Races for the city of Brookfield mayor's office, seven city aldermanic seats, two town supervisor seats and three Elmbrook School Board posts will be in voters' hands during Tuesday's general election.
Polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday.
City of Brookfield polling sites are as follows.
• District 1: Immanuel Baptist Church, 4250 N. 137th St.
• District 2: Burleigh Elementary School, 16185 W. Burleigh Place
• District 3: Dixon Elementary School, 2400 Pilgrim Square Drive
• District 4: Brookfield Elementary School, 2530 N. Brookfield Road
• District 5: Public Safety Building, 2100 N. Calhoun Road
• District 6: Swanson Elementary School, 305 N. Calhoun Road
• District 7: Heritage Christian School, 1275 S. Elm Grove Road
City residents who need to find out which district they live in can visit cityofbrookfield.com or call the city clerk's office at (262) 782-9650.
Town polling sites are as follows.
• Wards 1, 4, 9 and 10: Town Hall, 645 N. Janacek Road
• Wards 2 and 8: St. John's Lutheran Church, 20275 Davidson Road
• Wards 3 and 6: Pleasant Hill Elementary School, 175 S. Barker Road
• Wards 5 and 7: Hillcrest School, 2200 W. Davidson Road
Town residents can call Town Hall at (262) 796-3788 to find out what ward they live in.
Voters in the city will be able to choose between incumbent Jeff Speaker and Alderman Steve Ponto in the mayor's race. Five aldermanic districts - districts 1, 2, 4, 5 and 6 - have contested races. District 3 Alderman Jim Garvens and 7th District Alderwoman Lisa Mellone are unopposed in their bids for re-election.
Candidates in the contested aldermanic races are: Bill Carnell (i) and Richard Brunner, District 1; Bob Reddin (i) and Terrence Halmstad, District 2; Mark Nelson (i) and J.P. Murray, District 4; Gary Mahkorn (i) and Sheila Buechel, District 5; Jerry Mellone (i) and Michael Loy, District 6.
Residents in the city and parts of the town will cast votes for each of the School Board's three open seats. Incumbent Glen Allgaier and Ilse Frayer will face off for a full term in the Area II seat. The top vote-getter among Beth Horneffer, Sandra Schultz, Kathryn Wilson and Bob Ziegler will be elected to a three-year, at-large term, while the candidate with the second-highest number of votes will be elected to a one-year, at-large term, serving the remainder of the term vacated by David Marcello.
In the town of Brookfield, town supervisors Patrick Stroebel and John Schatzman are uncontested for re-election. Since the town is split between the Elmbrook and Waukesha school districts, some residents will vote in the Elmbrook election and others will vote in the Waukesha election.
Tuesday's ballot also includes a court of appeals race and a circuit court election, as well as elections for Waukesha County Board races.
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