The November ballot for Wisconsin’s first congressional district race will feature a Janesville businessman and a Caledonia iron worker.
In the Democratic primary, Randy Bryce beat out Cathy Myers with with nearly 60 percent of votes. The Janesville school teacher, Myers got just over 40 percent of votes.
In the Republican primary, Bryan Steil won by a landslide with 51.5 percent of the votes. The remaining votes were split among five other candidates.
Steil and Bryce will go head to head in November to determine who will replace outgoing Speaker of the House Paul Ryan.
