Contact chair@vernoncountygop.com or 608-606-0738
Senator Ron Johnson is not a career politician, he is a citizen legislator who spent 30+ years as a manufacturer creating jobs and balancing budgets. Nobody works harder for Wisconsin than Ron. Ron is Chairman of the Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, and also serves on the Budget, Foreign Relations, and Commerce, Science and Transportation committees. He resides in Oshkosh, Wisconsin with his wife Jane. They have three children and two grandchildren. 1/3 of Senate Seats is up for election in 2022.
Currently a Democrat
Next Election is 2022
In 2024, this U.S. Senate Seat will be up for Election and replacement by a qualified Republican Candidate.
In 2022, this Office will be up for Election and replacement by a qualified Republican Candidate.
In 2022, this Office will be up for Election and replacement by a qualified Republican Candidate.
In 2022, this Office will be up for Election and replacement by a qualified Republican Candidate.
Sheila Olson (Incumbent)
https://www.vernoncounty.org/departments/courts/index.php
The Clerk of Court and staff are not allowed to give legal advice.
Betty Nigh (Incumbent)
https://www.vernoncounty.org/departments/county_coroner/index.php
Currently held by a Democrat
Next Election will be held in 2024,
Wisconsin state senators serve staggered, four-year terms and half of the state Senate is up for election every two years. Wisconsin holds elections for its legislature in even years.
Loren Oldenburg, Re-Elected November 3, 2020 represents the 96th District, which includes almost all of Vernon County.
Hi, I'm Loren Oldenburg, a 4th generation farmer who is proud to farm the land of my Great Grandfather between Viroqua and Chaseburg, WI with my wife Linda. I support small businesses, family farms, agriculture, and the rural life style. We all know that government policies touch all of our lives. I will be out there learning what matters to YOU as a small town and rural citizen. I am working for your agenda - and working for your future.
https://www.oldenburgforassembly.org/
Tony Kurtz, Re-Elected November 3, 2020, Tony represents the 50th District, which includes Greenwood Township in Vernon County.
Tony grew up in a typical small middle American town, excelling at sports and learning the value of hard work at an early age.
Since retiring from the Army after 20 years of service, Tony and Kim have made their home in Western Wisconsin, where they own a farm in Wonewoc.
Tony started his journey in public service by running for Congress in 2014, a reflection of his love of his country and his dream to serve. His life experiences back that up - now, Tony continues to pursue his goal of service for the 50th Assembly District. Here is Tony's website: www.kurtzforassembly.com/
Howard Marklein represents the 17th Senate District, which includes Greenwood Township in Vernon County. Howard was raised on a dairy farm in Wilson Creek in rural Spring Green. He graduated from UW-Whitewater in 1976 with a BBA in accounting. Howard was first elected to the State Assembly in 2010, then elected to the State Senate in 2014 and re-elected in 2018. Many of the values that Howard relies on today were learned on the family farm in Spring Green where he learned the value of hard work. He believes that our society's success, or failure, can be attributed, in large part, by the strength of our families and public policy should support the family. Here is Howard's website: https://www.howardmarklein.com/
Jody Audetat, Elected November 3, 2020. My skill set and professional experience makes me the right choice to serve as your next Vernon County Clerk. I am currently the Deputy Clerk/Accountant, formerly the Payroll Administrator. I have extensive experience in all functions of the office and understand the processes of the work responsibilities. The last 30 years of my professional experience in bookkeeping and accounting, including the last 8 years in the County Clerk’s Office, have prepared me to be the right candidate for Vernon County. When choosing someone to serve as Vernon County Clerk, “Experience Matters!”
Tim Gaskell, Re-Elected November 3, 2020.
For District Attorney.
https://www.vernoncounty.org/departments/district_attorney/index.php
The District Attorney and staff are not allowed to give legal advice.
Marilyn Hauge, Elected November 3, 2020. I was raised in Vernon County and have lived my entire adult life here. My husband, myself and our sons have operated Hauge Excavating for over 30 years and we also farm. Both ventures have taught me to operate on a tight budget, the same as Vernon County does.
I have over 15 years experience as Deputy Register of Deeds. I also have prior legal description experience as a Program Assistant with the Farm Service Agency.
Vernon County real estate documents that are recorded in the office is a very important part of the position and experience and understanding matters! I would love to serve you as the next Register of Deeds.
Karen Delap, Elected November 3, 2020.
I have 15 years experience as a Procurement Professional. Responsible for hundreds of unique vendors and thousands of parts. Job duties include cost savings, reporting, maintaining records, inventory control and negotiating terms and conditions. I was recently laid off due to Covid-19 which lead me to this great opportunity. I am level headed, very organized, and trustworthy. I am reliable and extremely hard working. I have lived in Vernon County my entire life and have a love for this area and the people. I have two beautiful girls and have been married for sixteen years. I look forward to this new adventure and appreciate your support.
The court is composed of seven justices who are elected in statewide, non-partisan elections. Each justice is elected for a ten-year term. Importantly, only one justice may be elected in any year.
The next Supreme Court Election will be in 2023. Any replacements of any justice prior to 2023 will be appointed by the Governor.
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Judge Darcy Rood was elected to office in 2017, and had represented Vernon County as its corporation counsel as part of her past work with Westby’s Abt Law Office.
“I have 32 years of experience working with people during the most difficult times of their lives whether it be during a divorce, after they’ve been fired, during a property dispute with neighbors, or when they or their farm and source of income have been harmed by someone’s negligence,”
Judge Rood also cites her East Coast experience as an assistant attorney general, “with a staff of 90, including 30 attorneys” as a key qualification. “I regularly made tough decisions to make the office work better for clients and the court.”
Nikki C. Swayne was elected April 7, 2020 for municipal judge, serving the village of La Farge, village of Cashton, city of Viroqua and city of Westby. Incumbent Brian S. Ekern filed non-candidacy papers.
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