What is on Your Ballot?

Here is what you will find on your ballot when you vote in Door County on Nov. 8:

• President of the United States – Hillary Clinton (Democrat), Donald Trump (Republican), Darrell Castle (Constitution), Roque De La Fuente (Reform), Gary Johnson (Libertarian), Monica Moorehead (Worker’s World), Jill Stein (Green), and a write in option.

• U.S. Senate – Republican Ron Johnson, Democrat Russ Feingold, Libertarian Phillip Anderson and a write in option.

• 8^th Congressional District:  Republican Mike Gallagher, Democrat Tom Nelson and a write in option.

• 1^st Assembly District:  Republican Joel Kitchens, Democrat Lynn Utesch, and a write in option.

• Door County District Attorney:  Republican Colleen Nordin and a write in option.

• Door County Clerk:  Republican Jill Lau and a write in option.

• Door County Treasurer:  Republican Jay Zahn and a write in option.

• Door County Register of Deeds:  Republican Carey Petersilka and a write in option.

Kewaunee County voters will face the same ballot options, with these county differences:

• Kewaunee County District Attorney:  Democrat Andrew Naze and a write in option.

• Kewaunee County Clerk:  Democrat Jamie Annoye and a write in option.

• Kewaunee County Treasurer:  Republican Michelle Dax and a write in option.

• Kewaunee County Register of Deeds:  Democrat Germaine L. Bertrand and a write in option.

• Voters in the City of Kewaunee will also have a referendum question allowing the city to exceed the levy limit by 16.76 percent, or an extra $175,000, for a total 2017 levy of $1,278,480, which will amount to approximately $1 per $1,000 of assessed value.