Most of the potential vacancies on the Shawano County Board now have candidates, and one district will even have a primary election due to three people seeking the post.
District 22 voters will go to the polls Feb. 20 to narrow the list of candidates from three to two. The candidates are Jerry Ahlers, Anne L. Smith and R. Raymond Rigsby.
The district includes the towns of Grant and Seneca, part of the Town of Morris and the part of Marion in Shawano County.
There are still no candidates running for the District 5 or the District 16 seats.
“People can still sign up as a registered write-in if they wish and run a campaign that way,” said Shawano County Clerk Kara Skarlupka. “These two districts will be decided by write-in votes.”
For information on how register as a write-in candidate, contact Skarlupka at the courthouse at 311 N. Main St., Shawano, or call 715-526-9150.
There is also a primary for the Pulaski School District, which includes the towns of Maple Grove, Lessor, Angelica and Green Valley, and the Village of Pulaski (Shawano County).
Those candidates are Corey Juelich, Steve Liegl and Jennifer Rybicki.
Other races for the county board, which will be decided in April, are Kimberly Leffel and Blake Hampton in District 4, Jeremy Gretzinger and Mike Stupecky in District 7, Kathy Luebke and Dustin Julius Robaidek in District 12, Jesse Rankin and Al Kuhn in District 17, Devin Krizan and Randy Mallmann in District 18, and Lynn Tober-Steinke and Tyler Steenbock in District 19.
Unopposed candidates are Mike Wizner in District 1, Annelies Hartwig in District 2, Jacob Hartwig in District 3, Randy Young in District 6, Martin Elmer in District 8, Ken Capelle in District 9, Terry Tipton in District 10, Jim Przyblski in District 11, Kevin Conradt in District 13, Matt Pleshek in District 14, Russell Gehm in District 15, Rick Giese in District 20, Joe Miler in District 21, Steven Natzke in District 23, Bill Switalla in District 24, Denny Knaak in District 25, Tom Kautza in District 26 and Tess Serrano in District 27.
Incumbents not seeking reelection this year are Steve Gueths, Grant Staszak, David Heideman, Jerry Erdmann, Arlyn Tober, Milton Marquardt, Dick Olson and Mart Grams.
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