Allouez, Town of Wrightstown winners of voter challenge

BROWN COUNTY – Project VOTE of Brown County — a volunteer organization that works to increase voter turnout — awarded the winners of its 2024 Voter Challenge on Nov. 14 at the Brown County Courthouse located at 100 S. Jefferson St., Green Bay.

Project VOTE handed out two awards this year — their Green Division award, which is awarded to towns with populations under 10,000, and their Gold Division award, which is awarded to towns with a population of over 10,000.

The town of Wrightstown won the Green Division award with a voter turnout of 92.96% at the 2024 election held on Nov. 5.

The town of Wrightstown just beat the town of Scott, which had a voter turnout of 92.6%.

The award was accepted by the town of Wrightstown Clerk, Donna Martzahl.

This is Wrightstown’s first time being awarded the Voter Challenge trophy.

The Gold Division award was awarded to Allouez, with a voter turnout of 91.4% at the Nov. 5 election.

The trophy was accepted by Allouez Clerk/Treasurer Carrie Zittlow.

This is the fourth consecutive and eighth overall Voter Challenge win for Allouez.

The trophies were presented by Scott Stein and Kelly McBride Moore of Project VOTE, City of De Pere Clerk Carey Danen and Brown County Clerk Patrick Moynihan.