Wisconsin 2024 election results live updates: Harris vs Trump

Will Vice President Kamala Harris or Donald Trump wins Wisconsin and the presidency during the 2024 presidential election?

US Senate race between Democratic Sen. Tammy Baldwin and Republican businessman Eric Hovde is also Wisconsin’s voting titles.

We will have live coverage RESULTS all night. Follow below and refresh your browser for the latest.

In addition to the presidential election, Wisconsinites vote for a US Senate race, a referendum, and statewide Senate and Assembly races that are under new maps.

Kamala Harris wins Colorado

Kamala Harris won Colorado’s 10 electoral votes, according to the Associated Press.

Donald Trump wins Utah

Donald Trump won Utah’s six electoral votes, according to the Associated Press.

Donald Trump wins Montana

Donald Trump won Montana’s four electoral votes, according to the Associated Press.

Eric Hovde speaks to supporters after the polls close

Eric Hovde speaks at his election night party after the polls closed Tuesday at the Edgewater Hotel in Madison, Wis.

Democratic U.S. Representative Gwen Moore easily won another term to represent her Milwaukee-area district in Congress.

Republican Congressman Scott Fitzgerald easily won re-election in Wisconsin’s fifth district. He believes if the turnout in his district is high, it could be a good night for Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump and Senate candidate Eric Hovde.

“If I do well, that means at state it should go well,” Fitzgerald said. “Hopefully we’ll make Trump and Hovde. I feel good where we are now.”

But Fitzgerald is bracing for a long night of counting votes in high-population areas, especially after the trouble at the central count in Milwaukee.

“This will not instill any confidence in the central number, which has already been a problem and something that has been the subject of criticism for many years,” Fitzgerald said. “I hope it doesn’t come down to that, but it certainly looks like it’s going to happen at this point.”

~~Ricardo Torres, Laura Schulte

Election workers begin bringing bags of ballots to a partially barricaded City Hall in Green Bay.

They have to walk past a small group wearing yellow T-shirts that say “Every Vote Counts” that includes former Brown County GOP Chairman Mark Becker, 90th District Democratic Assembly candidate Amaad Rivera-Wagner and former City Councilor Jon Shelton.

“When you have actors in bad faith telling us they’re not going to accept the results of this election, it’s offensive,” Shelton said. “We will be here, in the streets, if we have to, because we are here to say: ‘Count every vote.’

~~Jesse Lin

The first municipality in Milwaukee County to report its results is the Village of West Milwaukee. Milwaukee County Clerk George Christenson about 8:36 p.m. added a placard to the West Milwaukee case on a large sign in the courthouse cafeteria displaying each municipality.

The second municipality to report all results was the village of Whitefish Bay. Both municipalities process absentee ballots at polling stations, as opposed to a central counting location.

In total there are 19 municipalities in the county. The city of Milwaukee expects to report its results between 2 and 4 a.m. due to the recount that began earlier today.

— Sophie Carson

Donald Trump wins Louisiana

Donald Trump won Louisiana’s eight electoral votes, according to the Associated Press.

Donald Trump wins Ohio

Donald Trump won Ohio’s 17 electoral votes, according to the Associated Press.

The Milwaukee Party for Socialism and Liberation is hosting an election watch party at the Milwaukee Liberation Center tonight from 7 to 9:30 p.m.

The party collected enough signatures this year to put third-party candidate Claudia De la Cruz on the ballot in 19 states, including Wisconsin. PSL member and local De la Cruz campaign coordinator Erica Steib said this was the party’s biggest campaign to date.

Around 8 p.m., 30 people, mostly consisting of campaign volunteers from Madison and Milwaukee, gathered at the community center located on the south side of Milwaukee.

Attendees gathered to commemorate the party’s achievements, follow election updates on independent media platform Break Through News, and strategize the party’s plans to continue efforts to move the country away from the two-party system that they say is not serving the interest of working class citizens.

Steib said that during her campaign efforts, she heard at least once a week from Milwaukeeans that they weren’t going to vote until she talked to them about voting third-party.

~~Quinn Clark

A Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reporter was turned away from covering Republican Senate candidate Eric Hovde’s election night party at the Edgewater Hotel in Madison.

Mary Spicuzza, a veteran political reporter, was told by Hovde spokesman Zach Bannon that he had not confirmed his attendance at the event and that it was at capacity. The Hovde campaign did not send the newspaper an invitation to the event.

“I’ve always covered the election night parties,” Spicuzza told Bannon. “I haven’t been fired from one in the 15 years I’ve been covering this stuff.”

Bannon did not return calls, texts and emails from the Journal Sentinel in the final weeks of the campaign.

Daniel Bice

Milwaukee County Clerk George Christenson, who is the county’s chief election official, said results for the city of Milwaukee are expected between 2 a.m. and 4 a.m. due to the city’s recount of absentee ballots, which began today. early.

As the polls closed at 8 p.m., Christenson spoke from the cafeteria of the Milwaukee County Courthouse, where the results for each municipality are added to the county vote total.

The city of Milwaukee is among 19 municipalities in Milwaukee County whose results will be reported from the county courthouse. The results will also be available on county website.

“We all understand the gravity of the moment before us here, and the most important aspect of this election tonight is the accurate reporting of election results as they come in,” Christenson said.

“I ask everyone for patience. We’ll get your results to you as quickly as possible once they come in. It’s going to be a long night,” he continued.

– Sophie Carson

Donald Trump won Texas’ 40 electoral votes, according to the Associated Press.

Sen. Ron Johnson and Wisconsin GOP Chairman Brian Schimming were fielding questions

Sen. Ron Johnson and Wisconsin GOP Chairman Brian Schimming are questioning the recount of more than 30,000 ballots in Milwaukee.

Senator Ron Johnson and Wisconsin Republican Party Chairman Brian Schimming arrived at the ballot counting operation in the city of Milwaukee just after 7:30 p.m.

Their arrival followed news that the city was reprocessing 31,000 absentee ballots after an observer noticed that some doors covering the on-off switches on the vote-counting machines were not properly closed.

Schimming said they want to trust the process, but said he thought it was “fair” to ask questions when an issue involving so many ballots comes up.

Johnson said it “doesn’t ring a bell” that the city was prepared to count absentee ballots on Election Day.

—Alison Dirr

Milwaukee will retake about 31,000 absentee ballots after a “sealing” error was discovered with tabulation machines at the central counting site downtown. Election daydelaying a final count by one to three hours, city spokesman Jeff Fleming said Tuesday.

“It’s just out of an abundance of caution. We have no reason to believe there was any compromise to either car,” Fleming said. “But because they weren’t fully sealed — human error — and they weren’t fully sealed, we’re going to reset them all to zero again … and then we’re going to resume the balance that’s already been processed.”