St. Croix County Conservative Candidates: 2024 Spring Republican Voter Guide

The 2024 Spring election is April 2nd. Click here to find out where to vote! Here is a list of races and polling locations. View a list of all the conservative & Republican candidates by Wisconsin county Here.

Wisconsin Spring 2024 Referendum Questions

YES to both.

QUESTION 1: “Use of private funds in election administration. Shall section 7 (1) of article III of the constitution be created to provide that private donations and grants may not be applied for, accepted, expended, or used in connection with the conduct of any primary, election, or referendum?” – Vote YES

QUESTION 2: “Election officials. Shall section 7 (2) of article III of the constitution be created to provide that only election officials designated by law may perform tasks in the conduct of primaries, elections, and referendums?” – Vote YES

2024 Spring St. Croix County Conservative Candidates

Here are the candidates as recommended by the St. Croix County Republican Party:

St. Croix County Board Recommendations

District 1 Lisa Lind

District 2 Shawn Anderson

District 3 No Recommendation

District 4 Bob Cizek

District 5 David Anderson

District 6 Paul Adams

District 7 Paul Berning

District 8 Rick Ottino

District 9 Bob Fiedler

District 10 No Recommendation

District 11 No Recommendation

District 12 No Recommendation

District 13 Ryan Sherley

District 14 No Recommendation

District 15 Mark Carlson

District 16 Mike Barcalow

District 17 No Recommendation

District 18 Jerry VanSomeren

District 19 No Recommendation

Hudson City Council Recommendations

Aldermanic District 2 Lynn Wakefield

Aldermanic District 3 Joy Knutson

Aldermanic District 4 Mike Kennedy

New Richmond Alderperson District 6 Recommendation

William C. Kwasny

North Hudson Village Trustee Recommendations

At Large (Vote for not more than three)

John Porter

Bryan Pike

Barbara Olson

River Falls Alderperson At Large Recommendation

At Large (Vote for not more than two)

Scott Morrissette

Roberts Village Trustee Recommendation

At Large (Vote for not more than three)

Shawn Dakovich

Somerset Village Trustee Recommendations

At Large (Vote for not more than three)

Ryan Sicard

Kenneth R. Lehman

Hammond Town Board Supervisor Recommendation

At Large (Vote for not more than two)

Ronald Gubrud

Hudson Town Board Supervisor 1 Recommendation

Ken Thill

St. Joseph Town Board Supervisor 1 Recommendation

Steven Mael

St. Joseph Town Board Supervisor 3 Recommendation

Chris Kath

Troy Town Board Supervisor 4 Recommendation

Matthew Bocklund

Amery School District School Board Member Recommendations

At Large (Vote for not more than two)

Joanne Jackson

Del Stone

Baldwin-Woodville Area School District School Board Member Recommendations

At Large (Vote for not more than three)

Tasha Forehand

Scott Miller

Ken Dykhouse

Hudson School District School Board Member Recommendations

At Large (vote for not more than three)

Kate Garza

Randy Larson

New Richmond School District School Board Member Recommendation

At Large (Vote for not more than two)

Ben Engelhart

River Falls School Board Recommendations

At Large (Vote for no more than three)

Crystal Dubois

Bo Hirstein

Saint Croix Central School District School Board Member Recommendations

At Large (Vote for not more than three)

Erick Herink

Brad Wester

Josh Pettit

Somerset School District School Board Member Recommendations

At Large (Vote for not more than three)

Dani Erickson

Steve Degelau

 

 
 
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