Ballotpedia’s Election Run-Down

Ballotpedia provides a daily column help voters stay informed about ongoing and upcoming elections, and after Tuesday’s political events, they have a chock-filled post today to catch everyone up to speed.

Ballotpedia’s Juan Garcia de Paredes has the roundup:

1) Johnson defeats Vallas in Chicago’s mayoral election runoff
2) Wisconsin Supreme Court to change from a 4-3 conservative majority to a 4-3 liberal one
3) Daniel Knold wins special election in WI-08, giving Republicans a supermajority in the state senate
4) Three incumbents lose in first general election for downsized St. Louis’ Board of Aldermen
5) Denver mayoral election likely headed to a June runoff
6) Incumbent president wins in Tulsa Public Schools Board of Education election

As hard as it is to believe, the biggest day in the Spring 2023 election calendar has come and gone. Voters in eight states we cover – Alaska, California, Colorado, Illinois, Missouri, Nebraska, Oklahoma, and Wisconsin – went to the polls on Tuesday and cast their ballots for offices ranging from city mayor to state supreme court.

Here are the six stories to catch you up! And if you want to read about all the other April 4 races we covered, click here.

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