Politics & Government
Special Election For Assembly Seat Left By Dan Knodl Set For July
After Dan Knodl vacated his 24th Assembly District seat for a senate seat, a special election to fill the role has been set for July.
WISCONSIN — A special election to fill the Wisconsin assembly seat left by Dan Knodl's election to the state senate has been scheduled for July, Governor Tony Evers announced Friday.
The 24th Assembly District ranges from the far northeast corner of Waukesha County and extends nearly up to Port Washington. The seat includes parts of Cedarburg plus Germantown. The special election comes after Knodl, a Republican, won a special election in April to fill the 8th District Wisconsin Senate Seat.
Knodl won the senate seat over Democrat Jodi Habush Sinykin, securing a supermajority for his party.
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A special election to fill the assembly seat was scheduled for July 18. If a primary is needed, it will take place on June 20.
Candidates can begin circulating nomination papers on Friday and must return them by May 23.
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