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Election, 1848
Candidate		Votes	%
	Dewey (D)	19,875	55.8%
	Tweedy (W)	14,621	41.0%
	Durkee (Ind)	1,134	3.2%
Total		35,630

Election, 1849
Candidate		Votes	%
	Dewey (D)	16,649	52.5%
	Collins (W)	11,317	35.6%
	Chase (Ind)	3,751	11.8%
Total		31,717

Election, 2002
Candidate		Votes	%
	Doyle (D)	800,515	45.09%
	McCallum (R)	734,779	41.39%
	Thompson (Lib)	185,455	10.45%
	Young (WG)	44,111	2.48%
	Eisenberg (Ind)	2,847	0.16%
	Bollerud (Ind)	2,637	0.15%
	Mangan (Ind)	1,710	0.10%
	Nefer-1 (Ind)	929	0.05%
	Other	2,366	0.13%
Total		1,775,349

Election, 1998
Candidate		Votes	%
	Thompson (R)	1,047,716	59.66%
	Garvey (D)	679,553	38.70%
	Mueller (Lib)	11,071	0.63%
	Young (Tax)	10,296	0.59%
	Mangan (Ind)	4,985	0.28%
	Muhammad (Ind)	1,604	0.09%
	Smith (WG)	14	0.00%
	Other	775	0.04%
Total		1,756,014

Constitutional officers serving alongside Nelson Dewey Governor 1848–1850
Lieutenant Governor	John Holmes
Secretary of State	Thomas McHugh
State Treasurer	Jarius Fairchild
Attorney General	James Brown
Superintendent of Public Instruction	Eleazer Root

Constitutional officers serving alongside John Holmes Lieutenant Governor 1848–1850
Governor	Nelson Dewey
Secretary of State	Thomas McHugh
State Treasurer	Jarius Fairchild
Attorney General	James Brown
Superintendent of Public Instruction	Eleazer Root

Constitutional officers serving alongside Thomas McHugh Secretary of State 1848–1850
Governor	Nelson Dewey
Lieutenant Governor	John Holmes
State Treasurer	Jarius Fairchild
Attorney General	James Brown
Superintendent of Public Instruction	Eleazer Root

Constitutional officers serving alongside Jarius Fairchild State Treasurer 1848–1850
Governor	Nelson Dewey
Lieutenant Governor	John Holmes
Secretary of State	Thomas McHugh
Attorney General	James Brown
Superintendent of Public Instruction	Eleazer Root

Constitutional officers serving alongside James Brown Attorney General 1848–1850
Governor	Nelson Dewey
Lieutenant Governor	John Holmes
Secretary of State	Thomas McHugh
State Treasurer	Jarius Fairchild
Superintendent of Public Instruction	Eleazer Root

Constitutional officers serving alongside Eleazer Root Superintendent of Public Instruction 1848–1850
Governor	Nelson Dewey
Lieutenant Governor	John Holmes
Secretary of State	Thomas McHugh
State Treasurer	Jarius Fairchild
Attorney General	James Brown

Constitutional officers of Wisconsin

Office	Current	Party	# of holders	Defined
Governor	Jim Doyle	Democratic	44 since 1848	Article V, Section 4
Lieutenant Governor	Barbara Lawton	Democratic	43 since 1848	Article V, Section 7
Secretary of State	Douglas LaFollette	Democratic	31 since 1848	Article VI, Section 2
Attorney General	J. B. Van Hollen	Republican	43 since 1848	Article VI, Section 3
State Treasurer	Dawn Marie Sass	Democratic	33 since 1848	Article VI, Section 3
Superintendent of Public Instruction	Elizabeth Burmaster	none	25 since 1849	Article X, Section 1

The term of each officer in the following table began on the date in the "term began" column in the highest row aligned with his or her name; the term ended on the date in the "term ended" column in the lowest row aligned with his or her name.

Term began	Term ended	Governor	Lieutenant Governor	Secretary of State	State Treasurer	Attorney General	Superintendent of Public Instruction
June 7, 1848	January 7, 1850	Nelson Dewey	John Holmes	Thomas McHugh	Jarius Fairchild	James Brown	vacant
January 1, 1849	January 7, 1850						Eleazer Root
January 7, 1850	January 5, 1852		Samuel Beall	William Barstow		S. Coon
January 5, 1852	September 21, 1853	Leonard Farwell	Timothy Burns	Charles Robinson	Edward Jansen	Experience Estabrook	Azel Ladd
September 21, 1853	January 2, 1854		vacant
January 2, 1854	January 7, 1856	William Barstow	James Lewis	Alexander Gray		George Smith
January 7, 1856	March 21, 1856		Arthur MacArthur, Sr.	David Jones	Charles Kuehn	William Smith
March 21, 1856	March 25, 1856	Arthur MacArthur, Sr.	acting as governor
March 25, 1856	January 4, 1858	Coles Bashford	Arthur MacArthur, Sr.
January 4, 1858	January 2, 1860	Alexander Randall	Erasmus Campbell		Samuel Hastings	Gabriel Bouck
January 2, 1860	January 6, 1862		Butler Noble	Louis Harvey		James Howe
January 6, 1862	April 19, 1862	Louis Harvey	Edward Salomon	James Lewis
April 19, 1862	October 7, 1862	Edward Salomon	acting as governor
October 7, 1862	January 4, 1864					Winfield Smith
January 4, 1864	by January 13, 1864	James Lewis	vacant	Lucius Fairchild
by January 13, 1864	January 1, 1866		Wyman Spooner
January 1, 1866	January 3, 1870	Lucius Fairchild		Thomas Allen	William Smith	Charles Gill
January 3, 1870	January 1, 1872		Thaddeus Pound	Llywelyn Breese	Henry Baetz	Stephen Barlow
January 1, 1872	March 23, 1873	Cadwallader Washburn	Milton Pettit
March 23, 1873	January 5, 1874		vacant
January 5, 1874	January 3, 1876	William Taylor	Charles Parker	Peter Doyle	Ferdinand Kuehn	Andrew Sloan
January 3, 1876	January 7, 1878	Harrison Ludington
January 7, 1878	January 2, 1882	William Smith	James Bingham	Hans Warner	Robert Guenther	Alexander Wilson
January 2, 1882	January 3, 1887	Jeremiah Rusk	Sam Fifield	Ernst Timme	Edward McFetridge	Leander Frisby
January 3, 1887	January 7, 1889		George Ryland		Henry Harshaw	Charles Estabrook
January 7, 1889	January 5, 1891	William Hoard
January 5, 1891	April 4, 1894	George Peck	Charles Jonas	Thomas Cunningham	John Hunner	James O'Connor
April 4, 1894	January 7, 1895		vacant
January 7, 1895	January 4, 1897	William Upham	Emil Baensch	Henry Casson	Sewell Peterson	William Mylrea
January 4, 1897	January 2, 1899	Edward Scofield
January 2, 1899	January 7, 1901		Jesse Stone	William Froehlich	James Davidson	Emmett Hicks
January 7, 1901	May 11, 1902	Robert La Follette, Sr.
May 11, 1902	January 5, 1903		vacant
January 5, 1903	July 30, 1904		James Davidson	Walter Houser	John Kempf	Lafayette Sturdevant
July 30, 1904	January 2, 1905				Thomas Purtell
January 2, 1905	January 1, 1906				John Kempf
January 1, 1906	January 7, 1907	James Davidson	acting as governor
January 7, 1907	January 4, 1909		William Connor	James Frear	Andrew Dahl	Frank Gilbert
January 4, 1909	January 2, 1911		John Strange
January 2, 1911	January 6, 1913	Francis McGovern	Thomas Morris			Levi Bancroft
January 6, 1913	January 4, 1915			John Donald	Henry Johnson	Walter Owen
January 4, 1915	January 1, 1917	Emanuel Philipp	Edward Dithmar
January 1, 1917	January 7, 1918			Merlin Hull
January 7, 1918	January 6, 1919					Spencer Haven
January 6, 1919	January 3, 1921					John Blaine
January 3, 1921	January 1, 1923	John Blaine	George Comings	Elmer Hall		William Morgan
January 1, 1923	January 5, 1925			Fred Zimmerman		Herman Ekern
January 5, 1925	January 3, 1927		Henry Huber
January 3, 1927	January 7, 1929	Fred Zimmerman		Theodore Dammann
January 7, 1929	January 5, 1931	Walter Kohler, Sr.
January 5, 1931	January 2, 1933	Philip La Follette
January 2, 1933	January 7, 1935	Albert Schmedeman	Thomas O'Malley
January 7, 1935	May 27, 1936	Philip La Follette
May 27, 1936	January 4, 1937		vacant
January 4, 1937	October 16, 1937		Henry Gunderson
October 16, 1937	May 16, 1938		vacant
May 16, 1938	January 2, 1939		Herman Ekern
January 2, 1939	January 4, 1943	Julius Heil	Walter Goodland	Fred Zimmerman
January 4, 1943	January 1, 1945	Walter Goodland	acting as governor
January 1, 1945	March 12, 1947		Oscar Rennebohm
March 12, 1947	August 17, 1947	Oscar Rennebohm	acting as governor
August 17, 1947	August 19, 1947				vacant
August 19, 1947	June 1, 1948				John Sonderegger
June 1, 1948	June 5, 1948					vacant
June 5, 1948	September 30, 1948					Grover Broadfoot
September 30, 1948	October 1, 1948				vacant
October 1, 1948	November 12, 1948
November 12, 1948	January 3, 1949
January 3, 1949	January 1, 1951		George M. Smith
January 1, 1951	December 14, 1954	Walter Kohler, Jr.
December 14, 1954	December 16, 1954			vacant
December 16, 1954	January 3, 1955			Louis Allis
January 3, 1955	January 7, 1957		Warren Knowles	Glenn Wise
January 7, 1957	December 4, 1957	Vernon Thomson		Robert Zimmerman
December 4, 1957	December 5, 1957				vacant
December 5, 1957	January 5, 1959
January 5, 1959	January 2, 1961	Gaylord Nelson	Philleo Nash
January 2, 1961	January 7, 1963		Warren Knowles
January 7, 1963	January 4, 1965	John Reynolds	Jack Olson
January 4, 1965	July 1, 1966	Warren Knowles	Patrick Lucey
July 1, 1966	January 2, 1967
January 2, 1967	February 20, 1968		Jack Olson
February 20, 1968	February 21, 1968				vacant
February 21, 1968	January 4, 1971
January 4, 1971	October 8, 1974	Patrick Lucey	Martin Schreiber
October 8, 1974	November 25, 1974					Victor Miller
November 25, 1974	January 6, 1975
January 6, 1975	July 6, 1977			Douglas LaFollette
July 6, 1977	January 3, 1979	Martin Schreiber	acting as governor
January 3, 1979	January 3, 1983	Lee S. Dreyfus	Russell Olson	Vel Phillips
January 3, 1983	January 5, 1987	Anthony Earl	James Flynn	Douglas LaFollette
January 5, 1987	April 9, 1993	Tommy Thompson	Scott McCallum
April 9, 1993	February 1, 2001
February 1, 2001	May 9, 2001	Scott McCallum	vacant
May 9, 2001	January 6, 2003		Margaret Farrow
January 6, 2003	incumbent	Jim Doyle	Barbara Lawton

Incorporated municipalities and census-designated places of Racine County, Wisconsin

City	FIPS Code	Incorporated	Formed from	Etymology	Population (2000)	Area
City of Burlington		1900	Town of Burlington	Burlington, Vermont	9,963	6.2 square miles (16 km2)
City of Racine		1848	Racine County?	Root River (racine is French for "root")	79,592	18.7 square miles (48 km2)
Town	FIPS Code	Incorporated	Formed from	Etymology	Population	Area
Town of Burlington			Town of Rochester	Burlington, Vermont	6,384	35.9 square miles (93 km2)
Town of Dover			Town of Burlington		3,908	36.2 square miles (94 km2)
Town of Norway				Norwegian settlers in the area	7,600	35.7 square miles (92 km2)
Town of Raymond					3,516	35.6 square miles (92 km2)
Town of Rochester			Racine County?		2,254	17.3 square miles (45 km2)
Town of Waterford			Town of Rochester?		5,983	33.5 square miles (87 km2)
Town of Yorkville					3,291	34.4 square miles (89 km2)
Village	FIPS Code	Incorporated	Formed from	Etymology	Population (2000)	Area
Village of Caledonia					23,614	48.7 square miles (126 km2)
Village of Elmwood Park					474	0.2 square miles (0.52 km2)
Village of Mount Pleasant					23,142	34.9 square miles (90 km2)
Village of North Bay					260	0.1 square miles (0.26 km2)
Village of Rochester			Town of Rochester?		2,254	17.3 square miles (45 km2)
Village of Sturtevant					5,287	3.1 square miles (8.0 km2)
Village of Union Grove					4,322	1.7 square miles (4.4 km2)
Village of Waterford			Town of Waterford?		4,048	2.6 square miles (6.7 km2)
Village of Wind Point					1,853	1.4 square miles (3.6 km2)
CDP	FIPS Code	Created	Located in	Etymology	Population	Area
Bohners Lake			Town of Burlington	Bohners Lake	1,952	2.3 square miles (6.0 km2)
Browns Lake			Town of Burlington	Browns Lake	1,933	2.8 square miles (7.3 km2)
Eagle Lake			Town of Dover	Eagle Lake	1,320	3.0 square miles (7.8 km2)
Franksville			Village of Caledonia		1,789	4.3 square miles (11 km2)
Waterford North			Town of Waterford	CDP is located in the northern part of the Town of Waterford	4,761	13.3 square miles (34 km2)
Wind Lake			Town of Norway	Wind Lake	5,202	7.1 square miles (18 km2)