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Rebecca Cooke Wins Congressional Seat in Wisconsin Rematch

Rebecca Cooke, a Democrat, won the election for Wisconsin's 3rd Congressional District, defeating incumbent Republican Derrick Van Orden. Cooke received 52.4% of the vote compared to Van Orden's 45.8%. This election follows a competitive history in the district, which has seen shifts in party control in recent years.

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In a rematch of the 2024 election, Democrat Rebecca Cooke defeated incumbent Republican Derrick Van Orden in Wisconsin's 3rd Congressional District. Cooke secured 52.4% of the vote, while Van Orden received 45.8%. This district has a history of competitive elections, with both parties having held the seat in recent years. Cooke's victory reflects the ongoing contest for control of the House of Representatives.

Key facts

  • Rebecca Cooke won 52.4% of the vote in Wisconsin's 3rd Congressional District.
  • Derrick Van Orden received 45.8% of the vote.
  • 91% of ballots were counted when the race was called.
  • The district has shifted between parties in recent elections.
  • Cooke previously lost to Van Orden by 2.7 points in 2024.
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