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(WLUK) — Tuesday marks two weeks until Wisconsin’s spring primary election on April 2. In-person absentee voting kicked off across the state Tuesday. On everyone’s ballot are two questions that could change how future...
The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay is offering a Presidential Election Academy over the course of two-and-a-half days in November of this year to prepare local officials on election preparation, election polling operations and duties...
On Monday, September 25, 2023 at 5:30 pm, Keep Our Republic, a nonprofit focused, non-partisan civic education organization, will be holding an educational event focused on the election process. The educational event will be...
UW-Green Bay’s Student Government Association is pleased to announce the commencement of the 2023 election season. Up for grabs this election are the following positions: University President UW-Green Bay Campus President and Vice President...
Sandi Tretow is well-known in northern Ozaukee County as the longtime clerk and treasurer for the Village of Fredonia, but now she’s taking on a higher profile countywide role as the Ozaukee County treasurer....
Alumna Erica Janisch (History) is a candidate for the Madison City Council! Source: Candidate Q&A: Madison City Council, District 20 | Wisconsin State Journal
Jackie Krull ’91 (Business Admin) is a Retirement plan administrator with a Bachelor’s degree from the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay in business administration, with an economics minor is running for Bellevue Village President. Source:...
Amani Latimer Burris ’92 has a Bachelor’s degree in Communication from UW-Green Bay and graduate work from the University of Minnesota and is in the running for Dane County Board, District 12. Source: Candidate Q&A:...
UW-Green Bay Prof. Aaron Weinschenk (chair of Political Science) was recently featured in an article about the race within Wisconsin State Legislature. The Press Times has the story.
UW-Green Bay Alum Randy Glysch is a candidate for Oregon Village Board President. Glysch received a bachelor’s degree in Psychology and Human Development Source: Candidate Q&A: Oregon Village Board president | Wisconsin State Journal
