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2016 Wisconsin State Senate - District 12 Election Results

Election Date: Nov. 8, 2016 | Updated 2:39 PM EST Nov. 28, 2016

District 12

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*Incumbent
CandidateTotal Votes% Votes
Tom Tiffany (R) *57,18962.9%
Bryan Van Stippen (D)33,71137.1%

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County-by-County Results

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Florence County

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*Incumbent
CandidateTotal Votes% Votes
Tom Tiffany (R) *1,78170.1%
Bryan Van Stippen (D)75929.9%

Forest County

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*Incumbent
CandidateTotal Votes% Votes
Tom Tiffany (R) *2,67061.3%
Bryan Van Stippen (D)1,68638.7%

Langlade County

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CandidateTotal Votes% Votes
Tom Tiffany (R) *6,52966.4%
Bryan Van Stippen (D)3,30033.6%

Lincoln County

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CandidateTotal Votes% Votes
Tom Tiffany (R) *8,66560.5%
Bryan Van Stippen (D)5,66839.5%

Marathon County

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CandidateTotal Votes% Votes
Tom Tiffany (R) *1,28271.5%
Bryan Van Stippen (D)51228.5%

Marinette County

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CandidateTotal Votes% Votes
Tom Tiffany (R) *6,41867.1%
Bryan Van Stippen (D)3,14332.9%

Menominee County

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CandidateTotal Votes% Votes
Bryan Van Stippen (D)92579.8%
Tom Tiffany (R) *23420.2%

Oconto County

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CandidateTotal Votes% Votes
Tom Tiffany (R) *7,21166.5%
Bryan Van Stippen (D)3,63933.5%

Oneida County

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CandidateTotal Votes% Votes
Tom Tiffany (R) *12,17158.2%
Bryan Van Stippen (D)8,73641.8%

Shawano County

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CandidateTotal Votes% Votes
Tom Tiffany (R) *2,37765.1%
Bryan Van Stippen (D)1,27434.9%

Vilas County

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CandidateTotal Votes% Votes
Tom Tiffany (R) *7,85165.9%
Bryan Van Stippen (D)4,06934.1%

Election results provided by the Associated Press. Estimated vote counts are provided by the Associated Press and informed by past turnout, advance votes cast and early returns.