Residents in Kewaunee County’s District 4 will have their choice of a new supervisor when it comes to the April election.
Doak Baker filed his notice of non-candidacy the same day Dennis Langteau turned in all of his paperwork to run for the seat. Nellie DeBaker has circulating nomination papers for the same seat. District 4 appears to be the only contested election and the only one with challengers in it.
Langteau, Gerald Paape (District 1) Milt Swagel (District 12), and Virginia Haske (District 16) have filed all the necessary paperwork to run this spring. Nicholas Guilette (District 2), Daniel Olson (District 6), Timothy Kinnard (District 7), Scott Jahnke (District 9), Aaron Augustian (District 11), Kim Kroll (District 13), Thomas Romdenne (District 14), Linda J. Teske (District 15), Jeffrey Vollenweider (District 18), John Mastalir (District 19), and Joanne Lazansky (District 20) have all started the process to run for re-election.
Steven Agamaite (District 3), Matthew Piesler (District 5), Douglas Doell (District 8), John Wochos (District 10), and Joseph Lukes (District 17) have not indicated either way if they are running or not as of Monday morning.
Prospective candidates have until January 4th to turn in the necessary paperwork to run in the spring election slated for April.
