Progressive Dane

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Progressive Dane
AbbreviationProDane or PD
Co-ChairBrenda Konkel
TreasurerMartha Kemble
Founded1992;32 years ago (1992)
Preceded by New Party
Ideology Progressivism
Political position Left
Madison Common Council [1]
7 / 20
Dane County Board of Supervisors [1]
5 / 37
Madison School Board [1]
0 / 7
Website
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Progressive Dane (ProDane or PD) is a progressive political party in Dane County, Wisconsin. ProDane formed in fall 1992, as a chapter of the New Party, which dissolved in 1998.

Contents

ProDane focuses near-exclusively on local elections. ProDane routinely wins seats on the Dane County Board of Supervisors, the Madison Common Council, the Mayor of Madison the Madison Metropolitan School District Board of Education, and the Fitchburg Common Council.

All of these entities have non-partisan elections, with no party primaries and no party names on ballots. Thus, while Progressive Dane organizes itself as a political party, and attempts to elect ProDane candidates, its candidates can also be endorsed by the Democrats and/or Greens. [2] In some elections, ProDane has worked with Democrats [2] and with Greens. [3] This is similar to the electoral fusion strategy of the New Party [2] and the Richmond Progressive Alliance.

ProDane holds regular Progressive Caucus meetings with its elected officials. [2]

Notable electeds include mayor Dave Cieslewicz and mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway.

History

In the 1990s, ProDane ran candidates for the state legislature and for statewide offices. However, these attempts were unsuccessful. [2] Instead, focusing on local elections, by 1997 ProDane had grown strong enough to be the 2nd-largest party, after the Democrats, in Dane County. [2]

Progressive Dane achieved a high level of electoral success in the early 2000s. In 2001, John Nichols said ProDane "may well be the most successful homegrown political party in the United States". [3] In 2005, Madison mayor and Progressive Dane member Dave Cieslewicz remarked, "For all intents and purposes, they are the [city’s] governing party right now." [2] In this period, ProDane raised the Madison minimum wage, [2] [4] created a "sister city" link with Rafah, Palestine, [4] and passed a sexuality non-discrimination ordinance. [5]

In 2004, in response to the success of ProDane and ProDane's endorsement of a Green candidate for Dane County Treasurer, the Democratic Party of Dane County began making explicit endorsements in Dane elections and running liberal Democrats against ProDane candidates. [6]

In 2006, ProDane endorsed a "NO" vote on Referendum 1, which would have invalidated same-sex marriages. [7]

Ideology

Progressive Dane has both a city and a county party platform. Last revised in 2011, Progressive Dane's county platform supports many progressive policies, including: Living wages and economic development, open and democratic government, public safety and protection, land use, transportation and environmental protection, affordable housing, quality human services and efficient, effective government. [8] Last revised in 2010, Progressive Dane's city platform identifies the following goals and principles: Improve quality social services and public health; seek sustainable economic development, progressive tax justice and responsible land use; provide safe, efficient, accessible transportation; support affordable housing and tenant rights, an open and democratic government, and support employment rights of city employees and protect civil rights and liberties. [9]

Electoral history

The table below shows the number of ProDane elected officials. Madison and Fitchburg offices are elected in odd years in April (shown below), Dane County offices in even years, and School Board on both:

Year Dane County Board of Supervisors Madison Common Council Mayor of Madison Madison School Board Fitchburg Common Council Refs
2001
6 / 37
7 / 20
did not control
3 / 7
0 / 8
 [10]
2003
7 / 37
6 / 20
 Dave Cieslewicz
2 / 7
0 / 8
 [11]
2005
5 / 37
7 / 20
 Dave Cieslewicz
3 / 7
0 / 8
 [12]
2007
6 / 37
6 / 20
did not control
3 / 7
0 / 8
 [13]
2009
5 / 37
3 / 20
did not control
4 / 7
0 / 8
 [14]
2011
4 / 37
4 / 20
did not control
3 / 7
1 / 8
 [15]
2013
5 / 37
3 / 20
did not control
4 / 7
0 / 8
 [16]
2015
7 / 37
3 / 20
did not control
3 / 7
0 / 8
 [17]
2017
6 / 20
5 / 20
did not control
2 / 7
1 / 8
 [18] [19] [20] [21] [22]
2019
3 / 37
7 / 20
 Satya Rhodes-Conway
2 / 7
0 / 8
 [23]
2021
3 / 37
7 / 20
 Satya Rhodes-Conway
2 / 7
0 / 8
 [24]
2023
4 / 37
7 / 20
 Satya Rhodes-Conway
1 / 7
0 / 8
 [25]
2024
5 / 37
7 / 20
 Satya Rhodes-Conway
0 / 7
0 / 8
 [1]

In the 2003 mayoral election, ProDane endorsed Green and Socialist candidate Bert Zipperer in the first round, who lost. [11] [26] Mayor Dave Cieslewicz was a member of ProDane from 2003 to 2005, but not 2007 or 2009. [27] [6]

Election results

ProDane has endorsed electoral candidates for local, state, and federal offices. The vast majority of ProDane candidates ran for nonpartisan local offices. State and federal candidates usually run as Green Party candidates.

ProDane has won many local offices, but never a state legislature, statewide, or federal office.

Federal elections

In 2000, ProDane endorsed Green candidate Ralph Nader for president. [2] [11] In 2006, ProDane endorsed Green candidate Rae Vogler for Senate. [28]

State legislature elections

YearCandidateOfficeStateDistrictVotes %ResultNotesRef
2010Ben Manski Assembly Wisconsin 777,762
31.08%
Lostran as Green candidate [2] [29]

Local elections

YearCandidateOfficeCityDistrictVotes %ResultNotesRef
2023Satya Rhodes Mayor Madison At-Large63,078
55.2%
Wonnonpartisan election [30] [31] [32]
2023John Duncan Common Council Madison 14,540
98.7%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [30] [31] [32]
2023Julianna Bennett Common Council Madison 22,767
71.7%
Wonnonpartisan election [30] [31] [32]
2023Mike Verveer Common Council Madison 42,356
53.0%
Wonnonpartisan election [30] [31] [32]
2023Marsha Rummel Common Council Madison 63,870
55.8%
Wonnonpartisan election [30] [31] [32]
2023MGR Govindarajan Common Council Madison 82,305
50.9%
Wonnonpartisan election [30] [31] [32]
2023Nikki Conklin Common Council Madison 92,667
53.8%
Wonnonpartisan election [30] [31] [32]
2023Yannette Figueroa Cole Common Council Madison 102,684
50.4%
Wonnonpartisan election [30] [31] [32]
2023Julia Matthews Common Council Madison 122,402
42.8%
Lostnonpartisan election [30] [31] [32]
2023Noah Lieberman Common Council Madison 141,384
49.7%
Lostnonpartisan election [30] [31] [32]
2023Michelle Ellinger Linley Common Council Madison 181,753
33.8%
Wonnonpartisan election [30] [31] [32]
2022Heidi Wegleitner Board of Supervisors Dane County 21,784
98.6%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [33] [34] [35]
2022Yogesh Chawla Board of Supervisors Dane County 62,403
99.2%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [33] [34] [35]
2022Jacob Wright Board of Supervisors Dane County 171,841
98.7%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [33] [34] [35]
2022Kierstin Huelsemann Board of Supervisors Dane County 271,033
98.0%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [33] [34] [35]
2021Patrick Heck Common Council Madison 21,613
61.8%
Wonnonpartisan election [36] [37] [38]
2021Benji Ramirez Common Council Madison 2987
37.8%
Lostnonpartisan election [36] [37] [38]
2021Charly Rowe Common Council Madison 3648
23.4%
Lostnonpartisan election [36] [37] [38]
2021Mike Verveer Common Council Madison 41,502
97.8%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [36] [37] [38]
2021Ayomi Obuseh Common Council Madison 8162
33.6%
Lostnonpartisan election [36] [37] [38]
2021Juliana Bennet Common Council Madison 8317
65.8%
Wonnonpartisan election [36] [37] [38]
2021Nikki Conklin Common Council Madison 92,058
55.7%
Wonnonpartisan election [36] [37] [38]
2021Yannette Figueroa Cole Common Council Madison 102,030
58.5%
Wonnonpartisan election [36] [37] [38]
2021Tessa Echeverria Common Council Madison 12716
24.3%
Lostnonpartisan election [36] [37] [38]
2021Tag Evers Common Council Madison 132,773
81.0%
Wonnonpartisan election [36] [37] [38]
2021Grant Foster Common Council Madison 152,009
96.8%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [36] [37] [38]
2021Rebecca Kemble Common Council Madison 181,380
45.2%
Lostnonpartisan election [36] [37] [38]
2021Aisha Moe Common Council Madison 191,288
35.7%
Lostnonpartisan election [36] [37] [38]
2021Goodwill Obieze Board of Supervisors Dane County 12192
13.6%
Lostnonpartisan election, did not advance to top-two general [36] [37] [38]
2020Heidi Wegleitner Board of Supervisors Dane County 24,615
98.9%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [39] [40] [41]
2020Richard Kilmer Board of Supervisors Dane County 43,249
99.2%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [39] [40] [41]
2020Yogesh Chawla Board of Supervisors Dane County 65,889
99.2%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [39] [40] [41]
2020José Eladio Rea Board of Supervisors Dane County 5745
44.9%
Lostnonpartisan election [39] [40] [41]
2020Savion Castro Madison School Board Madison 267,557
99.1%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [39] [40] [41]
2020Wayne Strong Madison School Board Madison 731,533
39.4%
Lostnonpartisan election [39] [40] [41]
2020Max Prestigiacomo Common Council Madison 81,318
98.7%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [39] [40] [41]
2019Ali Muldrow Madison School Board Madison 448,975
69.3%
Wonnonpartisan election [42] [43] [44]
2019Ananda Mirilli Madison School Board Madison 538,214
57.6%
Wonnonpartisan election [42] [43] [44]
2019Satya Rhodes Mayor Madison At-Large47,915
61.9%
Wonnonpartisan election [42] [43] [44]
2019Patrick Heck Common Council Madison 22,670
73.1%
Wonnonpartisan election [42] [43] [44]
2019Mike Verveer Common Council Madison 42,724
97.8%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [42] [43] [44]
2019Marsha Rummel Common Council Madison 64,462
97.8%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [42] [43] [44]
2019Badri Lankella Common Council Madison 71,166
43.1%
Lostnonpartisan election [42] [43] [44]
2019Matthew Mitnick Common Council Madison 8735
44.4%
Lostnonpartisan election [42] [43] [44]
2019Diane Farsetta Common Council Madison 121,749
47.1%
Lostnonpartisan election [42] [43] [44]
2019Tag Evers Common Council Madison 132,953
62.5%
Wonnonpartisan election [42] [43] [44]
2019Grant Foster Common Council Madison 151,771
53.1%
Wonnonpartisan election [42] [43] [44]
2019Samba Baldeh Common Council Madison 171,898
75.3%
Wonnonpartisan election [42] [43] [44]
2019Rebecca Kemble Common Council Madison 182,806
98.6%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [42] [43] [44]
2019Keith Furman Common Council Madison 192,189
51.1%
Wonnonpartisan election [42] [43] [44]
2019Christian Albouras Common Council Madison 202,005
68.8%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [42] [43] [44]
2018Anna Moffit Madison School Board Madison 127,644
46.9%
Lostnonpartisan election [42] [45] [46]
2018Heidi Wegleitner Board of Supervisors Dane County 23,263
98.6%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [42] [45] [46]
2018Richard Kilmer Board of Supervisors Dane County 42,487
98.8%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [42] [45] [46]
2018Yogesh Chawla Board of Supervisors Dane County 63,014
52.6%
Wonnonpartisan election [42] [45] [46]
2018Al Matano Board of Supervisors Dane County 112,397
47.0%
Lostnonpartisan election [42] [45] [46]
2018Tanya Buckingham Board of Supervisors Dane County 242,329
63.4%
Wonnonpartisan election [42] [45] [46]
2017Ledell Zellers Common Council Madison 21,948
98.3%
Wonnonpartisan election, uncontested [18] [21] [22]
2017Mike Verveer Common Council Madison 41,470
98.7%
Wonnonpartisan election, uncontested [18] [21] [22]
2017Marsha Rummel Common Council Madison 63,239
97.9%
Wonnonpartisan election, uncontested [18] [21] [22]
2017Bradley Campbell Common Council Madison 111,407
39.9%
Lostnonpartisan election [18] [21] [22]
2017Samba Baldeh Common Council Madison 171,179
98.2%
Wonnonpartisan election, uncontested [18] [21] [22]
2017Rebecca Kemble Common Council Madison 181,647
98.4%
Wonnonpartisan election, uncontested [18] [21] [22]
2017Steve Arnold Mayor Fitchburg At-Large2,221
41.4%
Lostnonpartisan election [18] [21] [22]
2017Dorothy Krause Common Council Fitchburg 1-1412
54.1%
Wonnonpartisan election [18] [21] [22]
2017Wanda McCann Common Council Fitchburg 1-2369
47.8%
Lostnonpartisan election [18] [21] [22]
2017Linda Brewer Common Council Fitchburg 2-4568
43.7%
Lostnonpartisan election [18] [21] [22]
2017Jay Allen Common Council Fitchburg 3-5377
43.5%
Lostnonpartisan election [18] [21] [22]
2017Ali Muldrow Madison School Board Madison 620,536
44.1%
Lostnonpartisan election [18] [21] [22]
2017Chris Carusi Madison School Board Madison 610,670
28.9%
Lostnonpartisan election, lost in primary [18] [21] [22]
2017Nicki Vander Meulen Madison School Board Madison 729,028
68.3%
Wonnonpartisan election [18] [21] [22]
2017Matt Andrzejewski Madison School Board Madison 78,700
24.2%
Lostnonpartisan election, lost in primary [18] [21] [22]
2016Rob Franklin Board of Supervisors Dane County 11,451
28.6%
Lostnonpartisan election, top-two general [18] [19] [20]
2016Adam Brabender Board of Supervisors Dane County 1174
12.2%
Lostnonpartisan election, did not advance to top-two general [18] [19] [20]
2016Heidi Wegleitner Board of Supervisors Dane County 24,196
97.8%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [18] [19] [20]
2016Richard Kilmer Board of Supervisors Dane County 43,137
98.6%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [18] [19] [20]
2016Angelito Tenorio Board of Supervisors Dane County 51,723
36.7%
Lostnonpartisan election [18] [19] [20]
2016John Hendrick Board of Supervisors Dane County 64,480
98.6%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [18] [19] [20]
2016Al Matano Board of Supervisors Dane County 114,055
99.1%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [18] [19] [20]
2016Michele Ritt Board of Supervisors Dane County 183,292
66.8%
Wonnonpartisan election [18] [19] [20]
2016Dorothy Krause Board of Supervisors Dane County 271,997
96.9%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [18] [19] [20]
2016Dean Loumos Madison School Board Madison 368,529
98.9%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [18] [19] [20]
2016T.J. Mertz Madison School Board Madison 567,948
98.8%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [18] [19] [20]
2015Barbara McKinney Common Council Madison 1999
64.1%
Wonnonpartisan election [18] [47] [48]
2015Ledell Zellers Common Council Madison 20
100%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [18] [47] [48]
2015Mike Verveer Common Council Madison 40
100%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [18] [47] [48]
2015Marsha Rummel Common Council Madison 60
100%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [18] [47] [48]
2015Zach Madden Common Council Madison 131,399
43.0%
Wonnonpartisan election [18] [47] [48]
2015David Ahrens Common Council Madison 150
100%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [18] [47] [48]
2015Samba Baldeh Common Council Madison 171,004
50.6%
Wonnonpartisan election [18] [47] [48]
2015Rebecca Kemble Common Council Madison 181,710
55.5%
Wonnonpartisan election, opponent was Her [18] [47] [48]
2015Peng Her Common Council Madison 181,367
44.4%
Lostnonpartisan election, opponent was Kemble [18] [47] [48]
2015Steve Arnold Mayor Fitchburg At-Large2,517
50.7%
Wonnonpartisan election [18] [47] [48]
2015Michael Childers Common Council Fitchburg 1-2255
40.0%
Lostnonpartisan election [18] [47] [48]
2015Dorothy Krause Common Council Fitchburg 1-10
100%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [18] [47] [48]
2015Roger Backes Common Council Fitchburg 2-5606
39.1%
Lostnonpartisan election [18] [47] [48]
2015Zyronia Mims Common Council Fitchburg 3-6305
39.4%
Lostnonpartisan election [18] [47] [48]
2015Jake Johnson Common Council Fitchburg 4-70
100%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [18] [47] [48]
2015Anna Moffit Madison School Board Madison 10
100%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [18] [47] [48]
2014Heidi Wegleitner Board of Supervisors Dane County 20
100%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [18] [49] [50]
2014Kyle Richmond Board of Supervisors Dane County 40
100%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [18] [49] [50]
2014Leland Pan Board of Supervisors Dane County 5279
54.7%
Wonnonpartisan election [18] [49] [50]
2014John Hendrick Board of Supervisors Dane County 60
100%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [18] [49] [50]
2014Al Matano Board of Supervisors Dane County 110
100%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [18] [49] [50]
2014Michele Ritt Board of Supervisors Dane County 180
100%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [18] [49] [50]
2014Dorothy Krause Board of Supervisors Dane County 27528
58.1%
Wonnonpartisan election [18] [49] [50]
2013Ledell Zellers Common Council Madison 21,074
51.7%
Wonnonpartisan election [18] [51] [52]
2013Barbara Davis Common Council Madison 3872
39.6%
Lostnonpartisan election [18] [51] [52]
2013Mike Verveer Common Council Madison 40
100%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [18] [51] [52]
2013Marsha Rummel Common Council Madison 62,588
70.2%
Wonnonpartisan election [18] [51] [52]
2013Leslie Peterson Common Council Madison 12920
39.9%
Lostnonpartisan election [18] [51] [52]
2013Zach Madden Common Council Madison 131,077
38.9%
Lostnonpartisan election [18] [51] [52]
2013Hawk Sullivan Common Council Madison 151,024
45.9%
Lostnonpartisan election [18] [51] [52]
2013Dean Loumos Madison School Board Madison 318,286
50.2%
Wonnonpartisan election [18] [51] [52]
2013TJ Mertz Madison School Board Madison 522,889
64.9%
Wonnonpartisan election [18] [51] [52]
2012Heidi Wegleitner Board of Supervisors Dane County 21038
72.68%
Wonnonpartisan election [18] [53] [54]
2012Kyle Richmond Board of Supervisors Dane County 40
100%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [18] [53] [54]
2012Leland Pan Board of Supervisors Dane County 5212
54.63%
Wonnonpartisan election [18] [53] [54]
2012John Hendrick Board of Supervisors Dane County 60
100%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [18] [53] [54]
2012Al Matano Board of Supervisors Dane County 110
100%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [18] [53] [54]
2012Arlene Silveira Madison School Board Madison 127,966
65.15%
Wonnonpartisan election [18] [53] [54]
2012Michael Flores Madison School Board Madison 217,417
39.34%
Lostnonpartisan election [18] [53] [54]
2011Samuel Stevenson Common Council Madison 21,850
47.80%
Lostnonpartisan election [18] [55] [56]
2011Michael Verveer Common Council Madison 40
100%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [18] [55] [56]
2011Marsha Rummel Common Council Madison 64,026
71.00%
Wonnonpartisan election [18] [55] [56]
2011Kyle Szarzynski Common Council Madison 8880
42.30%
Lostnonpartisan election [18] [55] [56]
2011Brian Solomon Common Council Madison 102,841
69.24%
Wonnonpartisan election [18] [55] [56]
2011Satya Rhodes Common Council Madison 120
100%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [18] [55] [56]
2011TJ Mertz Common Council Madison 131,224
35.63%
Lostnonpartisan election [18] [55] [56]
2011Marjorie Passman Madison School Board Madison 60
100%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [18] [55] [56]
2011Dorothy Krause Common Council Fitchburg 1566
54.05%
Wonnonpartisan election [18] [55] [56]
2010Barbara Vedder Board of Supervisors Dane County 20
100%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [18] [57] [58]
2010Michael Johnson Board of Supervisors Dane County 5100
38.02%
Lostnonpartisan election [18] [57] [58]
2010John Hendrick Board of Supervisors Dane County 60
100%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [18] [57] [58]
2010Al Matano Board of Supervisors Dane County 110
100%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [18] [57] [58]
2010Kyle Richmond Board of Supervisors Dane County 27878
67.48%
Wonnonpartisan election [18] [57] [58]
2010Arlene Silveria Madison School Board Madison 10
100%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [18] [57] [58]
2009Brenda Konkel Common Council Madison 2900
48.00%
Lostnonpartisan election [18] [59] [60]
2009Mike Verveer Common Council Madison 40
100%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [18] [59] [60]
2009Marsha Rummel Common Council Madison 60
100%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [18] [59] [60]
2009Katrina Flores Common Council Madison 8110
20.71%
Lostnonpartisan election, did not advance to top-two general [18] [59] [60]
2009Satya Rhodes Common Council Madison 120
100%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [18] [59] [60]
2009Arlene Silviera Madison School Board Madison 10
100%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [18] [59] [60]
2009Beth Moss Madison School Board Madison 30
100%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [18] [59] [60]
2008Barbara Vedder Board of Supervisors Dane County 20
100%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [18] [61] [62]
2008Wyndham Manning Board of Supervisors Dane County 5304
66.08%
Wonnonpartisan election [18] [61] [62]
2008Chuck Erickson Board of Supervisors Dane County 130
100%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [18] [61] [62]
2008John Hendrick Board of Supervisors Dane County 61,711
84.03%
Wonnonpartisan election [18] [61] [62]
2008Al Matano Board of Supervisors Dane County 111,578
58.92%
Wonnonpartisan election [18] [61] [62]
2008Kyle Richmond Board of Supervisors Dane County 270
100%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [18] [61] [62]
2008Marj Passman Madison School Board Madison 60
100%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [18] [61] [62]
2007Brenda Konkel Common Council Madison 20
100%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [18] [63] [64]
2007Mike Verveer Common Council Madison 40
100%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [18] [63] [64]
2007Robbie Webber Common Council Madison 5763
55.37%
Wonnonpartisan election [18] [63] [64]
2007Marsha Rummel Common Council Madison 62,356
71.26%
Wonnonpartisan election [18] [63] [64]
2007Lauren Woods Common Council Madison 8416
44.11%
Lostnonpartisan election [18] [63] [64]
2007Tim Gruber Common Council Madison 111,748
50.36%
Wonnonpartisan election [18] [63] [64]
2007Satya Rhodes Common Council Madison 121,399
51.96%
Wonnonpartisan election [18] [63] [64]
2007Vicky Selkowe Common Council Madison 151,108
41.4%
Lostnonpartisan election [18] [63] [64]
2007Beth Moss Madison School Board Madison 328,673
64.66%
Wonnonpartisan election [18] [63] [64]
2007Johnny Winston Madison School Board Madison 428,684
66.60%
Wonnonpartisan election [18] [63] [64]
2007Marj Passman Madison School Board Madison 520,416
46.38%
Lostnonpartisan election [18] [63] [64]
2006Ashok Kumar Board of Supervisors Dane County 5465
69.61%
Wonnonpartisan election [18] [65] [66]
2006Chuck Erickson Board of Supervisors Dane County 130
100%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [18] [65] [66]
2006John Hendrick Board of Supervisors Dane County 60
100%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [18] [65] [66]
2006Al Matano Board of Supervisors Dane County 110
100%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [18] [65] [66]
2006Kyle Richmond Board of Supervisors Dane County 270
100%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [18] [65] [66]
2006Arlene Silviera Madison School Board Madison 10
100%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [18] [65] [66]
2005Lisa Subeck Common Council Madison 1714
40.77%
Lostnonpartisan election [18] [67] [68]
2005Brenda Konkel Common Council Madison 20
100%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [18] [67] [68]
2005Mike Verveer Common Council Madison 40
100%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [18] [67] [68]
2005Robbie Webber Common Council Madison 5629
62.90%
Wonnonpartisan election [18] [67] [68]
2005Judy Olson Common Council Madison 60
100%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [18] [67] [68]
2005Austin King Common Council Madison 80
100%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [18] [67] [68]
2005Brian Benford Common Council Madison 121,044
55.79%
Wonnonpartisan election [18] [67] [68]
2005Chris Kratchowill Common Council Madison 10726
32.32%
Lostnonpartisan election [18] [67] [68]
2005Tim Gruber Common Council Madison 110
100%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [18] [67] [68]
2005Sarah King Common Council Madison 13781
45.22%
Lostnonpartisan election [18] [67] [68]
2005Lori Nitzel Madison School Board Madison 15796
43.73%
Lostnonpartisan election [18] [67] [68]
2004Beth Gross Board of Supervisors Dane County 2810
52.73%
Wonnonpartisan election [18] [69] [70]
2004Brett Hulsey Board of Supervisors Dane County 41,824
70.15%
Wonnonpartisan election [18] [69] [70]
2004Echnaton Vedder Board of Supervisors Dane County 50
100%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [18] [69] [70]
2004Jeff Schimpff Board of Supervisors Dane County 10642
16.19%
Lostnonpartisan election, did not advance to top-two general [18] [69] [70]
2004Al Matano Board of Supervisors Dane County 111,638
65.46%
Wonnonpartisan election [18] [69] [70]
2004Chuck Erickson Board of Supervisors Dane County 130
100%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [18] [69] [70]
2004Jeanne Behrend Board of Supervisors Dane County 20828
47.15%
Lostnonpartisan election [18] [69] [70]
2004Dorothy Valentine Board of Supervisors Dane County 25556
34.46%
Lostnonpartisan election [18] [69] [70]
2004Kyle Richmond Board of Supervisors Dane County 270
100%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [18] [69] [70]
2004Caroline Werner Board of Supervisors Dane County 35854
28.45%
Lostnonpartisan election, did not advance to top-two general [18] [69] [70]
2004Shwaw Vang Madison School Board Madison 319,987
70.76%
Wonnonpartisan election [18] [69] [70]
2004Johnny Winston Jr. Madison School Board Madison 415,682
55.42%
Wonnonpartisan election [18] [69] [70]
2003Brenda Konkel Common Council Madison 22,004
77.10%
Wonnonpartisan election [18] [71] [72]
2003Mike Verveer Common Council Madison 40
100%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [18] [71] [72]
2003Judy Olson Common Council Madison 60
100%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [18] [71] [72]
2003Austin King Common Council Madison 8763
65.38%
Wonnonpartisan election [18] [71] [72]
2003Jean MacCubbin Common Council Madison 110
100%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [18] [71] [72]
2003Brian Benford Common Council Madison 121,573
55.09%
Wonnonpartisan election [18] [71] [72]
2003Bert Zipperer Mayor Madison At-Large6,610
16.22%
Lostnonpartisan election, did not advance to top-two general [18] [71] [72]
2002Brett Hulsey Board of Supervisors Dane County 41,630
61.95%
Wonnonpartisan election [18] [73] [74]
2002Echnaton Vedder Board of Supervisors Dane County 5423
63.13%
Wonnonpartisan election [18] [73] [74]
2002John Hendrick Board of Supervisors Dane County 60
100%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [18] [73] [74]
2002Al Matano Board of Supervisors Dane County 110
100%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [18] [73] [74]
2002Chuck Erickson Board of Supervisors Dane County 130
100%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [18] [73] [74]
2002Joe Lindstrom Board of Supervisors Dane County 15433
42.87%
Lostnonpartisan election [18] [73] [74]
2002Andrew Kraiss Board of Supervisors Dane County 16731
39.51%
Lostnonpartisan election [18] [73] [74]
2002Jeanne Behrend Board of Supervisors Dane County 20796
47.29%
Lostnonpartisan election [18] [73] [74]
2002Kyle Richmond Board of Supervisors Dane County 27678
54.24%
Wonnonpartisan election [18] [73] [74]
2002Scott McCormick Board of Supervisors Dane County 27335
36.45%
Lostnonpartisan election, did not advance to top-two general [18] [73] [74]
2002Tom Powell Common Council Madison 5504
51.85%
Wonnonpartisan election [18] [73] [74]
2001District 2: Brenda Konkel Common Council Madison 21,001
55.21%
Wonnonpartisan election [18] [75] [76]
2001District 4: Mike Verveer Common Council Madison 40
100%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [18] [75] [76]
2001District 5: Jessy Tolkan Common Council Madison 5369
67.58%
Wonnonpartisan election [18] [75] [76]
2001District 6: Judy Olson Common Council Madison 60
100%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [18] [75] [76]
2001District 8: Todd Jarrell Common Council Madison 8712
67.68%
Wonnonpartisan election [18] [75] [76]
2001District 11: Jean MacCubbin Common Council Madison 110
100%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [18] [75] [76]
2001District 13: Matt Sloan Common Council Madison 130
100%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [18] [75] [76]
2001District 15: Kent Palmer Common Council Madison 150
100%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [18] [75] [76]
2001Shwaw Vang Madison School Board Madison 318,372
56.37%
Wonnonpartisan election [18] [75] [76]
2000District 5: Tom Powell Board of Supervisors Dane County 5412
69.24%
Wonnonpartisan election [18] [77] [78]
2000District 6: John Hendrick Board of Supervisors Dane County 60
100%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [18] [77] [78]
2000District 8: Echnaton Vedder Board of Supervisors Dane County 8569
65.25%
Wonnonpartisan election [18] [77] [78]
2000District 10: Chuck Erickson Board of Supervisors Dane County 10914
38.33%
Lostnonpartisan election [18] [77] [78]
2000District 11: Al Matano Board of Supervisors Dane County 111,175
50.17%
Wonnonpartisan election [18] [77] [78]
2000District 13: Regina Rhyne Board of Supervisors Dane County 13794
48.71%
Wonnonpartisan election [18] [77] [78]
2000District 19: Brett Hulsey Board of Supervisors Dane County 190
100%
Wonnonpartisan election, unopposed [18] [77] [78]
2000District 20: Forrest Aguirre Board of Supervisors Dane County 20928
41.67%
Lostnonpartisan election [18] [77] [78]
2000District 21: Penny Andrews Board of Supervisors Dane County 2178
15.75%
Lostnonpartisan election, did not advance to top-two general [18] [77] [78]
2000Bill Keys Madison School Board Madison 118,149
55.24%
Wonnonpartisan election [18] [77] [78]

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