Joanna Drazkowski for La Crosse County Board, District 18

04/22/2026

I’m official! Tonight was the first County Board meeting for the new Supervisors. I’m so excited to start this position working for the people of District 18 and all of La Crosse County!

Ten newly elected members of the La Crosse County Board were sworn in during Tuesday’s Organizational Meeting, following the Spring Election.

Pictured from left to right are Supervisors Beth Arentz-Clements, Beth Piggush, Angie Manke, Joanna Drazkowski, Joseph Carty, Anna McBride, Jeff Fimreite, Lia Manock, Kathy Allen, and Steve Duffrin. Please join us in welcoming them to the Board and thanking them for their commitment to serving the public. Thank you also to our returning Board members.

At the same meeting, Supervisor Tina Tryggestad was re-elected as County Board Chair. Supervisor David Pierce was elected First Vice Chair, and Supervisor Kim Cable was elected Second Vice Chair. In her remarks, Chair Tryggestad noted, “In this room, we represent all 121,000 residents” of La Crosse County.

04/08/2026

My group strength crew surprised me with flowers to celebrate my election win. My cycle and yoga classes congratulated and clapped. The members at the La Crosse Area Family Y are the best. They are all so special to me, and I’m beyond thankful to be a part of that organization.

04/08/2026

Thank you to Onalaska United Methodist Church for hosting this free film event! Sign up to attend today!!

04/08/2026

Thank you, everyone, for your encouragement, support, and votes!

04/07/2026

Polls are open until 8p!

04/06/2026

Vote tomorrow!

04/06/2026

Be prepared when you head to the polls tomorrow!

Wisconsin requires a photo ID to vote. Here's a list of acceptable IDs.

04/03/2026

Still looking for ballot and candidate information? Follow the link from LWV La Crosse

lwvlacrosse.org/elections2026

04/03/2026

Do you have a plan to vote? Election Day is April 7!

03/31/2026

One week to go! Don't have your plan to vote yet? Here are your options:
- If you requested an absentee ballot, but have not returned it yet, do that tomorrow OR drop it off at your clerk's office (City of Onalaska or Town of Medary).
- In-person absentee voting is available at the City of Onalaska clerk's office through this Friday, or at the Town of Medary clerk's office through Thursday (check their website for specific hours).
- In-person voting on Election Day- April 7!!! City of Onalaska votes at the OmniCenter. Town of Medary votes at the Medary Town Hall.

With one week to go until the April 7th election, it’s time to lock in your game plan. Choose the option that’s right for you:

• Vote at the polls
• In-person absentee
• Absentee by mail

More info: http://MyVote.wi.gov