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NBC News projected Jay Schroeder and JoCasta Zamarripa as the Republican and Democratic primary winners.

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NBC News projected Jay Schroeder as the winner of the 2026 Wisconsin Republican primary for secretary of state and JoCasta Zamarripa as the winner of the Democratic primary.
Jay Schroeder, a Republican candidate, was shown at 47.2%, with NBC projecting him as that primary’s winner.
Nate Pollnow, a Republican candidate, was shown at 25.5% in the statewide results table.
Cindy Werner, a Republican candidate, was shown at 14.4% in the statewide results table.
JoCasta Zamarripa, the Democratic candidate, was shown at 0.0%, with NBC projecting her as the uncontested primary’s winner.
The statewide table displayed raw vote totals of zero alongside those percentages. The page also included county-level Republican results, while marking the Democratic contest as uncontested.
The expected vote is an estimate of how many votes will have been cast in a race after counting is complete. It is used to describe how much of the estimated total has been reported, rather than serving as a separate ballot count.
NBC said the estimate considers several factors, including early-vote information and reports that county election officials give vote reporters on Election Day. The expected-vote figure can change as new information is collected.
The results page was last updated Sept. 25 at 6:56 p.m. Eastern. The Associated Press supplied the vote data, while the NBC News Decision Desk made the race projections.
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