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Jill Underly, Wisconsin’s state superintendent of public instruction, is seeking a second term in an office that helps oversee the state’s public schools.
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Wisconsin voted Tuesday for Jill Underly to remain as the state's top education official during President Donald Trump’s second term, choosing the Democratic-backed incumbent over a Republican-support...
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Wisconsin superintendent election results: Incumbent Jill Underly defeats Brittany Kinser
The level of spending in the DPI race featuring incumbent Jill Underly and GOP-backed Brittany Kinser was unprecedented for a state superintendent race.
Wisconsin Superintendent of Public Instruction Election Results 2025
Source: Election results and race calls are from The Associated Press. By The New York Times election results team: Michael Andre, Emma Baker, Neil Berg, Andrew Chavez, Michael Beswetherick, Matthew Bloch,
State Superintendent Jill Underly wins second term in office, defeating GOP-backed candidate
Incumbent state schools superintendent Jill Underly has won re-election in a hotly contested battle to lead the state education department
Jill Underly will remain Wisconsin schools superintendent
Underly held off a challenge from Brittany Kinser, a supporter of the private school voucher program who was endorsed by Republicans.
Election results: Jill Underly elected to second term as Wisconsin state superintendent
Underly took on a challenge from Brittany Kinser, a pro-school choice candidate. She won just over 52% of the ballots cast. More than 1.8 million people voted in the election — double that of the votes cast in the 2021 state superintendent race.
Dr. Jill Underly wins another term as state superintendent of public instruction
Dr. Jill Underly has won the race for state superintendent of public instruction, according to AP projections.
DPI chief Jill Underly won a second term. What does state superintendent do?
Incumbent Jill Underly, a Democrat, defeated her Republican-backed opponent, education consultant Brittany Kinser. Here's what the job entails.
Democrat-backed candidate reelected as Wisconsin schools superintendent
Jill Underly was projected to prevail in her reelection for Wisconsin superintendent of public instruction, beating challenger Brittany Kinser, according to Decision Desk HQ. Though the race is technically nonpartisan,
Wisconsin schools superintendent candidates Jill Underly, Brittany Kinser on the issues
The race to lead the state education department pits the teachers union-backed incumbent, Jill Underly, against consultant Brittany Kinser, a supporter of the private school voucher program who is endorsed by Republicans.
Jill Underly re-elected as Wisconsin’s state superintendent
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Wisconsin state superintendent voter guide for spring 2025 election: What candidates say about vouchers, MPS and more
State Superintendent Jill Underly ... Underly is backed by the Democratic Party of Wisconsin. Kinser calls herself a moderate who is backed by conservatives. Kinser, 47, first worked as a special education teacher in Chicago Public Schools and moved ...
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AP declares Jill Underly winner of Wisconsin state superintendent race
Incumbent state superintendent Jill Underly was challenged by Brittany Kinser, a former principal and special education teacher. She gave her acceptance speech just before 10 p.m., before the race was officially called. Underly was backed by Democrats, and Kinser, who supports the private school voucher program was endorsed by Republicans.
Wisconsin state superintendent calls for school choice to be 'eliminated'
Wisconsin state superintendent Jill Underly, who is running for re-election Tuesday, called for the elimination of school choice saying it takes money from public schools.
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