Green Bay-area voters head to polls for April 7 nonpartisan election

A voter guide to the contested races in the upcoming election

Mar. 30, 2026 at 11:13am

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A serene oil painting depicting a lone figure standing in front of a nondescript polling place, the scene bathed in warm, dramatic lighting that evokes a sense of contemplation and civic responsibility.A pensive voter contemplates their civic duty on a quiet election day in Green Bay.Green Bay Today

Wisconsin voters in the Green Bay area will head to the polls on April 7 for a nonpartisan election. This guide breaks down the key contested races on the ballot and provides information on how to prepare to vote.

Why it matters

These nonpartisan local elections play a crucial role in shaping the policies and leadership that directly impact Green Bay residents' daily lives, from education and public services to infrastructure and community development.

The details

The April 7 election will feature several contested races, including for city council, school board, and other local offices. Voters will need to be prepared with information on the candidates and issues before heading to the polls.

  • Polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. on April 7, 2026.

The players

Hope Karnopp

A reporter covering the elections for the Green Bay Press Gazette.

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What they’re saying

“These nonpartisan local elections play a crucial role in shaping the policies and leadership that directly impact Green Bay residents' daily lives.”

— Hope Karnopp, Reporter

What’s next

Voters in the Green Bay area can find more information on the candidates and issues at the Brown County Elections website before heading to the polls on April 7.

The takeaway

Local nonpartisan elections like the one on April 7 in Green Bay are essential for residents to have a direct say in the leadership and policies that affect their communities. Staying informed on the candidates and issues is key for voters to make their voices heard.