Wisconsin: 2012 Election Center

District 4: Previous Election Results

2010 House Primary
Candidate	Party	# Votes	% Votes
Gwen Moore	Democratic	33,107	83.7%
Paul Morel	Democratic	6,430	16.3%
2010 House General Election
Candidate	Party	# Votes	% Votes
Gwen Moore	Democratic	143,559	69.1%
Dan Sebring	Republican	61,543	29.6%
2010 House Primary
Candidate	Party	# Votes	% Votes
Kenneth Lipinski	Republican	11,164	44.2%
Dan Sebring	Republican	14,077	55.8%
2008 House Primary
Candidate	Party	# Votes	% Votes
Gwendolynne Moore	Democratic	18,342	100.0%
2008 House General Election
Candidate	Party	# Votes	% Votes
Gwen Moore	Democratic	222,728	88.4%
Michael LaForest	Independent	29,282	11.6%
2006 House Primary
Candidate	Party	# Votes	% Votes
Gwen Moore	Democratic	31,042	100.0%
2006 House General Election
Candidate	Party	# Votes	% Votes
Gwen Moore	Democratic	136,735	71.5%
Perfecto Rivera	Republican	54,486	28.5%
2006 House Primary
Candidate	Party	# Votes	% Votes
Perfecto Rivera	Republican	5,614	100.0%
2004 House Primary
Candidate	Party	# Votes	% Votes
Tim Carpenter	Democratic	7,801	10.3%
Matt Flynn	Democratic	19,377	25.5%
Gwen Moore	Democratic	48,858	64.3%
2004 House General Election
Candidate	Party	# Votes	% Votes
Gwen Moore	Democratic	212,382	69.7%
Gerald Boyle	Republican	85,928	28.2%
2004 House Primary
Candidate	Party	# Votes	% Votes
Gerald Boyle	Republican	11,720	52.8%
Corey Hoze	Republican	10,490	47.2%
2002 House Primary
Candidate	Party	# Votes	% Votes
Jerry Kleczka	Democratic	54,258	71.9%
Nathaniel Stampley	Democratic	21,244	28.1%
2002 House General Election
Candidate	Party	# Votes	% Votes
Jerry Kleczka	Democratic	122,031	86.9%
Brian Verdin	Green	18,324	13.1%
2000 House General Election
Candidate	Party	# Votes	% Votes
Jerry Kleczka	Democratic	163,622	60.8%
Tim Riener	Republican	101,811	37.8%
2000 House Primary
Candidate	Party	# Votes	% Votes
Roman Blenski	Republican	1,859	29.2%
Tim Riener	Republican	4,513	70.8%
1998 House Primary
Candidate	Party	# Votes	% Votes
Roman Blenski	Democratic	2,384	11.1%
Jerry Kleczka	Democratic	19,114	88.9%
1998 House General Election
Candidate	Party	# Votes	% Votes
Jerry Kleczka	Democratic	105,841	58.0%
Tom Reynolds	Republican	76,666	42.0%
1996 House Primary
Candidate	Party	# Votes	% Votes
Roman Blenski	Democratic	4,962	14.1%
Jerry Kleczka	Democratic	30,199	85.9%
1996 House General Election
Candidate	Party	# Votes	% Votes
Jerry Kleczka	Democratic	134,470	57.7%
Tom Reynolds	Republican	98,438	42.3%
1996 House Primary
Candidate	Party	# Votes	% Votes
Mac Davis	Republican	11,676	38.5%
Tom Reynolds	Republican	17,892	59.0%
Gary Wetzel	Republican	739	2.4%

District 4: Demographics

Population	670,458
Percentage of Population Age 65 and Up	11.4%

Ethnicity

Percentage White	54.8%
Percentage Black	33.4%
Percentage American Indian / Alaska Native	0.9%
Percentage Asian	2.7%
Percentage Native Hawaiian / Pacific Islander	0.0%
Percentage Mixed Race	2.6%
Percentage Other Race	5.6%
Percentage Hispanic	11.2%
Percentage Non Hispanic White	50.4%
Percentage Non Hispanic Black	33.0%
Percentage Households All Speak Language Other than English	10.9%

Income

Median Household Income	$33,121
Percentage Income in Poverty in 2009	19.8%

Energy

Percentage Homes heated by Electricity	8.6%
Percentage Homes heated by Gas	84.1%
Percentage Homes heated by Coal	0.0%
Percentage Homes heated by Fuel Oil	4.3%

Employment & Education

Percentage Employed Civilians 16-years-old and up	43.9%
Percentage with a College Degree	17.8%
Percentage Management or Professional Workers	27.5%
Percentage Sales or Office Workers	26.5%
Percentage Production or Transportation Workers	21.2%

Marriage

Percentage Married Couples	33.5%
Percentage Married Couples with Children	14.8%
Percentage Married Couple Both Work	28.3%
Percentage Unmarried Partner Households, Male living with Male	0.4%
Percentage Unmarried Partner Households, Female living with Female	0.3%

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Historical Election Results

2012
Nov. 6, 2012	Presidental General Election
April 3, 2012	Presidental Dem Primary
April 3, 2012	Presidental GOP Primary
2008
Feb. 19, 2008	Presidental Dem Primary
Feb. 19, 2008	Presidental GOP Primary

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Friday, November 02
Wisconsin Rasmussen Reports	Baldwin 48 Thompson 48	Tie
Thursday, October 18
Wisconsin NBC News/Wall Street Journal/Marist	Obama 51 Romney 45	Obama + 6
Wednesday, October 17
Wisconsin Marquette University	Obama 49 Romney 48	Obama + 1
Saturday, October 06
Wisconsin Public Policy Polling	Obama 49 Romney 47	Obama + 2
Thursday, August 16
Wisconsin CNN/Opinion Research	Obama 49 Romney 45	Obama + 4
Wednesday, August 08
Wisconsin Quinnipiac University/New York Times/CBS Poll	Baldwin 47 Tommy Thompson 47	Tie
Wisconsin Quinnipiac University/New York Times/CBS Poll	Baldwin 47 Hovde 43	Baldwin + 4
Wisconsin Quinnipiac University/New York Times/CBS Poll	Obama 51 Romney 45	Obama + 6
Wednesday, July 11
Wisconsin Marquette University	Obama 51 Romney 43	Obama + 8
Wisconsin Marquette University	Baldwin 44 Hovde 38	Baldwin + 6
Wisconsin Marquette University	Thompson 45 Baldwin 41	Thompson + 4
Wisconsin PPP (D)	Obama 50 Romney 44	Obama + 6
Tuesday, July 10
Wisconsin PPP (D)	Thompson 45 Baldwin 45	Tie
Wisconsin PPP (D)	Hovde 45 Baldwin 44	Hovde + 1
Wednesday, June 20
Wisconsin Marquette University	Thompson 49 Baldwin 41	Thompson + 8
Wisconsin Marquette University	Obama 49 Romney 43	Obama + 6
Wisconsin Marquette University	Baldwin 45 Hovde 36	Baldwin + 9
Thursday, June 14
Wisconsin Rasmussen Reports	Hovde 44 Baldwin 42	Hovde + 2
Wisconsin Rasmussen Reports	Thompson 52 Baldwin 36	Thompson + 16
Wednesday, June 13
Wisconsin Rasmussen Reports	Romney 47 Obama 44	Romney + 3

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Tommy Thompson (R)

Challenger

Democratic Sen. Herb Kohl's retirement opens up this seat in a state that has seen a major GOP surge. Rep. Tammy Baldwin, who fits the state's old liberal tradition, tries to hold the seat against former Gov. Tommy Thompson.