Official results will be certified Friday, April 9.
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Adam Landwehr will retain his seat on the Maple School Board and Shari Olson, of Brule, will take the second seat, based on unofficial vote totals from Tuesday, April 6.
Olson received the highest number of votes with 927, followed by Landwehr with 504, Shannon Grayson with 430 and Chris Schultz with 408.
The Board of Canvassers will meet Friday, April 9, to review and certify the official results.
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It s already time for another election: Tuesday, Feb. 16 is primary election day in Wisconsin.
All ballots in the state will contain the State Superintendent of Public Instruction race, which will be narrowed from seven candidates to two in Tuesday s primary election. The candidates are Sheila Briggs, Joe Fenrick, Troy Gunderson, Shandowlyon Shawn Hendricks-Williams, Deborah Kerr, Steve Krull, and Jill Underly. Wisconsin Public Radio has profiles of the candidates.
Incumbent Superintendent Carolyn Stanford Taylor is not running.
Locally, there is also a primary election in the Maple School Board race. Shannon Grayson, incumbent Adam Landwehr, Shari Olson, Chris Schultz, and incumbent Rachel Zwicky are running for two seats. The Superior Telegram has profiles of the candid