Waukesha County Judge Maria Lazar on Tuesday knocked off Lori Kornblum for a spot on the 2nd District Court of Appeals. With all precincts reporting, Lazar had 158,290 votes, or 54.55 percent, while Kornblum had 131,863 votes, or 45.45 percent.
GOP state Rep. Samantha Kerkman narrowly won the open Kenosha County exec’s race, setting up another departure from the state Assembly. Kerkman, R-Salem, had 14,693 votes, or 51.3 percent, to 13,886, or 48.5 percent, for Rebecca Matoska-Mentink, the county’s clerk
Waukesha County Judge Maria Lazar on Tuesday knocked off Lori Kornblum for a spot on the 2nd District Court of Appeals. With all precincts reporting, Lazar had 158,290 votes, or 54.55 percent, while Kornblum had 131,863 votes, or 45.45 percent. Dem Gov. Tony Evers appointed Kornblum to the Waukesha-based court
GOP state Rep. Samantha Kerkman narrowly won the open Kenosha County exec’s race, setting up another departure from the state Assembly. Kerkman, R-Salem, had 14,693 votes, or 51.3 percent, to 13,886, or 48.5 percent, for Rebecca Matoska-Mentink, the county’s clerk of Circuit Court. Kerkman said in a phone interview that