Butler, WI politics question

[AllyCat]

Okay, I know this is a town with less than 2000 people, but I am looking at their political organizations/voting habits for a community assessment project I'm presenting. Does anyone know if B/C, K/E, Sensenbrenner, Feingold, or anyone else set up campaign offices in their neck of the woods?

This is not information I can get from the phonebook given the fly-by-night nature of these types of offices.

Thanks!

[eyesroll]

1. I know the Sensenbrenner office was in Brookfield, and Kennedy had an

office in Waukesha (as well as Milwaukee).
I think the closest coordinated campaign office was downtown Waukesha.

I don't believe I saw any campaign offices, of any party, in Butler.

[AllyCat]

2. Thank you!

Thanks for your quick response. I figured all the offices would be outside the actual village, but it is still somewhat pertinent for the paper.

I know B/C had a campaign office not too far from there on Mayfair Rd. which I happily protested this past spring for their little grand opening. There were more protesters than there were invitees to the party. :hippie: