The Feb. 17 primary elections in Brown County are over.
The incumbents who are running this go-around posted a solid showing, all advancing to the April 7 election, according to unofficial election results posted by the Brown County Clerk’s Office.
There will also be some certain change to the make-up of the highest city-level and county-level bodies. At least three Brown County Board seats and two seats on the Green Bay City Council will have newcomers after April as the incumbents in those races didn’t run.
Green Bay saw a roughly typical turnout compared to previous spring primaries in the city, though several polling places needed ballots to be replenished, according to Green Bay City Clerk Celestine Jeffreys.
Here are the unofficial results of the primary. All seats are two-year terms. The top two vote-getters advance to the April 7 election.
Brown County Board
District 2: Incumbent Tom De Wane did not seek reelection.
District 10
District 19: Incumbent Michael La Bouve did not seek reelection.
Green Bay City Council
District 1
District 4: Incumbent Bill Galvin did not seek reelection.
District 6
District 9: Incumbent Brian Johnson did not seek reelection.
District 10
Based on the unofficial Brown County results, here are the contested races in the April 7 nonpartisan election:
Brown County Board
All seats; two-year terms
District 1: Ron Antonneau (i) did not seek reelection.
District 2: Incumbent Tom De Wane did not seek reelection.
District 8:
District 10:
District 11:
District 14:
District 15:
District 19: Incumbent Michael La Bouve did not seek reelection.
District 21:
District 22:
District 23:
District 24:
District 25:
De Pere City Council
Four seats; three-year terms
District 4: Incumbent Dan Carpenter did not seek reelection.
Green Bay City Council
All seats; two-year terms
District 1:
District 2:
District 4: Incumbent Bill Galvin did not seek reelection.
District 5:
District 6:
District 8:
District 9: Incumbent Brian Johnson will not run for reelection.
District 10:
District 12:
Bellevue Village Board
Two seats; two-year terms
Greenleaf village president
One seat; two-year term
Howard village president
Three-year term
Incumbent Burt McIntyre did not seek reelection.
Howard Village Board
Two-year terms.
Incumbent Scott Beyer is not seeking reelection in District 5.
District 3:
District 5:
Suamico Village Board
Two at-large seats; three-year terms
Incumbent Bryan Neddo did not seek reelection.
Wrightstown Village Board
Three at-large seats; two-year terms
Incumbent Julie Sigmund did not run for reelection.
SCHOOL BOARDS
Green Bay School Board
Three seats
The two candidates with the most votes will serve three-year terms, while the third highest vote-getter will serve one year. Incumbent Lynn Gerlach did not seek reelection.
Howard-Suamico School Board
Two at-large seats
Incumbent Rachelle Paulsen will not run for reelection.
West De Pere School Board
Two seats
Jesse Lin is a reporter covering the community of Green Bay and its surroundings, as well as politics in northeastern Wisconsin. He also writes a weekly column answering reader questions about Green Bay. Contact and send him questions at 920-834-4250 or jlin@usatodayco.com.
This article originally appeared on Green Bay Press-Gazette: Green Bay City Council, Brown County Board races narrowed in primary
Reporting by Jesse Lin, Green Bay Press-Gazette / Green Bay Press-Gazette
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