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Campaign ads come to a screeching halt after today when Wisconsin selects a Governor and Attorney General, contests that have fueled millions of dollars in advertising for the past several months. While those are marquee elections, other local contests abound.
Voters in Wisconsin Senate District 9 will choose either Republican Amy Binsfeld or Independent Christian Ellis to replace retiring Senate Majority Leader Devin LeMahieu of Oostburg.
Current 6th District US Congressman, Republican Glenn Grothman faces a challenge from Democrat Brad Smith and three minor party candidates.
In the Assembly, District 26 Representative, Democrat Joe Sheehan is challenged by Republican John Belanger, and Representative to Assembly District 25 Paul Tittle, the incumbent Republican, faces Democrat Christopher Able, while the Assembly District 59 contest pits Republican Bradley Petersen against Democrat Jack Holzman, with the winner replacing current representative, Republican Robert Brooks.
Drew Phillips, newly elected to the Sheboygan Common Council, faces a challenge to his District 7 seat on the Sheboygan County Board from Ed Proceck, and a 3-way race takes place for Sheboygan Common Council District 8 between Dom Davis, Peter Jacobs and Bryan Kelly.
Voters in both Plymouth and Sheboygan Falls have spending referenda, Plymouth for expanding its Police Department, and Sheboygan Falls for investing in its schools.
Polls are open from 7 AM until 8 PM in Wisconsin.
Parking at Lot 3 at the Mead Public Library will be free today. The Mead Public Library is a voting location for the City of Sheboygan. Drivers will still need to pay to park at all other public parking locations.
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