Tuesday, September 29, 2026

Wisconsin 2026 elections: Democrat Jeremiah Fredrickson challenges 3-term Republican incumbent Clint Moses in 92nd Assembly District

 
Before redistricting, the 92nd Assembly District included all but the northwest corner of Buffalo County, all of Trempealeau County, and western Jackson County.
 
Redistricting created a compact district that includes portions of Dunn and Chippewa counties, including the cities of Menomonie and Chippewa Falls.

Maps and election results:  Ballotpedia

The 92nd Assembly District has been reliably red, although redistricting has made it a bit more competitive.  Republican Clint Moses won by 7.7 percentage points in 2024, but that might not be large enough to overcome Democratic enthusiasm in 2026.  It's a long shot, but Jeremiah Fredrickson has a shot a flipping this district.

It's not an apples-to-apples comparison, but Fredrickson received 5,015 votes out of 6,335 cast in his competitive primary where as Moses received 4,711 votes out of 4,727 cast running unopposed in his primary.


Related reading:
Wisconsin Applied Population Lab, 6/18/2018

Malia Jones explains:
Two core concepts of gerrymandering were central to the arguments presented to the high court: cracking and packing. A third process, known as stacking, also crops up in gerrymandered political maps, but was not the focus of Gill v. Whitford.
Cracking and packing both refer to specific ways of drawing legislative boundaries with the outcomes of elections in mind. These two processes operate in tension with one another, but both can be implemented by a party in power seeking to maximize its electoral chances through gerrymandering. 
Packing refers to the practice of drawing particular districts in such a way as to ensure that another party's candidate wins that seat by a tremendous margin. Although the opposing party is all but guaranteed the seat, packing makes surrounding districts less competitive, and thus tips the balance of power in the legislative body overall toward the ruling party. 
Cracking involves drawing districts in such a way as to divide a concentration of specific types of voters across several districts such that they are a minority in each one, with practically no hope of achieving representation in any of the districts. This practice also helps make districts less competitive. [emphasis added]

Other Wisconsin 2026 election posts:
1st Assembly District.  (6/11/2026)
2nd Assembly District.  (6/14/2026)
3rd Assembly District.  (6/15/2026)
4th Assembly District.  (6/17/2026)
5th Assembly District.  (6/18/2026)
6th Assembly District.  (6/20/2026)
7th Assembly District.  (6/21/2026)
8th Assembly District.  (6/21/2026)
9th Assembly District.  (6/22/2026)
10th Assembly District.  (6/23/2026)

11th Assembly District.  (6/23/2026)
12th Assembly District.  (4/17/2026)
13th Assembly District.  (6/25/2026)
14th Assembly District.  (6/25/2026)
15th Assembly District.  (6/25/2026)
16th Assembly District.  (4/17/2026)
17th Assembly District.  (6/30/2026)
18th Assembly District.  (6/30/2026)
24th Assembly District.  (4/19/2026)
26th Assembly District.  (4/17/2026)
29th Assembly District.  (7/10/2026)

30th Assembly District.  (7/11/2026)
31st Assembly District.  (7/12/2026)
33rd Assembly District.  (7/15/2026)
34th Assembly District.  (4/24/2026)
35th Assembly District.  (4/15/2026)
36th Assembly District.  (7.16.2026)
37th Assembly District.  (4/20/2026)
39th Assembly District.  (7/18/2026)

40th Assembly District.  (7/19/2026)
41st Assembly District.  (7/20/2026)
42nd Assembly District.  (7/21/2026)
45th Assembly District.  (7/23/2026)
46th Assembly District.  (7/24/2026)
47th Assembly District.  (7/25/2026)
48th Assembly District.  (7/27/2026) 
49th Assembly District.  (7/28/2026)

50th Assembly District.  (7/29/2026)
51st Assembly District.  (7/30/2026)
52nd Assembly District.  (7/31/2026)
58th Assembly District.  (4/12/2026)
59th Assembly District.  (4/10/2026)

61st Assembly District.  (8/16/2026)
62th Assembly District.  (8/11/2026)
63rd Assembly District.  (8/16/2026)
64th Assembly District.  (8/17/2026)
65th Assembly District.  (8/18/2026)
67th Assembly District.  (8/24/2026)
68th Assembly District.  (8/25/2026)
69th Assembly District.  (8/26/2026)

70th Assembly District.  (8/27/2026)
72nd Assembly District.  (8/29/2026)
73rd Assembly District.  (8/31/2026)
78th Assembly District.  (9/14/2026)
79th Assembly District.  (9/15/2026)

80th Assembly District.  (9/16/2026)
81st Assembly District.  (9/17/2026)
83rd Assembly District.  (9/20/2026)
84th Assembly District.  (9/21/2026)
85th Assembly District.  (9/22/2026)
86th Assembly District.  (9/23/2026)
87th Assembly District.  (9/24/2026)
88th Assembly District.  (9/25/2026)

90th Assembly District.  (9/27/2026)
91st Assembly District.  (9/28/2026)
93rd Assembly District.  (4/11/2026) 
97th Assembly District.  (4/23/2026)
99th Assembly District.  (4/18/2026)

17th Senate District.  (4/14/2026)
23rd Senate District.  (4/15/2026)
31st Senate District.  (4/15/2026)
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Bauhaus at 6605 Old Sauk Road in Madison Wisconsin

 
Always wanted to get a peek of the interior of this house.
 
Photos by Retiring Guy



From Bauhaus to my house, courtesy of realtor.com
 







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Fake Attorney General Todd Blanche will do and say whatever Trump tells him to!

 
AI-generated image requested from Manus 1.6 Lite
Headline:  Politico, 9/27/2026

David Cohen reports:
Attorney General Todd Blanche said repeatedly Sunday that it is a “privilege” for members of the press to be in the White House or fly with the president, a day after CNN was kept off Air Force One for President Donald Trump’s trip to Tennessee. 
Speaking to host Martha Raddatz on ABC’s “This Week,” Blanche said: “It is a privilege to be in the White House for anybody.” 
Blanche reiterated the point later: “It is the people’s house. It is a privilege, not a right, to be there.” 
The attorney general also contended that the president can choose who does or doesn’t travel with him on Air Force One. CNN had been slated to travel with Trump as part of the rotating television press pool Saturday but was blocked from attending by the White House.

Todd is giving Tommy Tuberville a run for his money in the DC Stupidity Sweepstakes!

Todd, if "it is the people's house", as you say, then the people have a right to be there.

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Todd Blanche is gay?!  (8/11/2026)

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