Two types of Democrats fought for the nomination to run for Wisconsin’s top office.

Unlike Michigan’s primary last week, democratic socialists didn’t succeed among liberal supporters in the race to replace Gov. Tony Evers, who is finishing his second term in January 2027.

Francesca Hong, a democratic socialist, lost to David Crowley, who was backed by Democratic party leaders in the swing state’s Tuesday, Aug. 11 gubernatorial primary.

Here are the results for Wisconsin’s House and governor primaries, according the Associated Press and CNN.

Wisconsin governor primary results

• Republican: Tom Tiffany (95.3% of votes) defeated Andrew Manske (4.6% of votes) with an estimated 99% of votes counted.
• Democrat: David Crowley (39.8% of votes) leads Francesca Hong (39.4% of votes) with an estimated 98% of votes counted.

Wisconsin House primary results

District 1

• Republican: Incumbent Rep. Bryan Steil won the race uncontested.
• Democrat: Mitchell Berman (44.1%) defeated Peter Burgelis (21.7% of votes) with an estimated 99% of votes counted.

District 2

• Republican: No candidate filed for this race.
• Democrat: Incumbent Rep. Mark Pocan (87.9% of votes) defeated Douglas Alexander (11.9%) with an estimated 97% of votes counted.

District 3

• Republican: Incumbent Rep. Derrick Van Orden won the race uncontested.
• Democrat: Rebecca Cooke (60.5% of votes) defeated Emily Berge (39.4% of votes) with an estimated 99% of votes counted.

District 4

• Republican: Tim Rogers (80.8% of votes) defeated Purnima North (18.9% of votes) with an estimated 99% of votes counted.
• Democrat: Incumbent Rep. Gwen Moore (71.9% of votes) defeated Amy Donahue (27.9% of votes) with an estimated 99% of votes counted.

District 5

• Republican: Incumbent Rep. Scott Fritzgerald won the race uncontested.
• Democrat: Andrew Beck won the race uncontested.

District 6

• Republican: Incumbent Rep. Glenn Grothman won the race uncontested.
• Democrat: This race is not yet called. Bradley Smith (50.2% of votes) leads Amanda Bell (49.5% of votes) with an estimated 92% of votes counted.

District 7

• Republican: Michael Alfonso (48.9% of votes) defeated Kevin Hermening (26.6% of votes) with an estimated 99% of votes counted.
• Democrat: Fred Clark (37.7% of votes) defeated Ginger Murray (31.8% of votes) with an estimated 99% of votes counted.

District 8

• Republican: Incumbent Rep. Tony Wied won the race uncontested.
• Democrat: Rick Crosson (35.2% of votes) defeated Mark Scheffler (33% of votes) with an estimated 99% of votes counted.