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- City of De Pere
- The city is split into four aldermanic districts, each having two representatives on the city council.
The city council is 9 members (8 alderpersons, plus the mayor).
Aldermanic districts 1 & 2 are on the east side of the river.
Aldermanic districts 3 & 4 are on the west side of the river.
Use this map to find out what district you're in, as well as the polling location
for each district:
depere-district-map.pdf (755 KB)
- Brown County
- Most De Pere residents are in the 19th supervisory district and are represented on the
Brown County Board
by Supervisor Mike Fleck. Some residents are in district 18 represented by Andrew Williams,
and a small percentage on the west side are in district 24 represented by Patty Hoeft.
Use this map to find out what district you're in:
browncounty-district-map.pdf (205 KB)
More information is also available on the county clerk's web site.
- Wisconsin
- The state is divided into 99 assembly districts. The city of De Pere is in district 4, represented by
Phil Montgomery.
Note that neighboring municipalities are not necessarily in district 4 (i.e. Lawrence, Ledgeview, Rockland).
Use this map to verify what district you're in:
wisconsin-assembly-district-map.pdf (2,729 KB)
The state is divided into 33 senate districts. The city of De Pere is in district 2, represented by
Robert Cowles.
Note that neighboring municipalities are not necessarily in district 2 (i.e. Ledgeview, Rockland).
Use this map to verify what district you're in:
wisconsin-senate-district-map.pdf (2,859 KB)
- United States
- The great majority of northeast Wisconsin, including the entire city of De Pere, is located in the 8th congressional district (there are 8 such districts in Wisconsin). We are represented in the U.S. House of Representatives by Steve Kagen (D).
Use this map to verify what district you're in:
wisconsin-congressional-district-map.pdf (2,481 KB)
The State of Wisconsin is represented in the U.S. Senate by
Russ Feingold (D) and
Herb Kohl (D).
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