Tim Jacobson
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How we do this →What is Tim Jacobson running for?
Tim Jacobson is on the ballot for Governor of Wisconsin in the August 11, 2026 Wisconsin partisan primary. 10 other candidates are on the ballot.
Also on this ballot
- Joel Brennan (Democratic)
- David Crowley (Democratic)
- Francesca Hong (Democratic)
- Kelda Roys (Democratic)
- Tom Tiffany (Republican)
- Andy Manske (Republican)
- Oliver Carranza (Independent)
- Crystal Harper (Independent)
- Mike Kohn (Independent)
- Korey Streich (Independent)
Who is Tim Jacobson?
Registered with Wisconsin Ethics Commission; limited public information available
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Brent Jacobson for State Senate
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Sources
- referenceBallotpedia
- officialWisconsin Ethics Commission
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