Five candidates are running for three seats on the Mount Horeb Village Board in the April 2 election. Candidate Thomas G. Orshall is also running for village president and would have to choose one office if elected to both. The terms are two years. (I) indicates incumbent.
Two UW-Madison freshmen are running to be the next Madison City Council member from the 8th District, which encompasses much of the campus area. The seat is being vacated by Ald. Zach Wood, who was elected in 2015.
A member of the Village Board is challenging the incumbent village president in McFarland in the April 2 election. The term is two years. (I) indicates incumbent.
An incumbent who has served on the Middleton City Council for nearly three decades faces a challenger in the race for the District 5 seat in the April 2 election. The term is two years. (I) indicates incumbent.
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Four candidates are running for two open seats on the Middleton City Council, the seats having two-year terms.
After surviving a three-way primary, Grant Foster and Angela Jenkins will look to replace retiring Ald. David Ahrens in District 15 on the Madison City Council. The winner in the April 2 election gets a two-year term.
Two incumbents and two newcomers are vying for two seats on the Evansville School Board in the April 2 election. The terms are for three years. (I) indicates incumbent. Incumbent Eric Busse did not respond to a questionnaire.
Two newcomers and an incumbent are vying for two seats on the Columbus School Board in the April 2 election. The terms are for three years. (I) indicates incumbent.
Four candidates, including two incumbents, are vying for two 3-year terms on the Pecatonica School Board in the April 2 election. (I) indicates incumbent. David McSherry did not respond to a questionnaire.
An incumbent and former council member are vying for the 2nd District’s 3rd seat on the Fitchburg City Council in the April 2 election. The term is for two years. (I) indicates incumbent.
Two political newcomers are vying for the District 4, Seat 8 spot on the Fitchburg City Council in the April 2 election. The term is for one year.
Fitchburg Mayor Jason Gonzalez is running for a second term against Ald. Aaron Richardson in the April 2 election. The term is for one year. (I) indicates incumbent.
Having survived a four-way primary, Tag Evers and David Hoffert will face off to represent District 13 on the Madison City Council. The seat covers much of the Near West Side and is being vacated by interim Ald. Allen Arntsen, who was appointed after Sara Eskrich resigned. The winner of the …
Two candidates are vying for a seat on the Madison City Council in District 19 in the April 2 election. The term is two-years. (I) indicates incumbent.
Two candidates are running in the April 2 election to replace Ald. Maurice Cheeks on the Madison City Council in District 10, which includes some of the highest- and lowest-income areas of the city’s West Side. Cheeks opted to run for mayor but didn’t make it past the primary. The term is tw…
Two political newcomers are competing in the April 2 election to replace Ald. Ledell Zellers, who didn’t seek re-election to the Madison City Council in District 2. The term is two years.
Two candidates are vying for an open seat on the Madison City Council in District 20 in the April 2 election. The term is two years.
An educational researcher at UW-Madison is challenging two incumbents for two seats on the McFarland School Board in the April 2 election. The terms are for three years. (I) indicates incumbent.
Three candidates are running for two open trustee seats on the Blue Mounds Village Board, the seats having two-year terms.
Five candidates, including two incumbents, are competing for three seats on the DeForest Village Board.
Voters in Shorewood Hills will choose from six candidates, including one incumbent, for three open seats on the Village Board. The seats have two-year terms.
Six candidates, including three incumbents, are competing for three seats on the Sun Prairie Area School District board of education. The terms are for three years. (I) denotes incumbent.
Six candidates, including three incumbents, are competing for three seats on the Cottage Grove Village Board in the April 2 election. Each seat, elected at-large, carries a two-year term. An (I) is for incumbent.
One newcomer and three incumbents are seeking three seats on the Stoughton School Board in the April 2 election. The terms are for three years. (I) indicates incumbent.