New judges on county Circuit Courts
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April 10, 2010
On April 6, 2010, the voters in Wisconsin chose eleven new judges for the county Circuit Courts. In nine contested elections, seven seats were open, due to a retiring judge. One incumbent lost to an opponent in his race, while another won his re-election bid. Lastly, three candidates ran unopposed for newly created seats. Results will remain unofficial until April 16, 2010.[1]
- James P. Czajkowski ran unopposed to the newly created seat.
- Gary R. Sharpe defeated Scot T. Mortier with 56% of the vote.
- William Dyke earned 61% of votes, defeating Rhonda Hazen. Dyke was the only incumbent re-elected in a contested election.
- Mark L. Goodman will replace Michael McAlpine after winning 62% of votes. His opponent was Kerry Sullivan-Flock.
- Monroe County Circuit Court, Branch 3
- J. David Rice ran unopposed for the newly created seat.
- Jay N. Conley won 57% of votes, defeating Edward D. Burke, Jr.. Conley and Burke advanced to the general election after garnering the most votes in the primary election on February 16, 2010.
- Joseph D. Boles defeated Robert L. Loberg with 54% of the vote. Boles and Loberg advanced to the general election after winning the most votes in this year's primary election.
- Eugene Gasiorkiewicz received 54% of votes, defeating Georgia Herrera.
- Steven P. Anderson ran unopposed to the seat vacated by Frederick Henderson.
- David M. Reddy won the seat, with 61% of the vote. He and his opponent, David A. Danz competed after receiving the most votes in the primary election.
- Mark Gundrum overwhelming defeated incumbent Richard Congdon. Gundrum won 77% of votes.
- John Jorgensen defeated Edmund J. Jelinski. They advanced to the general election after garnering the most votes in the primary election on February 16, 2010. Jorgensen won 55% of the vote.
Results: Wisconsin Law Journal, "2010 Spring Judicial Elections," April 7, 2010
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