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    Anthony Phillips secures Republican bid for new State Senate District 18. View results of Tuesday's primary election in Winnebago County.

    By Justin Marville, Oshkosh Northwestern,

    2 days ago

    OSHKOSH – Oncologist Anthony Phillips secured the Republican ticket for a new State Senate District 18 after upending Appleton businessman Blong Yang, according to unofficial results from Tuesday’s primary.

    Phillips is set to face Appleton Ald. Kristin Alfiem, who was the lone Democratic candidate, in the Nov. 5 general election for the redrawn district that now encompasses the cities of Appleton, Menasha, Neenah and Oshkosh.

    Incumbent Republican Sen. Dan Feyen was drawn out of the district and is now seeking reelection in State Senate District 20.

    Current State Assembly District 53 Sen. Michael Schraa lost his reelection bid in District 55, as incumbent and Winnebago County Board Supervisor Nate Gustafson retained the Republican nomination.

    Real estate agent Kyle Kehoe was unchallenged for the Democratic ticket and will face Gustafson in a reshaped district that covers Grand Chute, Fox Crossing, Winneconne and Omro.

    State Assembly District 40 incumbent Kevin Peterson, redrawn into District 57, won the Republican bid over real estate professional Duane Wilson and will now face Ruth Caves, who was unchallenged for the Democratic ticket.

    Former Neenah Mayor Dean Kaufert and retired environmental health and safety manager Duane Shukoski were both unchallenged in District 53 for the Republican and Democratic bids, respectively.

    Kaufert is making a return to political life following a two-year hiatus after incumbent Michael Schraa was drawn out of the district by the new maps.

    Wisconsin election results: View the full results from the Aug. 13, 2024, Wisconsin Primary Election

    Incumbent Democratic Senator and former Oshkosh Mayor Lori Palmeri and Republican Tim Paterson — the Winnebago County Board Supervisor for District 11 — were also unchallenged in State Assembly District 54.

    It was a similar story in District 39, where Republican Alex Dallman, who previously represented District 41, and Democrat career school educator Chris Gordon were both unchallenged.

    Multi-millionaire Sunwest Bank CEO Eric Hovde is set to face two-term Democratic Sen. Tammy Baldwin after comfortably winning the Republican bid for U.S. Senate.

    Hovde won the Republican primary over chair of the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point Republicans Rejani Raveendran and Sharon farmer Charles Barman.

    Former business owner Tony Wied secured the 8th Congressional District's Republican bid for both the unexpired term of former Rep. Mike Gallagher and the vote for a two-year term.

    Wied defeated former state Sen. Roger Roth and 1st Senate District incumbent Andre Jacque to face obstetrician and gynecologist Kristin Lyerly, the lone Democratic candidate on the card.

    Both the incumbent, Republican Glenn Grothman, and Democratic candidate John Zarbano were unchallenged for the 6th U.S. Congressional District.

    Current Winnebago County District Attorney Eric Sparr ran as an independent and was unopposed for the position.

    So too were Republican incumbents Julie Barthels and Amber Hoppa, who were unchallenged for Winnebago County Clerk and Treasurer, respectively.

    Town of Black Wolf clerk Susan Snyder won her Republican primary for the Register of Deeds against former Oshkosh Mayor and current council member Paul Esslinger.

    Democrat Christopher G. Larson, the current Chief Deputy Register of Deeds, ran unopposed and will face Snyder for the position.

    Voters rejected a pair of constitutional amendment questions aiming to give the Legislature more control over spending federal funds.

    Here's a look at Tuesday's results.

    Winners in bold.

    Party Preference

    • Democratic
    • Republican
    • Constitution
    • Libertarian
    • Wisconsin Green

    Eighth U.S. Congressional District Special Primary (Republican)

    • Tony Wied
    • Andre Jacque
    • Roger Roth

    Eighth U.S. Congressional District Special Primary (Democrat)

    • Kristin Lyerly

    Eighth U.S. Congressional District Regular Term (Republican)

    • Roger Roth
    • Tony Wied
    • Andre Jacque

    Eighth U.S. Congressional District Regular Term (Democrat)

    • Kristin Lyerly

    U.S. Senate (Republican)

    • Eric Hovde
    • Charles E. Barman
    • Rejani Raveendran

    U.S. Senate (Democrat)

    • Tammy Baldwin

    Sixth U.S. Congressional District (Republican)

    • Glenn Grothman

    Sixth U.S. Congressional District (Democrat)

    • John Zarbano

    State Senate District 18 (Republican)

    • Anthony Wayne Phillips
    • Blong Yang

    State Senate District 18 (Democrat)

    • Kristin Alfiem

    State Assembly District 39 (Republican)

    • Alex Dallman

    State Assembly District 39 (Democrat)

    • Chris Gordon

    State Assembly District 53 (Republican)

    • Dean R. Kaufert

    State Assembly District 53 (Democrat)

    • Duane J. Shukoski

    State Assembly District 54 (Republican)

    • Tim Paterson

    State Assembly District 54 (Democrat)

    • Lori Palmeri

    State Assembly District 55 (Republican)

    • Nate Gustafson
    • Michael Schraa

    State Assembly District 55 (Democrat)

    • Kyle Kehoe

    State Assembly District 57 (Republican)

    • Kevin Peterson
    • Duane Wilson

    State Assembly District 57 (Democrat)

    • Ruth Caves

    Register of Deeds (Democrat)

    • Christopher G. Larson

    County Clerk (Republican)

    • Julie A. Barthels

    County Treasurer (Republican)

    • Amber L. Hoppa

    Register of Deeds (Republican)

    • Susan M. Snyder
    • Paul J. Esslinger

    State Referendum: Delegation of appropriation power.

    • Yes
    • No

    State Referendum: Allocation of federal moneys.

    • Yes
    • No

    Contact Justin Marville at jmarville@gannett.com .

    This article originally appeared on Oshkosh Northwestern: Anthony Phillips secures Republican bid for new State Senate District 18. View results of Tuesday's primary election in Winnebago County.

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