Election 2016: Wisconsin 6th Congressional District Glenn Grothman Wins

WISCONSIN -- In Wisconsin's Sixth Congressional District, Republican incumbent Glenn Grothmann won re-election.

With 59.9 percent of wards reporting in Wisconsin, the Associated Press has called the race in favor of Grothman. He earned 59% of votes compared with Lloyd's 36% and Dahlkes's 5% at the time of his win.

His opponents Tuesday were Democrat Sarah Lloyd and Independent Jeff Dahlke.

Lloyd, a Democrat from Wisconsin Dells, served two terms on the Columbia County Board from 2004 to 2007.

Dahlke is an independent from Mequon in his first campaign for office.

Grothman, 61, represented the 20th State Senate District from 2004 until his 2014 election to Congress.

Candidate:	Glenn Grothman i Republican	Sarah Lloyd Democrat	Jeff Dahlke Independent
Vote Total	59%	36%	5%
Projected Winner	X

House Expected to Remain Republican-Controlled

435 seats in The House were up for election. The Republican Party has retained control of the U.S. House, according to reports.

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