Incumbents cruise in uncontested races

Two incumbents won seats on the Belgium Village Board in Tuesday’s election, but a third remains to be announced.

The village hadn’t counted the 34 write-in votes in the race that had two people running for three seats.

The person with the most write-in votes will be offered the position on the board. If turned down, the board will determine how to fill the vacancy.

Sarah Heisler received 307 votes (48.27%) and Chris Plier got 295 votes (46.38%) to earn board seats, according to unofficial results.

Turnout was 32.43% with 491 of 1,514 voters casting ballots.

Trustee terms are for two years.

All three incumbents on the Cedar Grove-Belgium School Board won another term in an uncontested race.

Jennifer Schueller received 390 votes (36.01%) in Ozaukee County and 292 in Sheboygan County for a total of 682, according to unofficial results.

Kurt Kraus received 348 votes (32.13%) in Ozaukee County and 301 in Sheboygan County for a total of 649.

Jeremy Spriggs received 338 votes (31.21%) in Ozaukee County and 288 in Sheboygan County for a total of 626.

Turnout in Ozaukee County was 32.61% with 644 of 1,975 people voting. Seven write-in votes were cast.

It was the first election victory for Schueller and Spriggs, who were appointed within the past year.

School Board terms are for three years.