There will be 10 contested Dunn County Board contests, including one primary contest races in the April 2026 election.
Here are the contested districts and candidates:
District 1: Timothy A. Lauffer, Colfax, and Jeff Foster, Colfax; District 2: Heather Seburn, Prairie Farm, and John Wurtzler, Boyceville; District 6: Dustin Shackleton, Menomonie, and Jim Zons, Colfax; District 9: Stephanie May, Downing, and Samuel S. Thompson, Knapp; District 11: Michelle Bachand, Menomonie, and Dave Lindquist, Menomonie; District 22: Andrew Hagen, Menomonie, and Katie Richartz, Menomonie; District 26: Darrin Witucki, Menomonie, and Larry R. Bjork, Menomonie; District 28: Gordon Wolf, Menomonie, and Tim C. Lienau, Menomonie; District 29: David E. Styer, Menomonie, and Amber J. Robinson, Eau Galle.
The following candidates are unopposed or there is no candidate:
District 3: (No candidate); District 4: Ronald P. Score, Boyceville; District 5: Gary Stene, Colfax; District 7: Gary Bjork, Colfax; District 8: Luke Wilsey, Menomonie; District 10: Donald Gjeston, Knapp; District 12: Mike Kneer, Menomonie; District 13: Monica Berrier, Menomonie; District 14: Agnes Welsch, Menomonie; District 15: Barbara W. Lyon, Menomonie; District 16: Tom Wagner, Menomonie; District 17: Kelly McCullough, Menomonie; District 18: Sheila Stori, Menomonie; District 19: Cody Gentz, Menomonie; District 20: Spencer P. Berndt, Menomonie; District 21: Diane L. Morehouse, Menomonie; District 23: Mark Thomas, Menomonie; District 24 Randy Prochnow, Menomonie; District 25: Tom Gilbert, Elk Mound; and District 27: Robert Bauer, Mondovi.
A Spring Primary Election will be held on Feb. 17, 2026, but only in the city of Menomonie for the three candidates for mayor. The Spring General Election is April 7, 2026. Information on the election and candidates is available at https://dunncountywi.gov/elections,
