Scott Crevier, former alderman
De Pere • District 3
At tonight’s city council meeting we voted unanimously to allow residents to submit in-person absentee ballots at St. Norbert College. So, let me explain by starting with a little history. Our city is split into four quadrants, which means four aldermanic districts, which means four polling locations. St. Norbert College is in District 3. Wisconsin state law allows a college
» Read moreThe results are in. In Tuesday’s City Council election, you chose to re-elect me to my 4th term representing District 3. To say that I’m honored would be an understatement. I work hard to do what’s best for our city, and I appreciate the affirmation that you want me to continue. As part of this victory, I also want to
» Read moreWe occasionally see stories of citizens requesting new/adjusted resources to make voting easier. Some UWGB college students have said that current options hinder the ability of young Americans to express their right to vote. A number of years ago, there was also an effort to bring a polling location to the St. Norbert College campus to make it more convenient
» Read moreMy recent blog post about the negative campaign ads against Dan Robinson sparked a bit of conversation among some of my friends and colleagues. In one such conversation, I was trying to explain who Jobs First Coalition is, since they paid for the ads that I criticized. I was not able to offer a lot of information to my friend,
» Read moreI don’t have to tell you that during an election season, there are too many negative ads out there. But I do have to tell you about a couple of local ads that are extremely unfair and blatantly inaccurate. Dan Robinson (D) is running for the 88th Assembly seat here in Wisconsin. I’ve known Dan for years. We are coworkers
» Read moreThe unofficial results are in, and you did it: BOB HEUVELMANS. . . . 402 48.26% SCOTT M. CREVIER . . . 430 51.62% WRITE-IN. . . . . . 1 .12% I can’t thank you enough for your support and your show of confidence in me. I’m told the numbers won’t be official until final counts next week (which
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