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Map: Wisconsin Spring 2020 Election Results

Dane County Judge Jill Karofsky beat incumbent Justice Dan Kelly for the Wisconsin Supreme Court. Former Vice President Joe Biden won the state's Democratic presidential primary, beating Vermont U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders who won the state four years ago.

By Will Kenneally, Kynala Phillips

April 14, 2020

Map: Wisconsin Spring 2020 Election Results

You can find a map of the 2020 November election results here or by clicking on the image below.

Dane County Judge Jill Karofsky beat incumbent Justice Dan Kelly for the Wisconsin Supreme Court. Former Vice President Joe Biden won the state’s Democratic presidential primary, beating Vermont U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders who won the state four years ago.

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