Overview
- An unofficial tally shows Williams receiving more than 78% of the vote, with the outcome awaiting canvass certification.
- Under local rules, a majority in the primary installs the winner to finish the term, leading to Landgraf’s removal once certified.
- More than 2,400 ballots were cast, representing about 31% of registered voters, according to the Dane County Clerk’s Office.
- The recall stemmed from a February 4-3 board decision to halt water fluoridation, a vote Landgraf supported.
- Williams says she will revisit fluoridation based on constituent preference, while Landgraf denies wrongdoing and calls the effort a political "witch hunt."