Challenger Comes Out Ahead of 2 Incumbents for Racine Unified Board
The Racine Unified community chose to keep two incumbents on the ballot for the April general election, but a challenger came out on top overall during this primary.
The ballots are in, and the votes have been counted. Racine Unified voters chose a challenger over two board incumbents in Tuesday's primary election. Mike Frontier came out on top with a total vote count of 4,082, or 14 percent of the total ballots cast. Incumbents Chris Eperjesy and Julie McKenna round out the top three with 3,235 (11.26 percent) and 2,897 votes (10 percent), respectively. The top six vote-getters will advance to the April general election. Also in the top six are Robert Wittke, Jr. (2,737, or 9.53 percent), Roger Pfost (2,416, 8.14 percent) and Kristie Formolo (1,704,or 5.93 percent). Voters will next head to the polls on April 2. The top three candidates that day will join the school board. The candidates who are …
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12:08 pm on Monday, March 25, 2013
Brian Dey: politics only matter to you if they agree with YOUR politics. Your statement of having "several" concerns only lists one concern...politics. Since you mention "public comments", I will research these comments. Your own comments on this blog lead me not to value your opinion much at all. In addition, Formolo is very political and an extreme tea party republican...yet you don't call her … more ›