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West Seattle Blog… | A local election you can vote in – right now! - Vimarsana News

West Seattle Blog… | A local election you can vote in – right now!

Board Supervisor election in March to fill an open Board of Supervisors seat. The 2021 election has attracted an unprecedented eight candidates for the position. Brittany Bush Bollay, Kali Clark, John Comerford, Wayne Gullstad, Doug Hennick, Natalie Reber, Melissa Tatro, and David Toledo are all vying for the open seat. Candidate statements can be read at In 2020, KCD made international headlines by offering electronic ballot access for their Board Supervisor election. Those changes increased the visibility, and accessibility, of the election and doubled voter turnout from the prior year. ...

Sheboygan County election: Mayor race, school board on April 6 ballot - Vimarsana News

Sheboygan County election: Mayor race, school board on April 6 ballot

SHEBOYGAN - Voters will head to the polls again on April 6 to choose between Jill Underly and Deborah Kerr for state superintendent of public instruction and decide on other local races and referendums. Among the contested races to keep an eye on in Sheboygan are the races for mayor, City Council District 2 and school board. Samantha Bastil is running unopposed to fill Judge L. Edward Stengel's spot as judge for Sheboygan County Circuit Court's Branch 1. Stengel announced his retirement in November after 36 years as a judge in the county and eight as district attorney. Bastil worked in...

Worth County Board to Hold Short Agenda - Vimarsana News

Worth County Board to Hold Short Agenda

AJ TaylorDecember 28, 2020Last Updated: February 28, 2021 The Worth County Board of Supervisors have a very limited agenda to deal with today. The board will convene at 8:30 am with a review of claims. The board will address all bills, payments, and future estimations of payments before the county. They may also approve some or all of the payments to be made. The board will also look at future agenda items such as appointments  on December 30th, the special Board Supervisor election in January along with the canvassing on January 25th, and the statewide Supervisors meeting scheduled for Janu...

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