Holly Gilvary
The deadline for candidates to file for 2026 elections in Wisconsin was 5 p.m. June 1. The Wisconsin Elections Commission on June 9 officially confirmed the candidates who will be on the ballot.
The general election is scheduled for Nov. 3. Some races will require a primary, which will be Aug. 11.
Here's who is running for districts representing Racine and Kenosha counties.
Incumbents are denoted with (i).
U.S. Congressional District 1
Bryan Steil (Republican) (i)
Miguel Aranda (Democrat)
Mitchell Berman (Democrat)
Peter Burgelis (Democrat)
Lorenzo J. Santos (Democrat)
State Senate District 11
Steven J. Doelder (Democrat)
Adam Duda (Democrat)
Nick Polce (Republican)
Ellen Schutt (Republican)
Sandy Wiedmeyer (Republican)
State Senate District 21
Jim Croft (Republican)
Trevor Jung (Democrat)
Wisconsin Assembly District 32
Greg Miller (Democrat)
Amanda Nedweski (Republican) (i)
Wisconsin Assembly District 33
Rick Bailey (Democrat)
Maria Elena Bisabarros (Democrat)
Rick Stacey (Republican)
Steve Wicklund (Republican)
Wisconsin Assembly District 62
Mike Bellagio (Republican)
Angelina M. Cruz (Democrat) (i)
Wisconsin Assembly District 63
Eddie Phanichkul (Democrat)
Robert Wittke (Republican) (i)
Wisconsin Assembly District 64
Ed Hibsch (Republican)
Tip McGuire (Democrat) (i)
Wisconsin Assembly District 65
Ben DeSmidt (Democrat) (i)
Valerie Kretchmer (Republican)
Wisconsin Assembly District 66
Gina Cefalu Paulick (Republican)
Greta Neubauer (Democrat) (i)
Wisconsin Assembly District 84
Chuck Wichgers (Republican) (i)
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