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Thirteen Wisconsin Powerball payers hold $50,000 tickets

January 15, 2016 By Bob Hague

There no big winners, but Wisconsin was not without it’s share of Powerball action. Thirteen tickets sold in Wisconsin won the Powerball third-prize of $50,000 in Wednesday night’s drawing.

Wisconsin Lottery spokeswoman Stephanie Marquis said ticket holders will have 180 days to cash in, either in Madison or Milwaukee. They’ll collect about $34,000 after state and federal taxes.

In a week and-a-half, more than $41 million in Powerball tickets were sold here, and a portion of that goes to property tax relief.

The big winners were in California, Florida and Tennessee with those three tickets splitting $1.5 billion.

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