General Discussion

They have a Democratic governor, Secretary of State, Attorney General and a Democratic majority on the state Supreme Court. One of the two US Senators is a Democrat, and Republicans only hold slight majorities in the state legislature and Congressional Delegation due to extreme gerrymandering (This Supreme Court win should help undo that extreme gerrymandering). The Democratic candidate for President has won Wisconsin in 8 of the past 10 elections. How do you call that a "red state"? Trump won the state in November by less than 30,000 votes (less than 0.9 percent). The vote in this judicial election would seem to contradict the idea that they "support" Trump at this point (The Democrat won by almost 250,000 votes - 8 times the margin that Trump won by).

Wisconsin is very much a 50-50 state NOT a red state.