The first step to serving your community begins on Friday. That is the first day people can begin circulating nomination papers for the 2024 Spring Primary on February 20th and the General Election on April 2nd.

All of the seats on the Door County and Kewaunee County Board of Supervisors are up for grabs, in addition to spots on the boards in most towns, villages, cities, and school districts in the two counties. Door County residents will also have the opportunity to choose a new circuit court judge after D. Todd Ehlers announced earlier this year he would not be running for another term. Door County Family Court Commissioner Jennifer Moeller announced her intentions to run for the seat shortly after Ehlers' announcement.  Door County Board District 9 Supervisor Daniel Austad has also indicated that he will not run again for his seat.

The spring election will also attract additional attention since it is when voters will head to the polls to choose who they want to see run for President of the United States ahead of the Democratic and Republican national conventions this summer.  For those looking to run for office, you can begin circulating your nomination papers as soon as December 1st.  You have until 5 p.m. on January 2nd to return them with the necessary signatures. You can contact your local clerk with additional questions.