Wisconsin State Senate District 17: Who's on the Ballot for the August 12 Primary?

Open seat.  Incumbent not running for re-election.

17th Senate District

The 17th Senate District includes the 49th, 50th, and 51st Assembly districts in southwestern Wisconsin.

Public libraries in the 49th Assembly District, which is represented by Travis Tranel (R-Cuba City):
Benton Public Library
Bloomington Public Library
Boscobel Public Library
Brickl Memorial Library, Dickeyville
Cuba City Public Library
Dwight T. Parker Public Library, Fennimore
Eckstein Memorial Library, Cassville
Hazel Green Public Library
Montfort Public Library
Muscoda Public Library
Platteville Public Library
Schreiner Memorial Library, Lancaster

Academic libraries in the 49th
Elton S. Karrmann Library, UW-Platteville
Southwest Wisconsin Technical College Library, Fennimore

Public libraries in the 50th Assembly District, represented by Ed Brooks (R-Reedsburg):
Brewer Public Library, Richland Center
Elroy Public Library
Hatch Public Library, Mauston
LaValle Public Library
Necedah Community Siegler Memorial Library
New Lisbon Memorial Library
Reedsburg Public Library
Rock Springs Public Library
Wonewoc Public Library

Academic library in the 50th
Miller Memorial Library, UW-Richland Center

Public libraries in the 51st Assembly District, represented by Howard Marklein (R-Spring Green):

Argyle Public Library

Blanchardville Public Library

Cobb Public Library

Dodgeville Public Library

Johnson Public Library, Darlington

Kraemer Public Library, Plain

McCoy Public Library, Shullsburg

Mineral Point Public Library 

Monroe Public Library

Spring Green Community Library

Turgeson Memorial Library, Belmont

The 2 Democratic candidates

Candidate biographies

• Pat Bomhack
• Ernie Wittwer

The winner of the August 12 primary will face Howard Marklein in the November 4 general election.

About Howard:

• Home:  Spring Green
• Occupation: Certified Public Accountant
• Elected office/memberships:   Wisconsin State Assembly 51st district (since 2010)
  

Dale Schultz (R-Richland Center) currently represents the 17th District.  He has served in the State Senate since 1991 and was elected to the State Assembly in 1982.  His moderate politics and willingness to work across the aisle have made him an outcast within his own party.  Rep. Marklein announced his candidacy in April 2013 well before Sen. Schultz made his decision not to run.

Related posts
Who's running unopposed in the Senate and Assembly? (6/16/2014)

August 12 primaries (State Assembly)
Assembly District 1.  (6/17/2014)
Assembly District 4.  (6/18/2014)
Assembly District 8.   (6/19/2014)
Assembly District 10.  (6/20/2014)
Assembly District 16.  (6/20/2014)
Assembly District 19.  (6/22/2014)
Assembly District 20  (6/23/2014)
Assembly District 22  (6/24/2014)
Assembly District 26  (6/25/2014)
Assembly District 27.  (6/26/2014)
Assembly District 33.  (6/27/2014)
Assembly District 43.  (6/30/2014)
Assembly District 45.  (7/1/2014)
Assembly District 51.  (7/2/2014)
Assembly District 55.  (7/3/2014)
Assembly District 58.  (7/7/2013)
Assembly District 59.  (7/9/2013)
Assembly District 63  (7/12/2013)
Assembly District 72.  (7/14/2014)
Assembly District 75.  (7/17/2014)
Assembly District 78.  (7/20/2014)
Assembly District 81.  (7/25/2014)
Assembly District 87.  (7/31/2014)
Assembly District 97.  (8/2/2014)

August 12 primaries (State Senate)
Senate District 15.  (8/3/2014)