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Election DayNov. 3, 2026
StateWisconsin
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Races We’re Tracking
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Waukesha County Sheriff
County
Two Republicans are running to succeed Sheriff Eric Severson, who is not on the ballot, and with no Democrat filed for November this August 11 party primary is described by the Waukesha Freeman as the de facto decider of the office.
Nicholas Ollinger · Republican▾
Commands the detective bureau at the Waukesha County Sheriff's Office and has more than 13 years in law enforcement, per his campaign site. FOX6 Milwaukee reported he has said he wants deputies equipped with body cameras by January 1. His campaign site also notes his service on a National Sheriffs' Association committee.
Priorities: A law and order approach to policing, per his campaign site · Fiscal responsibility, per his campaign site · Transparency in government, per his campaign site
Serves as a Waukesha County Board supervisor and spent more than two decades as a police officer and law enforcement trainer, including with the Glendale Police Department, per his campaign site. He earlier worked as a dispatcher and firefighter and later ran a brokerage business, according to his campaign site. FOX6 Milwaukee described him as a former police officer, firefighter and educator with 29 years in public
Priorities: Countywide partnerships and unified law enforcement, per his campaign site · Professional excellence, training and career development, per his campaign site · Accountability, transparency and trust, per his campaign site
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Scott Allen · Republican▾
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Waukesha aldermanic district 13
Local
Scott Oakley▾
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Eileen Micklitz▾
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Waukesha County Supervisor District 24
County
Debra Schroeder▾
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Commands the detective bureau at the Waukesha County Sheriff's Office and has more than 13 years in law enforcement, per his campaign site. FOX6 Milwaukee reported he has said he wants deputies equipped with body cameras by January 1. His campaign site also notes his service on a National Sheriffs' Association committee.Priorities: A law and order approach to policing, per his campaign site · Fiscal responsibility, per his campaign site · Transparency in government, per his campaign siteCampaign site →
Serves as a Waukesha County Board supervisor and spent more than two decades as a police officer and law enforcement trainer, including with the Glendale Police Department, per his campaign site. He earlier worked as a dispatcher and firefighter and later ran a brokerage business, according to his campaign site. FOX6 Milwaukee described him as a former police officer, firefighter and educator with 29 years in publicPriorities: Countywide partnerships and unified law enforcement, per his campaign site · Professional excellence, training and career development, per his campaign site · Accountability, transparency and trust, per his campaign siteCampaign site →