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THE DISTRICT

This safe Republican district encompasses Muskego and Mukwonago.

THE NUTSHELL

Sen. Julian Bradley, R-Franklin, is moving into this safe Republican seat after being drawn into a district with fellow GOP Sen. Van Wanggaard, R-Racine. Bradley faces no GOP primary challenger and will be a heavy favorite in November. He chaired the Legislative Council Study Committee on the Regulation of Artificial Intelligence in Wisconsin during the most recent legislative session and also served on the powerful Joint Committee for Review of Administrative Rules. Democrat Megan Lach, a digital marketer from Waukesha, is running as a Democrat in November. She is “determined to be a voice for change and to advocate for stability, integrity, and service in state government.”

CANDIDATE INTERVIEWS

PRIMARY RESULTS

Both Bradley and Lach advanced without an opponent.

Waukesha County Freeman: Lach announces bid for State Senate District 28

Assembly stories

Wisconsin Elections Commission challenges Madison’s argument on absentee voting

Wisconsin election officials to force depositions for Madison workers over uncounted ballots

Wisconsin voters whose ballots were not counted in November election seek damages

Wisconsin audit of Trump win finds not a single voting machine error

Some missing Madison ballots could have been counted — if clerk’s staff had acted in time

Wisconsin Elections Commission launches investigation into uncounted Madison ballots

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Senate District 28

by Wisconsin Watch, Wisconsin Watch
August 7, 2024

<h1>Senate District 28</h1>
<p class="byline">by Wisconsin Watch, Wisconsin Watch <br />August 7, 2024</p>
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<p class="has-text-align-center"><a href="https://wisconsinwatch.org/?p=1294358">U.S. Senate</a> | <a href="https://wisconsinwatch.org/?p=1294354">U.S. House</a> | <strong><a href="https://wisconsinwatch.org/?p=1294349">State Senate</a></strong> | <a href="https://wisconsinwatch.org/?p=1291349">Assembly</a> | <a href="https://wisconsinwatch.org/?p=1294827">Constitutional amendments</a> </p>
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<p>This safe Republican district encompasses Muskego and Mukwonago.</p>
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<p>Sen. Julian Bradley, R-Franklin, is moving into this safe Republican seat after being drawn into a district with fellow GOP Sen. Van Wanggaard, R-Racine. Bradley faces no GOP primary challenger and will be a heavy favorite in November. He chaired the Legislative Council Study Committee on the Regulation of Artificial Intelligence in Wisconsin during the most recent legislative session and also served on the powerful Joint Committee for Review of Administrative Rules.</p>
<p>Democrat Megan Lach, a digital marketer from Waukesha, is running as a Democrat in November. She is "determined to be a voice for change and to advocate for stability, integrity, and service in state government."</p>
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<p>Both Bradley and Lach advanced without an opponent.</p>
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<p><a href="https://www.gmtoday.com/the_freeman/news/lach-announces-bid-for-state-senate-district-28/article_aeca4604-a8f2-545a-9b2e-eb04b33bb6ac.html?=/&amp;subcategory=2%7CClasses+%2F+Courses">Waukesha County Freeman: Lach announces bid for State Senate District 28</a></p>
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Senate District 28

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Wisconsin election officials to force depositions for Madison workers over uncounted ballots

Wisconsin voters whose ballots were not counted in November election seek damages

Wisconsin audit of Trump win finds not a single voting machine error

Some missing Madison ballots could have been counted — if clerk’s staff had acted in time

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