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Wisconsin Republicans Maintain Their Majority In State Senate

Republicans Also Hold Majority In Assembly

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Wisconsin State Capitol
Laura Zimmerman/WPR

Republicans flipped a Democratic seat and held eight other key seats to maintain their majority in the state Senate.

The GOP went into Election Day with an 18-15 advantage in the Senate. Thirteen seats were in play, including eight Republican seats. Democrats needed to hold their five seats and flip three GOP seats to win a 17-16 majority.

But Republicans held their eight seats and Andre Jacque defeated Democratic incumbent Caleb Frostman on Tuesday night to give the GOP an 18-13 advantage with two races undecided.

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Republicans held their majority in the Assembly as well. The GOP has controlled both houses of the Legislature since 2011.

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