The 2010 Wisconsin primary election results are in. All the major elections were decided by clear cut winners while some of the house district elections were closer than expected.

Here are the 2010 Wisconsin election results for the Primary election. The winners will face off on November 2nd.

For the Wisconsin Senate race, Incumbent Russ Feingold won uncontested for the democrats, while Ron Johnson won by a landslide for the republicans. Johnson, won with 85% of the votes over Dave Westlake (10%) and Stephen Finn (5%). Johnson and Feingold will face off for the Wisconsin Senate seat which Feingold has held for 18 years.

In the Wisconsin Governor primary, Tom Barrett defeated Tim John with 90% of the votes for the democrats, while Scott Walker defeated Mark Neumann and Scott Paterick for the republicans. Walker won with 59% of the votes. Current Incumbent Governor James E. Doyle will not be seeking re-election this November.

In the other elections for Wisconsin House seats, John Heckenlively (D) and Paul Ryan (R) will battle for the 1st district seat. Tammy Baldwin (D) and Chad Lee (R) will be going head to head for the 2nd district seat. The battles for the 3rd – 8th house seats will include the following candidates in order:
3rd District – Ron Kind (D) vs. DAn Kapanke (R)
4th District – Gwen Moore (D) vs. Dan Sebring (R)
5th District – Todd Kolosso (D) vs. Jim Sensenbrenner (R)
6th District – Joseph Kallas (D) vs. Tom Petri (R)
7th District – Julie Lassa (D) vs. Sean Duffy (R)
8th District – Steve Kagen (D) vs. Reid Ribble (R)