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February / April Elections 2010
Spring Primary - February 16, 2010
Spring Election - April 6, 2010
Seats up for election: 8 even-numbered aldermanic seats, City of Appleton.
District 2 - John Hill
District 4 - Jeff Lutz
District 6 - Chad VanDaalwyk
District 8 - Joe Martin
District 10 - Michael Smith
District 12 - Cathy Spears
District 14 - Christopher Croat
District 16 - George Holzknecht
Seats up for election: All seats on the Outagamie County Board.
- Charles Schmidt
- Helen Nagler
- James Mahan
- Wayne Defferding
- Kathleen Thunes
- Tanya Rabec
- John Mueller
- Peter Beckley
- Peter Stueck
- Anne Strauch
- Kathleen Groat
- Richard Gosse
- Diana Janssen
- Stephen Ware
- Jim Pleuss
- Patricia Stevens
- James Duncan
- Donald DeGroot
- Ken VandenHeuvel
- Clifford Sanderfoot
- Lee Hammen
- Paul Hirte
- Dan Schommer
- James McDaniel
- Mark McAndrews
- Jim Steineke
- Charles Kramer
- Norman Austin
- Judith Schuette
- Bob Weyenberg
- Nicholas Hofacker
- Alan Schmidt
- Dean Culbertson
- Andrew Gitter
- Ralph Thern
- Carl Anthony
September / November Elections 2010
Partisan Primary - September 14, 2010
General Election - November 2, 2010
Seats up for election:
- Sheriff - Brad Gehring
- Coroner - Ruth Wulgaert
- State Assembly:
- District 3 - Al Ott
- District 56 - Roger Roth
- District 57 - Penny Bernard Schaber
- State Senate:
- District 1 - Alan Lasee
- District 19 - Mike Ellis
- State Attorney General - J.B. VanHolland
- State Treasurer - Dawn Marie Sass
- Secretary of State - Douglas LaFollette
- Governor - Jim Doyle
- Lieutenant Governor - Barbara Lawton
- State Supreme Court - David Prosser Jr
- U.S. Senate - Russell Feingold
- U.S. Representatives:
- 6th District - Tom Petri
- 8th District - Steve Kagen
Election Schedule
Spring
Primary Election: 3rd Tuesday in February
Main Election: 1st Tuesday in April
Fall:
Primary Election: 2nd Tuesday in September (even numbered years)
General Election: 1st Tuesday after the 1st Monday in November (even numbered years)
Get ready for the 2010 Census!
Information from LWVWI:
Preparations for the 2010 Census are underway and the League of Women Voters is working with others to get an accurate count, representative of the full diversity of our population, in Wisconsin . U.S. Census data comprise the basis for allocating political representation for our state in Washington , DC . In addition, the federal government relies on the census count to allocate almost $400 billion in grants to states for needed government programs and services, including: education, health, crime prevention and infrastructure. States use the census for allotting funds to counties and cities, and for every person not counted, our state will lose $12,000 over the next 10 years.
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