Thiensville Village President Van Mobley retains his seat in a race against a write-in candidate Eddie Morales, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Van Mobley will serve a fourth term as Thiensville village president after a competitive race against write-in opponent Jan Heinitz.
Mobley thanked his supporters and cited the issues he will prioritize as village president. He received 532 votes (about 54.4% of the vote) compared to Heinitz s 445 (45.5%).
Election results are unofficial until they are canvassed. Together we will preserve and enhance our police and fire protection, maintain and update our infrastructure and continue to facilitate downtown redevelopment, Mobley said in an email. We can t believe how well we did, she said.
Thiensville s village president who has refused to allow virtual meetings fends off a challenge from a write-in candidate Eddie Morales, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Van Mobley will serve a fourth term as Thiensville village president after a competitive race against write-in opponent Jan Heinitz.
Mobley thanked his supporters and cited the issues he will prioritize as village president. He received 532 votes (about 54.4% of the vote) compared to Heinitz s 445 (45.5%).
Election results are unofficial until they are canvassed. Together we will preserve and enhance our police and fire protection, maintain and update our infrastructure and continue to facilitate downtown redevelopment, Mobley said in an email.
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Thiensville Village President Van Mobley was running unopposed until write-in candidate Jan Heinitz started her campaign in early March.
Issues facing the village, like discussions about hybrid meetings and the handling of comments made by village officials, prompted Heinitz to run against Mobley in the April 6 election.
Mobley hopes to be re-elected and remain part of recent board discussions on issues such as public parking in Thiensville s business district and the future of the fire department.
The candidates were asked to limit their answers to 100 words. Answers may have been edited for length.
The village and county are facing issues regarding fire department resources. What do you hope to achieve as village president in improving the fire department?