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Sheboygan County election results: Roberta Filicky-Peneski unseated

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April 4, 2024

Sheboygan County election results: Roberta Filicky-Peneski unseated

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SHEBOYGAN — Voters throughout Sheboygan County solid their vote Tuesday for the spring election, selecting to unseat a number of incumbents all through the area, together with Sheboygan Widespread Council District 2 alderperson Roberta Filicky-Peneski.

Different incumbents defeated on the polls included Pat Schmidt for Sheboygan City Board, each incumbents working for Howards Grove College Board and Bob Schilsky for Plymouth Widespread Council.

Along with voting for native seats, residents voted on whether or not two additions ought to be made to the state structure in a referendum vote. Query 1 on the poll pertained to banning personal funding of elections and query 2 requested about including that “solely election officers designated by legislation” can administer elections.

Sheboygan County voters agreed with voters statewide to move each adjustments.

Additionally on Tuesday’s poll was the presidential major vote.

As forecasted, President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump each gained probably the most votes of their respective races at each the county and state degree.

Under are the outcomes of all main Sheboygan County elections, together with the outcomes for the presidential major and referendum votes.

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April 2 spring election outcomes

Sheboygan County Supervisors (two-year time period)

District 1 – Brian Smith: 663
District 2 – Paul Gruber (552) defeated Travis Gross (529)
District 3 – Kathleen Donovan (542) defeated Isabel Rivera (152)
District 4 – Marilyn Montemayor: 282
District 5 – Rebecca Clarke: 536
District 6 – Henry Nelson: 393
District 7 – Edward Procek: 296
District 8 – Vernon Koch: 457
District 9 – Wendy Schobert: 470
District 10 – Curt Brauer: 653
District 11 – Gerald Jorgensen: 893
District 12 – Suzanne Speltz (545) defeated Robert Ziegelbauer (424)
District 13 – Charlette Nennig: 903
District 14 – Keith Abler: 1,114
District 15 – No candidates (Scattering: 219)
District 16 – John Nelson: 572
District 17 – Thomas Wegner: 624
District 18 – Christian Ellis: 936
District 19 – No candidates (Scattering 123)
District 20 – Carl Nonhof (443) defeated Michael Vogl (443)
District 21 – Jon Kuhlow: 935
District 22 – Jay Vander Weele: 830
District 23 – Jacqueline Veldman: 576
District 24 – William Goehring: 847
District 25 – Stanley Lammers: 801

Metropolis of Sheboygan Widespread Council (two-year time period)

District 2 – John Belanger (604) defeated Roberta Filicky-Peneski (524)
District 4 – Robert La Fave (214) defeated Debra Yochis (125)
District 6 – Dean Dekker (360) defeated Joseph Vugrinovich (116)
District 8 – Zachary Rust (378) defeated Jesse Roethel (251)
District 10 – Joseph Heidemann (411) defeated Marcia Reinthaler (407)

Sheboygan Space College District Board of Training (three-year phrases)

Leah Hibl (5,373), Santino Laster (4,882) and Peter Madden (5,502) defeated Isabel Rivera (3,604)

City of Sheboygan Board (two-year phrases)

Supervisor No. 1 – Tim Winkel: 1,439
Supervisor No. 3 – Randy Blindauer (1,008) defeated Pat Schmidt (609)

Village of Random Lake Village Board (two-year phrases)

Duane Urbanski (241), Blaine Werner (223) and Rachel Fuller (216) defeated Elizabeth Manian (193) and Timmy Phalen (120)

Village of Kohler Village Board (two-year phrases)

Kelly Jensen Kasten (383), Tracy Thomas Lyons (338) and John Ewert (233) defeated John Winter (217), Paul Carlsen (202), Jenny Roatch (207) and Houston Hoskins (48)

Village of Oostburg Village Board (two-year phrases)