Enderis Park had the highest turnout among registered voters in the city at 92%.
Government & Politics
Election Day errors add to Milwaukee’s history of messy elections
Past mistakes have made Milwaukee’s elections a target for Republican critics — but this year, they stopped watching as soon as it became clear they had lost.
What David Crowley promised in his early remarks as governor-elect
Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley outlined his priorities as Wisconsin’s governor-elect, pledging to lower costs, deliver property tax relief and expand access to health care and child care.
Two candidates quickly emerge for JoCasta Zamarripa’s soon-to-be-open aldermanic seat
County Supervisor Juan Miguel Martinez and political strategist and community organizer Amanda Avalos both announced plans to run for her seat.
In state with some of country’s widest racial disparities, first Black governor and first Latino and Hmong statewide officers set to take charge
David Crowley, JoCasta Zamarripa and Yee Leng Xiong will assume positions at their respective offices in January.
Two Republican constitutional amendments pass, one fails. Here’s what that means.
One of the passed amendments bans diversity, equity and inclusion programs in government.
Photos: A historic Election Day in Milwaukee
NNS photojournalist Jonathan Aguilar spent Election Day documenting history in Milwaukee.
Four things we learned from Tuesday’s Democratic tsunami in Wisconsin
The Walker Republican era is over; diversity won, but equity lost; the GOP gerrymander is exposed again; billionaires don’t control elections
Democrats take control of Wisconsin government with a backlog of policy priorities
The Republican era of Wisconsin government that began with Gov. Scott Walker’s 2010 election is over.
Amani residents cast ballots on Crowley’s childhood block in what could become a historic election
David Crowley, the Democratic candidate for governor of Wisconsin, grew up in the Milwaukee neighborhood where the COA Goldin Center is located.

