milroy (Dem.) 80.76% ▌Jeffrey Monaghan (Ind.) 18.69% | Incumbent retired. New member elected Democratic hold. |
| 74 | Gary Sherman | Democratic | 1998 | Ran | ▌YGary Sherman (Dem.) 62.38% ▌Shirl LaBarre (Rep.) 37.58% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 75 | Mary Hubler | Democratic | 1984 | Ran | ▌Mary Hubler (Dem.) 99.03% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 76 | Terese Berceau | Democratic | 1998 | Ran | ▌Terese Berceau (Dem.) 99.39% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 77 | Spencer Black | Democratic | 1984 | Ran | ▌Spencer Black (Dem.) 99.40% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 78 | Mark Pocan | Democratic | 1998 | Ran | ▌Mark Pocan (Dem.) 99.38% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 79 | Sondy Pope | Democratic | 2002 | Ran | ▌YSondy Pope (Dem.) 66.71% ▌Carl Skalitzky (Rep.) 33.22% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 80 | Brett Davis | Republican | 2004 | Ran | ▌YBrett Davis (Rep.) 56.10% ▌John Waelti (Dem.) 43.86% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 81 | David Travis | Democratic | 1978 | Incumbent retired | ▌Kelda Roys (Dem.) 98.89% | Incumbent retired. New member elected Democratic hold. |
| 82 | Jeff Stone | Republican | 1998 (special) | Ran | ▌Jeff Stone (Rep.) 99.02% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 83 | Scott Gunderson | Republican | 1994 | Ran | ▌YScott Gunderson (Rep.) 72.97% ▌Aaron Robertson (Dem.) 26.98% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 84 | Mark Gundrum | Republican | 1998 | Ran | ▌Mark Gundrum (Rep.) 99.46% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 85 | Donna Seidel | Democratic | 2004 | Ran | ▌YDonna Seidel (Dem.) 64.08% ▌Jess F. Kufahl (Rep.) 35.81% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 86 | Jerry Petrowski | Republican | 1998 | Ran | ▌YJerry Petrowski (Rep.) 55.90% ▌Nate Myszka (Dem.) 44.06% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 87 | Mary Williams | Republican | 2002 | Ran | ▌YMary Williams (Rep.) 50.42% ▌Judy Reas (Dem.) 49.52% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 88 | James Soletski | Democratic | 2006 | Ran | ▌YJames Soletski (Dem.) 55.86% ▌Tony Theisen (Rep.) 44.03% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 89 | John Nygren | Republican | 2006 | Ran | ▌YJohn Nygren (Rep.) 53.54% ▌Randy Koehn (Dem.) 46.40% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 90 | Karl Van Roy | Republican | 2002 | Ran | ▌YKarl Van Roy (Rep.) 53.70% ▌Lou Ann Weix (Dem.) 46.23% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 91 | Barbara Gronemus | Democratic | 1982 | Incumbent retired | ▌YChris Danou (Dem.) 53.70% ▌Dave Hegenbarth (Rep.) 42.97% ▌Paul A. Beseler (Ind.) 2.64% ▌Ted Burleson (Lib.) 0.95% | Incumbent retired. New member elected Democratic hold. |
| 92 | Terry Musser | Republican | 1984 | Incumbent retired | ▌YMark Radcliffe (Dem.) 53.17% ▌Dan Hellman (Rep.) 46.66% | Incumbent retired. New member elected Democratic gain. |
| 93 | Jeff Smith | Democratic | 2006 | Ran | ▌YJeff Smith (Dem.) 59.35% ▌Darcy Fields (Rep.) 40.52% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 94 | Michael Huebsch | Republican | 1994 | Ran | ▌YMichael Huebsch (Rep.) 54.04% ▌Cheryl Hancock (Dem.) 45.91% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 95 | Jennifer Shilling | Democratic | 2000 | Ran | ▌Jennifer Shilling (Dem.) 97.29% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 96 | Lee Nerison | Republican | 2004 | Ran | ▌YLee Nerison (Rep.) 51.72% ▌Dale Klemme (Dem.) 48.26% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 97 | Bill Kramer | Republican | 2006 | Ran | ▌YBill Kramer (Rep.) 54.62% ▌Ruth Page Jones (Dem.) 45.27% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 98 | Rich Zipperer | Republican | 2006 | Ran | ▌YRich Zipperer (Rep.) 71.88% ▌Victor Weers (Dem.) 28.07% | Incumbent re-elected |
| 99 | Don Pridemore | Republican | 2004 | Ran | ▌Don Pridemore (Rep.) 99.40% | Incumbent re-elected |

## Aftermath

With this election Democrats held a trifecta in the Wisconsin government for the first time since 1982, when Tony Earl was elected governor of Wisconsin.
As of 2025, this is the last time Democrats gained a trifecta in Wisconsin, as despite winning the popular vote several times in following elections, a Republican instituted gerrymander in 2011, in addition to low voter turnout, prevented Democrats from gaining a majority of seats.