Politics & Government
Election 2011: Spring Election is Today; State Supreme Court, Many Local Races to be Decided
Hudson voters will see Wisconsin Supreme Court justice candidates and Board of Education candidates on the ballot. Depending on the municipality, some voters may choose a town board member, trustee, alderperson, judge and more.
Statewide and Regional Races
Voters in all Wisconsin munipalities can cast ballots for one of the two state Supreme Court justice candidates and those in Wisconsin Court of Appeals District III can cast a ballot in an uncontested race.
Justice of the Wisconsin Supreme Court (choose one)
JoAnne Kloppenburg
David Prosser
Wisconsin Court of Appeals District III Judge (choose one)
Gregory A. Peterson
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Every voter in Hudson School District will see the Board of Education race on his or her ballot. The three-way race will end with two winners.
Hudson School District Board of Education (choose two)
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Hudson city voters in three of the six city districts will have the opportunity to vote for an alderman candidate. Two races are contested, while one candidate is running unopposed.
City of Hudson Alderman District 1 (choose one)
City of Hudson Alderman District 5 (choose one)
City of Hudson Alderman District 6 (choose one)
Residents of North Hudson village can cast a ballot for village president, municipal judge and up to three trustees. It appears, unless there is a strong last-minute, write-in candidate, that all the village candidates will emerge from the election victorious.
North Hudson Village President (choose one)
North Hudson Village Board of Trustees (choose three)
North Hudson Village Municipal Judge (choose one)
Hudson town residents will have the opportunity to vote for town chairman and two of the town's supervisors, but none of the races are contested.
Hudson Town Chariman (choose one)
Hudson Town Supervisor 2 (choose one)
Hudson Town Supervisor 4 (choose one)
St. Joseph town residents have some important decisions to make. They have a chance to choose among seven candidates for four of the town's leadership positions. Races for town chair, clerk/treasurer and one of the town supervisor seats are all contested. Only one of the seven candidates is running unopposed.
St. Joseph Town Chair (choose one)
St. Joseph Town 2nd Supervisor (choose one)
St. Joseph Town 4th Supervisor (choose one)
St. Joseph Town Clerk/Treasurer (choose one)
Troy town residents will have three races on their ballots: town chairperson and two supervisor seats. Only one of the three races is contested.
Troy Town Chairperson (choose one)
Troy Town Supervisor #1 (choose one)
Troy Town Supervisor #3 (choose one)
