With 100 percent of votes counted, Elmbrook voters have chosen incumbent Bob Ziegler and Glen Allgaier to full terms on the School Board and newcomer Kathryn Wilson to a one-year term.
According to Elmbrook deputy clerk Pat Felde, the complete but unofficial results for the at-large seats are as follows:
• Ziegler, the incumbent, led with 4,995 votes.
• Wilson got 3,405 votes.
• Beth Horneffer got 3,148 votes.
• Sandra Schultz got 2,588 votes.
In the Area II race:
• Allgaier, the incumbent, led with 5,605 votes.
• Ilse Frayer got 2,275 votes.
There was a 33 percent voter turnout in the city of Brookfield and an estimated 25 percent turnout in the village of Elm Grove. New Berlin reported a turnout of nearly 20 percent, though only a small portion of the municipality is part of Elmbrook. Turnout statistics were not available for the Town of Brookfield.
As the top at-large vote-getter, Ziegler wins re-election to a full three-year term in his seat. With the second-highest number of at-large votes, Wilson will serve the one-year remainder of the term recently vacated by former Brookfield mayoral candidate David Marcello.
School Board members are elected for three-year terms and earn an annual salary of $3,600.
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Congratulations to the voters of Elmbrook, for selecting Kathryn Wilson to be on the School Board. You have elected an intelligent, fair, compassionate person to the position. The students and the teachers of Elmbrook Schools will benefit greatly.
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