- Democratic Gov. Tony Evers won re-election early Wednesday, fending off a challenge from businessman Tim Michels and ensuring that Democrats and Republicans will continue to split control in Madison.
- Michels conceded the race Wednesday just after midnight.
- Meanwhile, U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson was leading in his bid for a third six-year term in a closely-watched race against Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes. Both Johnson and the Barnes campaign said they would not call the race yet.
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Democrat Evers Holds Off Michels In Wisc Governor’s Race
