Hey everybody This Tuesday, February 21 is the primaries. This will decide who will be running in April 4, 2023.
This is a VERY VERY VERY IMPORTANT ELECTION! DON’T SLEEP ON THIS! Unless you don’t care who your Mayor is, or what Judge sits on the Supreme Court and decide whether you go to jail or not.
Who’s on the ballot?
Candidates for Mayor of Green Bay
Jane M Juza
Chad Weininger
Paul D Boucher
Incumbent:Eric Genrich
Candidates for Supreme Court
Supreme Court Justices/Judges
Janet C. Protasiewicz
Daniel Kelly
Jennifer R Dorrow
Everett R Mitchell
Following are some Famous cases in Wisconsin decided by the Supreme Court.
In 1854 Supreme Court made the decision that the slave masters didn’t have to return the freed run-a-way slaves.
In 1866 Supreme Court said that black people could vote when legislators said they couldn’t.
In 1870 the Supreme Court said that the Fond du lac couldn’t tax residents to pay for a railroad.
In 1879 a woman applied for the bar, but was denied until the Supreme Court decided that she could be admitted.
In 1890 the Supreme Court said that Bible reading in schools is unconstitutional.
In 1945 the Supreme Court made it mandatory for EVERYBODY to have a lawyer.
In 1985 the Supreme Court said it was legal for the police to search your garbage without a warrant.
What are the Justices or Judges responsibilities?
They have 3 huge responsibilities.
Deciding a case
Administrative
Regulatory
Some cases come to Supreme Court only if asked to or if appeals wants a review and then they decide it based on the information they have.
Administrative makes sure court works fair and efficiently.
They write budget proposals for the Governor.
They make long range plans for the Courts.
They make sure that the Court has all the necessary tools for technology.
They tell lawyers how to plead your case and what rules to follow and practice.
They make sure the Court is safe.
They make sure that the jurors are used correctly.
They work on disputes and mediation.
If you want to find out about the candidates go to, myvotewi.gov to find out where to vote, or register to vote, and who’s on the ballot, and where to vote.
What I know is that I will be voting for Eric Genrich because I know him and I have worked with him. He’s a family man, down to earth, a kind and sweet spirit, and he cares about us all no matter what color, rich or poor, or political affiliation. He wants what’s best for the City of Green Bay and he has did everything he can to do just that.
I will be voting for Everett Mitchell and not just because he’s black, but because of the issues he stands for, he has a lot of experience in our communities,He has gotten various awards in community activism from a plethora of organizations, too many to count. He’s a Morehouse graduate, a frat brother and a theologian. He knows firsthand what a black man in this country has to put up with, and deal with on a daily. He knows what our kids need especially; since he has worked in the Juvenile system. He knows what is needed to correct some of the issues that we as black and brown, and low income people have to go through in this legal system.