South Milwaukee will have a new school board member.
Doug Perry, a longtime teacher in the Greenfield School District, picked up the most votes on Tuesday, tallying 1,481 (or 38.3%) to incumbent Terri Travia’s 1,296 (or 33.5%), according to unofficial returns from city clerk’s office. They will serve three-year terms. Perry replaces incumbent Joseph Weirich, who finished third with 1,072 votes, or 27.7%.
Other South Milwaukee election results …
- Justice Patience Roggensack tallied 1,715 votes, or 59.9%, in South Milwaukee to challenger Ed Fallone’s 1,144, or 39.9%.
- In the race for state school superintendent, incumbent Tony Evers had 1,489 votes locally, or 56.2%, to Don Pridemore’s 1,153, or 43.5%.
- Incumbent Rebecca Bradley beat Janet Protasiewicz in the Milwaukee County Circuit Court District 45 race, 1,584 (55.8%) to 1,247 (44%).
- All four aldermanic races were uncontested. In the Fourth District, I tallied 445 votes to David Bartoshevich’s 489. Thanks to everyone who supported me, and I look forward to serving two more years on the city council.
Turnout was 22.3%.
See the complete local results here, and post your comments below!
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