RESULTS: Unofficial totals point to wins in School Board, Common Council races

Thousands of Wauwatosa voters went to the polls on April 7, as participants in Wisconsin's spring election had their say in determining the outcome of several state and local elections.

All 31 of Wauwatosa's wards had reported some results as of 9:10 p.m., and by night's end, a fuller batch of totals was reflected on the Milwaukee County Clerk's Office online results page. Those totals indicate all three incumbent Tosa School Board members survived a challenge from four candidates who had aligned themselves as the "2030 Slate." The ewcomer not aligned with the 2030 Slate, Melissa Lamers, also appears to have won.

In the three Common Council races that were contested, the initial returns point to victories by Amanda Saso in District 4, Michael Indy Stluka in District 8 and Melissa Dolan in District 11.

Statewide, voters also picked a new Wisconsin Supreme Court judge. After the polls closed, several news outlets called that race in favor of the liberal-aligned candidate, Judge Chris Taylor.

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The clubhouse at Currie Park Golf Course serves as a polling place for Wauwatosa voters in north-side wards on April 7. Photo for Tosa Forward News by Richard Wood.

Unofficial results

Vote counts (31 of 31 wards reporting) as of 10:15 p.m. April 7, based on info released by Milwaukee County.

Wauwatosa School Board

Voters select 4. (i) indicates incumbent.

Todd Koehler - 6768 votes
Lynne Woehrle (i) - 9248 votes
Jason Wautier (i) - 7940 votes
Melissa Lamers - 9251 votes
Heather Birk - 7371 votes
Liz Heimerl-Rolland (i) - 8754 votes
Dan Stemper - 6515 votes
Chris Merker - 6773 votes

Common Council District 3

Incumbent Ernie Franzen is running unopposed, after challenger Mark Peters said he withdrew from the race, though Peters' name was still on the ballot.

Ernie Franzen - 859 votes
Mark Peters - 374 votes