Lipscomb Loses in Third Attempt for Circuit Bench

For the third time in a row, Glendale Municipal Judge Chris Lipscomb was pushed out of the spring election after losing in a primary on Tuesday night, according to a Milwaukee Journal Sentinel article.

That means State Administrative Law Judge Carolina Maria Stark and incumbent Circuit Judge Nelson Phillips III will move on to the April 3 election.

But how did the three do locally?

Voters in Bayside chose Carolina Stark with 41 percent of the votes, with a 10.59 voter turnout. Here's a breakdown of the votes cast for each of the 2012 Spring Primary candidates:

Candidate Name

Village Total

In Fox Point, it was a slightly different story. Nelson Phillips took the lead with 42 percent of the votes, with a 10.4 percent voter turnout. Here's the breakdown for Fox Point for each candidate:

Candidate Name

Village Total

New Voter ID Law leaves few problems

The 2012 Spring Primary was the first election to fully implement the new voter ID law. Both Fox Point and Bayside reported little, to no problems with the new law, saying only a couple people had to go back to their car or home to grab an ID.

"Things went great in Bayside," Lynn Galyardt, Director of Business Administration for Bayside said. "We had two voters who didn't have proper ID, however they were able to go home and come back with the correct photo ID and vote."

Here are the official websites for Stark and Phillips, and here is Patch's story on the race. We've also got your local school board and village elections covered.

• Find out who the two new faces for the Maple Dale-Indian Hill School Board are here.
• Take a look at who was running, but has decided to unofficially drop out of the Nicolet School Board race here. 
• Find out more about the incumbents running for Fox Point and Bayside village boards, as well as info on the Fox Point-Bayside School Board members here.