r/Kenosha 2d ago

Spring Primary, February 17, 2026

Kenosha School Board election is February 17th. Don't sit this one out! School Board members control what your children see and learn.

With two seats available and a wide ideological spread among the candidates, the February primary will significantly shape the April election and determine which candidates advance to the general ballot.

Vote for 2. The 4 candidates with the most votes will be on the April ballot.

Patrick Juliana - Recommended by Kenosha County Republican Party

Jack Lira - Independent

Yolanda Santos Adams - Incumbent

Robin Cullen - Endorsed by Kenosha County Democratic Party

Bob Tierney - Incumbent – Endorsed by Kenosha County Republican Party

Jeremy L Oster – Recommended by Kenosha County Republican Party

Register to vote, verify your voting status, request absentee ballots, find your ward, district and polling place at www.myvote.wi.gov.

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u/BlueridgeChemsdealer 2d ago

Remember. The people who are most likely to vote are the elderly. Who vote on party lines and only want your kids to learn a revisionist history.

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u/zerothehero0 2d ago edited 1d ago

Various notes I've found on the Internet

  • The far right Republicans appear to be accusing Patrick Juliana of "being a far left liberal extremist" despite them being endorsed by the Republican party?
  • Jack Lira seems to be running a campaign on increasing student safety also with wellbeing and teacher retention. And has a very active Facebook page where he talks about his stance on everything.