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All content, of both the original Brookfield7.com and this blog, is written from my point of view and is my opinion. I believe it to be accurate at the time it is written. ~ Kyle Prast, Brookfield resident since 1986

Monday, February 20, 2012

Hope Judge Nelson Phillips prevails on Tuesday, Feb. 21, 2012: Primary Election Milwaukee County

Voter ID is now in effect, so do remember to bring it to the polls if you live in a municipality holding a primary election tomorrow.

All of Milwaukee County will be voting for Branch 17 Judge in the primary. Judge Nelson Phillips is the Conservative in that race. His website is judgenelsonphillips.com but clicking that link gave me a Bandwidth Limit Exceeded message and suggested trying again later.

The following is from my fellow Conservative blogger, Randy Melchert:

"Tomorrow is the Nonpartisan Primary Election. Most of Waukesha County does not have a primary (except for a Western Waukesha County municipal judge race), but Milwaukee County and many other areas do.

"The areas below are having primaries where there are identified conservative candidates:

"All of Milwaukee County - has a primary:
> Judge Nelson Phillips - Branch 17 (countywide)
> Kristie Bunting - County Comptroller (countywide)
> Deanna Alexander - County Board #18 (NW Milwaukee)
> Don Schwartz - County Board # 9 (South Milwaukee)
Germantown School District - has a primary:
> Sarah Larson - School Board
Cedarburg School District
> David Krier
Mequon School District
> Webholz, Laev, Allen (http://www.cheryle-gary-ed.com/)
Port Washington School District
> Earl Kelley, Ross Larsson
Kewaskum School District
> Jim Leister, Harry Roecker


Remember April 3rd is our spring election for nonpartisan races such as alderman, school board, and county supervisors and also our Presidential Primary!

Links: Practically Speaking, Fairly Conservative, RandyMelchert, Betterbrookfield, Jay Weber, Vicki McKenna, WisPolitics Quorum Call, Wisconsin Reporter, CNS News, Mark Levin, Breitbart BigGovernment, The Heritage Foundation

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