There will be no primary elections for Menomonie City Council or the Dunn County Board since there are no seats with more than two declared candidates who have completed their paperwork to meet the deadline of January 2, 2023.

Only one city race is contested. Candidates for Menomonie City seats are:

Ward 2 - Penny Burstad, Matthew Crowe

Ward 4 - Gretchen Yonko

Ward 6 - Leland Schwebs

Ward 8 - Mary Solberg

Ward 10 - Ryland Erdman

Mayor - Randy Knaack

City candidate addresses and information on the paperwork they filed are available on the city website.

Several seats for the Dunn County Board of Supervisors have two candidates:

District 8 - Luke Wilsey, Daniel J. Baldus

District 9 - Thomas Quinn, Karl Hackbarth

District 10 - Pilar Gerasimo, Donald Gjeston

District 11 - Michelle Bachand, Korlee Witzel

District 12 - Michael Kneer

District 13 - Monica Berrier, Scott Parker

District 14 - John Calabrese

District 15 - Barbara W Lyon, Michael Werner

District 16 - Ann Vogl

District 17 - Kelly McCullough

District 18 - Sheila Stori, Jim Uhlir

District 19 - Carl Vandermeulen

District 20 - no candidates

District 21 - Diane L. Morehouse, Laurie J. Christianson

District 22 - Andrew Hagen

District 23 - Mark R. Thomas

District 24 - Ryan Martin, Randy L. Prochnow

District 25 - Sue Suechting, Tom Gilbert

District 26 - Larry R. Bjork

District 27 - Robert Bauer

District 28 - Tim Lienau, Gordon Wolf

District 29 - Jerry Joe Hartung

Information on candidate contact information, when they filed, and how many signatures were collected is available on the Dunn County Website.

We do not yet have information on the candidates for School District of the Menomonie Area board, though all 3 of the incumbents in seats that are up for election are not running for re-election. Names will be drawn on Friday January 5 at 9 AM in the Administrative Service Center at 215 Pine Avenue E. We will know the names of the candidates at that time. Only three candidates have completed papers for their candidacy so the three seats will be uncontested.

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Steve is a member of LION Publishers and the Local Media Association, is active in Health Dunn Right, and is vice-president of the League of Women Voters of the greater Chippewa Valley

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