Unofficial City, Town & School District Election Results

By Lynn Binnie
Whitewater Banner volunteer staff
whitewaterbanner@gmail.com

The following are unofficial April 7 election results for the competitive area races based on reports from Jefferson, Rock and Walworth Counties. All results are subject to review by the local Boards of Canvassers.

City of Whitewater Common Council

Councilmember at Large
Orin Smith 1081
Aubrey Thompson 861

Councilmember, District 2
Gavin Kelleher 190
Sean Liebherr 46

Councilmember, District 4
Chuck Mills 210
Brian Schanen 375

Town of Lima

Town Board Supervisor 4
Lee Taylor 158
Brandon Pattermann 101

Town of Richmond

Town Board Supervisor 3
Tim Baker 358
Larry Gard 243

Town Board Supervisor 4
Mike Bergman 289
William Lange 283

Whitewater Unified School District School Board (3 will be elected)
Stephanie Hicks 2044
Lisa Huempfner 2053
Terri Jones 1849
Christy Linse 1707

State Race
Justice of the Supreme Court – Chris Taylor is projected to win, with nearly 60% of the vote.


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