Evers easily re-elected Wisconsin schools chief

Posted by Spanish Journal | Apr 6, 2017 | Wisconsin News Briefs

Incumbent state Superintendent Tony Evers has defeated challenger Lowell Holtz to win a third term as Wisconsin’s top education official.

Evers easily beat Holtz on Tuesday in the only statewide race on the spring ballot. He will continue in his job running the Department of Public Instruction, which administers education policy to all 424 public schools in Wisconsin.

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Evers easily re-elected Wisconsin schools chief

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