Austin Vandertie and Galen Dejardin will have another election to campaign for after claiming the top two spots in the Town Supervisor race in the Town of Brussels during Tuesday's spring primary. Vandertie claimed the most of the 178 votes cast in the town with 78 votes. Dejardin garnered 61 votes while Matthew Phillips fell outside of the top two with 38 votes. Vandertie and Dejardin are vying to replace Joel Daoust on the Brussels Town Board after he opted not to run again.

Voters in Door and Kewaunee counties also got to weigh in on the State Superintendent race during Tuesday's primary, which advanced the incumbent Dr. Jill Underly and Brittany Kinser to the spring election in April. Underly came out on top in Door County with 1,365 of the 2,917 votes cast. Kinser and fellow challenger Jeff Wright virtually split the other half votes with Kinser garnering 755 votes and Wright capturing 766 votes. In Kewaunee County, it was Kinser who earned the most votes with 639 votes followed by Underly (437) and Wright (276). The spring election will take place on April 1st.