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Douglas County, WI: The Wild West of Wisconsin Politics
Welcome to Douglas County—where the trees outnumber the people, and local politics make reality TV look boring. Nestled in the rugged beauty of northern Wisconsin, Douglas County is where Lake Superior crashes against the shore, deer outnumber residents, and everyone’s got an opinion on how to fix the roads (spoiler: they never get fixed).
Home to the city of Superior—aka Duluth’s scrappier sibling—Douglas County is a patchwork of small towns, sprawling forests, and enough community boards to make your head spin. Whether it’s figuring out who actually runs what, our political scene is a mix of passionate arguments and good old-fashioned Midwestern stubbornness.
Political Ice Breaking in Superior—Is Mayor Paine Headed for a Frosty Exit ?
Last night’s election marked a turning point, delivering a decisive blow to the old political guard. Voters are demanding real change—will the momentum continue?
Election Fallout: Jenny Van Sickle Blames Ballots After Losing to Sarah Anderson
After losing the election, Jenny Van Sickle doubts the ballot integrity instead of accepting the outcome. As the investigation continues, will she accept defeat or keep blaming the system?
Superior City Budget Crisis: Mismanagement and Growing Deficits Amid Decline
In Superior, Wisconsin, councilors Tylor Elm and Jenny Van Sickle face scrutiny after a million-dollar budgeting error. As they run for re-election, voters wonder if they’ll be held accountable.
Superior Residents Demand Accountability Over Property Tax Hikes
Local governance is failing as council members Van Sickle and Elm neglect financial duties for five years, leaving taxpayers to face the consequences of their mismanagement.
Voting for Accountability: Why Superior Can’t Afford The Van Sickle & Elm Show Again
In Superior, voters face a choice between transparency and budget issues. Don’t miss your chance to vote this April—accountability matters for your taxes!
Budget Troubles and Bumpy Roads: A Fun Summary of February’s School Board Meeting
Explore February’s chaotic Superior School Board meeting, where budget issues and confusing talks clash, revealing troubling student mental health beneath the surface. Are we facing our own docuseries?
Mayor Jim’s Controversial Land Deal: Conservation or Nepotism?
In a satirical twist, Mayor Jim advocates for conservation while his land deals raise eyebrows, exposing the irony of Conservation for Thee, Not for Me amidst local political complexities in Superior’s rich landscape.
Exploring Jenny Van Sickle’s Endorsements: Political Bias and Connections
Explore the cozy network of political endorsements where connections are strong and impartiality is questionable, raising doubts about the candidates’ true independence.
Randal Wuorinen vs. Tylor Elm: A Fight for Change in Superior City District 6
In a key election, Tylor Elm competes against Randal Wuorinen, who opposes Mayor Jim Paine’s spending. Wuorinen promotes fiscal responsibility and accountability, presenting a clear alternative to Elm.