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Samantha Kerkman

Currently holds the office of Kenosha County Executive until December 31, 2026.

Candidate for Kenosha County Executive in 2022 Wisconsin General Election.

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Samantha Kerkman

Kenosha County Executive

About Samantha Kerkman

Professional Experience
Wisconsin State Assembly, State Representative (2000 - Present)
State Representative Cloyd Porter, Chief of Staff
Burlington Area Chamber of Commerce, Chamber Member
Degrees
Bachelor's, University of Wisconsin-Whitewater, Political Science (1996)
High School Diploma, Wilmot High School (1992)

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Samantha’s leadership, we will make Kenosha County an even better place to live, start a business, work, play, and raise a family. Learn more

Election Information

Recent Candidacies
Kenosha County Executive in Wisconsin General Election
Kenosha County Executive in Wisconsin Primary Election
Wisconsin State Assembly - District 61 in Wisconsin General Election
Wisconsin State Assembly - District 61 in Wisconsin Primary Election
Wisconsin State Assembly - District 61 in Wisconsin 2018 General Election

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