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St to S Madison Ave, thence northerly along Madison Ave to Hall Ave, easterly along Hall Ave to Main
St, thence southeasterly along Main St to Church St, southwesterly on Church St to Newberry Ave,
westerly along Newberry Ave to Colfax St, south along Colfax St to Mary St and place of beginning.
The Polling place for Ward 6 shall be Marinette High School, School District Board Room, 2139
Pierce Avenue.
Ward 7, with a population of 1363, Described as commencing intersection of CTH T/Roosevelt Rd
and Hall Ave; thence east along Hall Ave to Madison Ave, south along Madison and S Madison Ave to
Thomas St, west along Thomas St to State St, thence south along State St to Carney Ave, west along
Carney Ave to CTH T/Roosevelt Rd, northerly along CTH T/Roosevelt Rd to Hall Ave and place of
beginning. The Polling place for Ward 7 shall be Duer Gymnasium, 402 Williams Street.
Ward 8, with a population of 1428, Described as commencing intersection of Hall Ave/STH 64 and
Roosevelt Rd/STH 180; thence west along STH 64 to west city line, northerly and easterly along city
line to the Menominee River, thence easterly along the Menominee River and north city line to
intersection Ely St extended to the Menominee River, southerly along an extension of Ely Street and
Ely St to Main St, thence northwesterly along Main St to Hall Ave, westerly along Hall Ave to Hall
Ave/STH 64/Roosevelt Rd/STH 180 and place of beginning. The Polling place for Ward 8 shall be
Duer Gymnasium, 402 Williams Street.
Ward 9 is a citywide district. The Polling place for Ward 9 shall be all of the above-listed polling
places. (Ordinance 2011 adopted 7-5-11)
2.0105 OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER
The official newspaper of the City of Marinette shall be the EagleHerald, and any
successor publication.
2.0106 ELECTION INSPECTORS
A. The Civic Affairs, Cemetery, Traffic and Lights Committee shall determine
the number of election officials needed for each polling place subject to
Wis. Stat. §7.32, as amended. Prior to determining the number of election
officials, the Committee shall consider the advice and recommendation of
the City Clerk. The number of election officials at any individual polling
place shall not be less than three. (Ordinance 2005-2029 adopted 1-4-05)
B. The City Clerk may select alternate election officials, two or more sets of
officials to work at difference times on election day, and may establish
different working hours for different election inspectors assigned to the
same polling place.
(Ordinance 2005-2029 adopted 1-4-05)
Statutory Reference: Wis. Stat. § 7.30 (2003-04)
Wis. Stat. § 7.32 (2003-04)
2.0107 NON-PARTISAN PRIMARY FOR CITY OFFICES
Whenever three (3) or more candidates file valid nomination papers, candidates
for elective City offices shall be nominated by a non-partisan primary conducted
pursuant to Section 8.11, Wis. Stats. The Clerk shall provide for a spring primary
election to choose two such candidates to be placed on the ballot at the regular
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