The 2024 Spring Election

Election Recap

We made 72 total endorsements in 13 municipalities. We invested nearly $174,000 on 53 candidates, flipped two county boards and one city council, and protected majorities on two county boards. Not only was this our largest spring election program ever, but it was also the largest independent spring program in Wisconsin this cycle.

Wisconsin Conservation Voters ran our largest and most effective spring program ever in the April 2024 election!

We made 72 total endorsements in 13 municipalities. We invested nearly $174,000 on 53 candidates, flipped two county boards and one city council, and protected majorities on two county boards. Not only was this our largest spring election program ever, but it was also the largest independent spring program in Wisconsin this cycle.

We are particularly proud of:

  • Flipping the Green Bay Common Council to a pro-democracy, pro-conservation majority
  • Flipping the Portage County Board to a pro-clean water majority
  • Flipping the Columbia County Board to a pro-clean energy majority
  • Protecting a pro-conservation majority on the Eau Claire County Board
  • Protecting a pro-conservation majority on the La Crosse County Board and preventing the election of a 2020 fake elector

We also want to thank Mayor Katie Rosenberg of Wausau for her years of service. No other local elected official in Wisconsin has done as much as her to address PFAS contamination in the city’s drinking water. We are tremendously grateful to have supported her bid for re-election. While we are sad about her narrow loss, we are excited to see what big things she does next. The example she set for how to respond to PFAS contamination will be considered the gold standard for years to come.

The constitutional amendments that will make it harder for local governments to administer fair and efficient elections unfortunately passed. This power grab by anti-democracy forces is a loss for us all. Now the fight to fully fund elections must begin so that our ability to vote is not hampered by these wrongheaded amendments.

Let’s celebrate the momentous achievements in local races. Then, it’s time to get back to work, as usual. With your support, we’ll continue to fight for an equitable democracy and ensure that we elect leaders this fall who care about Wisconsin and its future for us and future generations.

Jim Hutchison - W Green Bay Common Council District 2
Joey Prestley - W Green Bay Common Council District 6
Alyssa Proffitt - W Green Bay Common Council District 7
Jim Ridderbush - L Green Bay Common Council District 8
Brian Johnson - W Green Bay Common Council District 9
Ben Delie - W Green Bay Common Council District 10
Kathy Hinkfuss - W Green Bay Common Council District 12
Ross Toellner - W Brown County Board District 24
Martyn Smith - W Appleton City Council District 4
Everett O’Malley - L Appleton City Council District 14
DJ Nichols - W Oshkosh City Council At-Large
Jacqui Guthrie - W Stevens Point City Council District 2
Dale Steinmetz - W Stevens Point City Council District 6
Dustin Buse - W Stevens Point City Council District 10
Vinnie Miresse - W Portage County Board District 1
Janell Wehr - W Portage County Board District 3
Shaun Pryzbylski - W Portage County Board District 6
Joan Honl - W Portage County Board District 8
Andrew Rockman - W Portage County Board District 9
Bob Gifford - W Portage County Board District 10
Karin Sieg - L Portage County Board District 12
Chris Randazzo - W Portage County Board District 14
Nancy Eggleston - W Portage County Board District 15
John Bertelson - L Portage County Board District 16
Amberle Schwartz - W Portage County Board District 19
Ray Reser - W Portage County Board District 25
Roberta Filicky-Peneski - L Sheboygan City Council District 2
Zachary Rust - W Sheboygan City Council District 8
Katie Rosenberg - L Wausau Mayor
Kelly Leibold - W La Crosse County Board District 1
David Pierce - W La Crosse County Board District 3
Maureen Freedland - W La Crosse County Board District 4
Grant Mathu - W La Crosse County Board District 6
Peg Isola - W La Crosse County Board District 8
Dawn Wacek - W La Crosse County Board District 9
Kim Cable - W La Crosse County Board District 10
Randy Erickson - W La Crosse County Board District 12
Monica Kruse - W La Crosse County Board District 15
Wyatt Molling - L La Crosse County Board District 16
Rick Cornforth - W La Crosse County Board District 19
Steve Doyle - W La Crosse County Board District 20
Emily Onsager - L La Crosse County Board District 21
Joe Kovacevich - W La Crosse County Board District 22
Kristie Tweed - L La Crosse County Board District 24
Leonardo Silva - L La Crosse County Board District 28
Dillon Mader - W La Crosse County Board District 30
Deirdre Jenkins - W Eau Claire County Board District 2
Joe Knight - W Eau Claire County Board District 3
Nancy Coffey - W Eau Claire County Board District 10
David Hirsch - W Eau Claire County Board District 16
Thomas Vue - W Eau Claire County Board District 17
James Dunning - W Eau Claire County Board District 18
Jasmine Case - L Eau Claire County Board District 20
Heather DeLuka - W Eau Claire County Board District 24
Loralee Clark - W Eau Claire County Board District 27
Jim Schumacher - W Eau Claire County Board District 28
Bob Swanson - W Eau Claire County Board District 29
David Homan - W Rock County Board District 8
Brandon Buchanan - TIED Rock County Board District 11
Philip Gorman - W Rock County Board District 14
Kevin Leavy - W Rock County Board District 15
R.J. Sutterlin - W Rock County Board District 18
Wes Davis - L Rock County Board District 22
Jeremy Zajac - L Rock County Board District 24
Matt McGovern - W Shorewood Village Board Trustee
Tim Henney - W Columbia County Board District 6
Steve Balsiger - W Columbia County Board District 12
Liz Miller - W Columbia County Board District 14
Dilaine Noel - L Columbia County Board District 16
Henry St. Maurice - W Columbia County Board District 21
Susan Schweitzer - W Columbia County Board District 22
Tess Carr - W Columbia County Board District 25
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Voter Resources

Voting rights in Wisconsin have been degraded in recent years, but it is still easy to vote. Use these resources to ensure you have a successful Election Day. Or better yet, cast an early vote. If you can't find what you're looking for here and still have questions about voting in Wisconsin give us a call at 608-661-0845 and we'll help find the answer.

Voter Resources

Voting rights in Wisconsin have been degraded in recent years, but it is still easy to vote. Use these resources to ensure you have a successful Election Day. Or better yet, cast an early vote. If you can't find what you're looking for here and still have questions about voting in Wisconsin give us a call at 608-661-0845 and we'll help find the answer.