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Election workers from the spring election in the Town of Osceola will be asked to give a written report to the Town Board about the election and why numerous write-in ballot votes were not initially reported.Â
The board made the decision to ask for more information from election workers following a discussion of the recount May 4.Â
Then Town Chair Brandon Whittaker read a prepared statement about the election and the recount. âI would like to make a brief statement about the spring election. As many of you are aware, there were some errors in the initial vote tally for last monthâs election. These issues related primarily to counting of write-in ballots. I want to thank those individuals that brought the issue to the attention of town officials.Â
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The 2021 Wisconsin Spring Election was held Tuesday, April 6. On the ballot for students with on-campus addresses were candidates for State Superintendent, Appleton Area School District School Board Member, Outagamie County City Court Judge Branch 6, Court of Appeals Judge District 3 and the City of Appleton Nonpartisan Redistricting Referendum.
Jill Underly won the election for State Superintendent of Public Instruction, the highest education position for Wisconsin. Underly received 58% of the votes over her opponent Deborah Kerr.
Underly’s campaign website provides her goal as the state superintendent: “To work with our school administrators and our different professional organizations and private-public partners in mental health to bring more training to our staff, but also provide more on-site mental health services for our students and families.” She also emphasized the increased needs of rural communities, which, along with the rest of the state’s di