Vice President Kamala Harris’ path to victory in the presidential election hinges largely on results in Wisconsin, but former President Donald Trump holds a slight edge in the state.
The state is part of a so-called “Blue Wall” for Harris, with Michigan and Pennsylvania also critical to any hopes she has of winning the White House this November.
As of 12:30 a.m. Wednesday however, Trump still leads Harris by roughly 124,000 votes in Wisconsin, with 90% of precincts reporting in the state.
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Incumbent Sen. Tammy Baldwin also trailed in her race against Republican challenger Eric Hovde, who held an advantage of roughly 68,000 votes with 87% of precincts reporting.
Wisconsin’s Congressional races have all been called as of 12:30 a.m., including Republican Bryan Steil winning a seat over Democratic challenger Peter Barca.
Wisconsin also passed an amendment that will require voters to be American citizens, with 67% of voters cast ballots in favor of the amendment.
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