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ABSENTEE VOTING HERE FAR BEHIND LAST YEAR'S RATE | 104.5 & 96.1 The Point - Vimarsana News

ABSENTEE VOTING HERE FAR BEHIND LAST YEAR'S RATE | 104.5 & 96.1 The Point

Absentee voting in advance of Tuesday's Spring Primary Election in Sheboygan County is being used far less than last year according to data from the W...

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ABSENTEE VOTING HERE FAR BEHIND LAST YEAR'S RATE - Vimarsana News

ABSENTEE VOTING HERE FAR BEHIND LAST YEAR'S RATE

Absentee voting in advance of Tuesday's Spring Primary Election in Sheboygan County is being used far less than last year according to data from the W...

Races are shaping up for spring elections - Vimarsana News

Races are shaping up for spring elections

Ballots are set for the April 5, 2022 elections. The filing deadline for nomination papers and non-candidacy papers was January 4, 2022.

Polling Location Changes Approved For Upcoming Elections - Vimarsana News

Polling Location Changes Approved For Upcoming Elections

By Kevin Zimmermann   SHEBOYGAN, WI (WHBL) – City of Sheboygan voters will again have a change in the location of two polling places for the upcoming Spring Primary Election on February 16th, and the April 6th General Election. Voters in Wards 16, 17 and 18 who previously cast ballots at First United Lutheran Church or the Sheboygan Elks Club will instead use the Kiwanis Park Fieldhouse, while Wards 15, 20 and 21 voters who had gone to either the Senior Activity Center or the Wisconsin Bank and Trust location will instead be voting at Sheboygan City Hall. If you’re among those yo...

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Two mayoral candidates say they've got what it takes - Vimarsana News

Two mayoral candidates say they've got what it takes

Mitch Reynolds LA CROSSE, Wis. (WXOW) - Martin Gaul and Mitch Reynolds both decided to run for the position when Mayor Tim Kabat announced he would not look to win another term. Gaul is the sitting common council president and said his six years of experience on city council have prepared him for the tough gig. One of his goals is to build better relationships with other municipality leaders in La Crosse County. "Our local elected officials have got to develop a relationship based on trust of each other," Gaul said. "If we can do that at the top level for local elected leaders I believe that ...

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