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Results are in for Fort Atkinson's voter decisions in the Spring 2026 election, including local elections.

The Fort Atkinson ballot for Spring Election Day, Tuesday, April 7, 2026 includes two open seats for the Fort Atkinson School District Board of Education. Three candidates will challenge on Tuesday’s ballot: Chevon Bowen, and incumbents Kory Knickrehm and Amy Amato (Reynolds).

The Wisconsin 2026 Spring Election on Tuesday, April 7th. Included on the ballot are Jefferson County Board of Supervisors races. More information about the candidates follows.

Get essential details for Fort Atkinson voters regarding the April 7, 2026 Wisconsin Spring Election.

Ahead of the March 19th Fort Atkinson City Council Candidate Forum and the April 7th Spring General Election, Fort Atkinson Independent Reporter asked the four qualifying council candidates for their backgrounds, their views and positions on what they perceive as key local governance issues, and how they propose to address those issues if elected.

A Fort Atkinson City Council Candidate Forum will be held on Thursday, March 19th, from 6:00pm to 8:00pm, at the Fort Atkinson Dwight Foster Public Library, FCCU Community Room.

For the School District of Fort Atkinson Board of Education, voters chose from a field of three candidates to fill two open board seats.

If you were not able to attend the City Council candidate forum on March 20, 2025, the event was recorded and can be viewed below. Candidate

City Council candidate Kyle Jaeckel Age: 27. Current occupation: Construction Operator, Agriculturalist and Fabricator. Years of...

City Council candidate Nathan Friedl Age: 56. Current occupation: Plant manager. Years of residence in Fort Atkinson: 24. Education:...

City Council Candidate Davin Lescohier Age: 56. Current occupation: Senior Copywriter, Grainger. Years of residence in Fort Atkinson:...

City Council candidate Peggy Huckabee Age: 56. Current occupation: Director of Finance and Administration. Years of residence in Fort...

Voters will choose from a field of three candidates to fill two open school board seats. Certified candidates are (in order of appearance on the ballot): Robynn Selle (incumbent), Kurt P. Lewis, and Chevon N. Bowen

As a long-time resident of Fort Atkinson and a parent with children in the district, I have a deep personal investment in the success of our schools. My decision to run is rooted in my belief that every student deserves an inclusive, high-quality education that prepares them for a successful future. I want to ensure that all families feel heard and valued and that our district fosters an environment where every child can thrive.

I want to continue my work on the School Board. I have learned so much about the district and its operations over the past three years. I think with this experience I can continue to serve the district in a positive way to provide the community quality education while balancing fiscal prudence.

I believe it to be of highest importance that our school kids deserve and receive the best opportunities to excel. My role as a member of the School Board is to create and maintain an enabling environment for those opportunities – to get our school kids properly prepared for a highly competitive and diverse world stage.

In Fort Atkinson, registered voters in all 13 wards will have the opportunity to choose among candidates for the Fort Atkinson City Council

A Fort Atkinson City Council Candidate Forum will be held on Thursday, March 20, 2025, from 6:00 to 8:00pm, at Fort Atkinson High School.

Here is a preview of what Fort Atkinson voters will see on the Spring General Election ballot on Tuesday, April 1, 2025.

Mark your calendars for two upcoming voting events – a Primary Ballot on February 18, followed by the Spring General Election on April 1.