There is one statewide and one local primary that will be on the ballot February 18. The statewide race is for the State Superintendent of Public Instruction (aka DPI) and the other is for the Cedarburg School District Schoolboard.
VOTER KEY
The terms are up for David Krier, Laura Stroebel and Elizabeth Charland who have stood strong against the attacks to implement "woke" and DEI-based ideologies into one of the top performing school districts in Wisconsin. However, after many years of service, David Krier has decided not to run for re-election and filed noncandidacy papers. Stroebel and Charland are running for re-election. The lefties see this as an opportunity to take control of the school board and are running 5 candidates, creating the need for a primary. The primary on February 18 will narrow the field from 8 candidates to 6 for the April 1 general election.
These primary elections have very low turnouts, so it is imperative that we spread the word and GET THE VOTE OUT. With only 3 candidates we can confidently endorse, it is critical we help get all 3 (Demczak, Charland, Stroebel) into the next round for the April 1 general election.
There are candidates running to head up the Department of Instruction (DPI) as the State Superintendent of Public Instruction. This role not only impacts education in WI, which is failing in many areas but also impacts our taxes.