Dane County Voters Decide Key Races, Referendums
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Dane County voters cast their ballots in the spring election, deciding on key races for Madisons City Council, School Board, County Board, and Circuit Court spots. Notable contests include two Madison School Board seats, three City Council districts, and a rare Dane County Circuit Court challenge. Additionally, voters choose a new Wisconsin Supreme Court justice and four funding referendums.
In the School Board race, incumbents Blair Mosner Feltham and Nicki Vander Meulen face challengers Daniella Molle and Dana Colussi-Lynde. City Council District eight elects one of two UW-Madison students, while District fourteen pits Noah Lieberman against Kate Blood. District twenty features challenger Sammy Khilji against incumbent Barbara Harrington-McKinney.
Judges are also on the ballot, with Huma Ahsan challenging Dane County Circuit Court Judge Ben Jones. Judges Rachel Graham and Stephanie Hilton run unopposed for appeals and circuit courts, respectively. For Wisconsin Supreme Court, Chris Taylor faces off against Maria Lazar.
Most Dane County Board seats run unopposed, with at least three new faces joining the board. Referendums in Sun Prairie, Sauk Prairie, and Waterloo ask for increased funding for various projects. Polls close at eight PM, and results will soon reveal how the communitys preferences have shifted.
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