MADISON, Wis. – The Committee to Elect a Republican Senate (CERS) announces Republican State Senate Candidates who are slated for victory on November 3, 2026. Senate President Pro-Tempore, Senator Testin (R-Stevens Point), and his Republican colleagues continue to meet with voters to earn support for CERS candidates ahead of the midterm election.
“Wisconsinites will have an easy choice this November – establishment democrats who have fought for higher taxes and radical policies, or common sense. Proven leaders like Howard Marklein are working hard to earn the support of voters so we can return the surplus to hardworking Wisconsinites, and lower costs across this state,” stated Testin. “Fresh voices like Jim Croft, Michele Skinner and Mike Roberts are just what the people in their communities are looking for when it comes to representing them in Madison.”
Republican candidates for state senate include:
| Senate District 1:Nic Cravillion | Senate District 13:Sen. John Jagler | Senate District 23:Sen. Romaine Quinn |
| Senate District 5:Mike Roberts | Senate District 15:Scott Fleming | Senate District 25:Erik Severson |
| Senate District 7:Mike Moeller | Senate District 17:Sen. Howard Marklein | Senate District 29:Sen. Cory Tomczyk |
| Senate District 9:Amy Binsfeld | Senate District 19:Sen. Rachael Cabral-Guevara | Senate District 31:Michele M. Skinner |
| Senate District 11:Ellen Schutt | Senate District 21:Jim Croft | Senate District 33:Sen. Chris Kapenga |
Senate Republicans have been, and continue to be focused on the issues that actually matter to the people of this state: lowering costs, reducing property taxes, ensuring people have access to quality-affordable healthcare and returning the state’s surplus directly to the people who created it – hardworking Wisconsinites. While democrats have been busy trying to decide where they land on issues, senate Republicans have been connecting with voters and earning their support this November. The midterm election will be held November 3, 2026.
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