Wisconsin Supreme Court Election 2026 Live Results

See live results from the 2026 Wisconsin State Supreme Court election as votes are counted.

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SearchSearchFacebookTwitterEmailSMSBlue SkyWhatsappPrintRedditFlipboardPinterestLinkedinLatest StoriesPoliticsU.S. NewsWorldSportsCultureScienceShoppingTiplineHealthBusinessMidterm PrimariesGeorgia CD-14 RunoffWisconsin State Supreme CourtSenate resultsHouse resultsGovernor resultsWhen are primaries in my state?IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser.Race to WatchLiveLast update 10:59 AM ETWisconsin State Supreme Court Results 2026Liberals are expanding their majority on Wisconsin’s state Supreme Court, NBC News projects, with Democratic-backed Chris Taylor defeating Republican-backed Maria Lazar for the open seat. Justice Rebecca Bradley, a conservative, decided to retire this year.

CHRIS TAYLOR wins the Wisconsin state supreme court raceCandidatePartyVotesPct.PercentageCandidatePartyVotesPercentageChris Taylor Total Write-insI060.1%Maria Lazar Total Write-insI039.8% Total Write-ins Total Write-insI00.1%Total1,506,44299% expected votes in (Est. remaining 1,700)Inside the ElectionFrom the Decision DeskChris Taylor is ahead by 20 points, an overperformance of 21 points compared to 2024’s Democratic presidential results. And that’s 10 points over the last Supreme Court race, which was also won by the Democratic-backed candidate.