Voters across the region and state voted absentee or in person in the April 6 election to cast their votes for their representatives for various municipal, township and school boards.

Here's a look at how East Troy voted. (All results are unofficial until canvassed.)
 

East Troy School Board of Eduction

2 seats
Anna Kostopoulos Janusz: 1,818 ✅
Dale Ames: 1,282 ✅
Amber LeMarr: 1,263
Jessica Fuchs (inc): 1,181
Write-In: 31
 

Town of East Troy Chairman

Joe Klarkowski (inc): 743 ✅
John James Jacoby: 599
Write-In: 4

Town of East Troy Supervisor

Barbara Church (inc): 701 ✅
Michele Reyes: 661 ✅
Chad Wales: 635 ✅
Peter Kesselhon: 542 ✅
John Stoss: 541
John Jacoby: 537
Greg Thomas: 531
Jess Dynek: 521
Write-In: 6

Village of East Troy President

Scott Seager: 789 ✅
Write-In: 40

Village of East Troy Trustee

One-Year Term
Jason Smalley: 536 ✅
Ben Keating: 338
Write-In: 6 

3 Seats, Two-Year Term
Joe Wisniewski: 525 ✅
John Alexander: 522 ✅
Mary Hubbard Nugent: 514 ✅
Molly McCormack Moody: 503
Write-In: 14
 

Town of Troy Chairperson

John Kendall: 567 ✅
Write-In: 29

Town of Troy Supervisor

Kathleen Tober: 493 ✅
Jerry Arntson: 339 ✅
Chaz Self: 314
Write-In: 2

Town of Spring Prairie Chairperson

Tom Bolfert (inc): 599 ✅
Don Trimberger: 293
Write-In: 0

Town of Spring Prairie Clerk

Calli Mulligan: 514 ✅
Maggi Jochem: 350
Write-In: 1
 

Town of Spring Prairie Supervisor (2 seats)

Lis Friemoth: 554 ✅
Lynn Lein (inc): 543 ✅
Leanne Fredrich: 249
Don Trimberger (inc): 237
Write-In: 2

East Troy Schools Referendums Both Fail

Two referendums for the East Troy Community School District both failed.

     Facing a financial squeeze with state revenue caps not allowing it to keep pace with rising expenses, the first question asked voters to approve an operational levy for a five year term.

    A second question also appeared on the ballot seeking $8 million for a wide range of capital projects.


East Troy Community School District Referendum Question 1

QUESTION 1: Shall the East Troy Community School District, Walworth and Waukesha Counties, Wisconsin be authorized to exceed the revenue limit specified in Section 121.91, Wisconsin Statutes, by $800,000 for the 2021-2022 school year, by $1,400,000 for the 2022-2023 school year, by $1,600,000 for the 2023-2024 school year, by $1,900,000 for the 2024-2025 school year and by $2,300,000 for the 2025-2026 school year, for non-recurring purposes consisting of operational expenses to maintain existing programs and staffing?

NO: 2,086 ✅

YES: 1,767

The Breakdown: 

Village of East Troy

Yes: 655
No: 477
 

Town of East Troy

Yes: 632
No: 815
 

Town of Troy

Yes: 307
No: 484
 

Town of LaFayette

Yes: 50
No: 81
 

Town of LaGrange:

Yes: 16
No: 16
 

Town of Spring Prairie:

Yes: 80
No: 166
 

Village of Mukwonago:

Yes: 23
No: 26
 

East Troy Community School District Referendum Question 2

QUESTION 2: Shall the East Troy Community School District, Walworth and Waukesha Counties, Wisconsin be authorized to issue pursuant to Chapter 67 of the Wisconsin Statutes, general obligation bonds in an amount not to exceed $8,000,000 for the public purpose of paying the cost of a district-wide school improvement project consisting of:  capital maintenance, building systems and infrastructure improvements, including roof and window replacement, site improvements, lighting upgrades, and HVAC, boiler and control replacement and improvements; remodeling at East Troy Middle School; and acquisition of related furnishings, fixtures and equipment? 

NO: 1,983 ✅

YES: 1,875 

The Breakdown: 

Village of East Troy:

Yes: 677
No: 455
 

Town of East Troy:

Yes: 671
No: 778
 

Town of Troy:

Yes: 334
No: 458
 

Town of LaFayette:

Yes: 54
No: 77
 

Town of LaGrange:

Yes: 17
No: 15
 

Town of Spring Prairie:

Yes: 91
No: 156
 

Village of Mukwonago:

Yes: 28
No: 21

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