Village of Fremont Election Results: Leadership Changes in Fremont, WI

The Village of Fremont saw a shakeup in leadership following Tuesday’s election, with residents voting for change in key positions.

In the race for Village President, Nicki Scott unseated Bobbie Marks, earning 198 votes to Marks’ 143. Scott, a strong advocate for government transparency, is eager to bring new energy and openness to the role. She has expressed a commitment to ensuring that residents are better informed and involved in village decisions.

The Village of Fremont Election Results also brought change to the Village Board of Trustees, with three seats up for grabs. Taylor Berndt led the field with 236 votes, followed by Mary Ann Oehlke with 222 votes, followed by Leo Billings securing 181 votes. Adam Socha received 147 votes. With T.C. Bartel not seeking reelection, at least one new face was guaranteed on the board. Berndt, the founder of Weyauwega-Fremont News, aims to use his media platform to improve communication between the board and residents. He along with Scott plans to introduce live streaming of village meetings and increase digital engagement within the community.

Scott and Berndt’s victories reflect a broader push for accessibility and community involvement in Fremont. Residents can expect new initiatives aimed at fostering transparency and participation in decision-making processes.

With a mix of fresh perspectives and experienced leadership, the newly elected officials are poised to shape the future of Fremont. The community will be watching closely as they begin their terms and set their vision into motion.