- District attorneys prosecute criminal cases for the state and investigate crimes alongside law enforcement. They present cases in court, make charging decisions, and engage in plea bargaining.
- District attorneys provide legal advice to law enforcement and assist victims and witnesses throughout the legal process.
- District attorneys in Wisconsin are elected officials on a county level and serve four-year terms. Candidates must hold a valid Wisconsin law license, and elections are generally partisan.
- District attorneys have an annual salary between $106,288 and $145,288 based on county population. 

Your county's chief prosecutor and legal advisor

Adams

Wisconsin

2024 Wisconsin General Election

Criminal Justice

District Attorney

Ashland

Barron

Bayfield

Brown

- The county clerk prepares and maintains county documents, manages tax collection, and coordinates all elections. 
- The county clerk is elected to a 4-year term in a partisan election. 

Your county's recorder and elections administrator

County Clerk

Treasurer

Register of Deeds

Buffalo

Burnett

Fitchburg

Madison

Middleton

Monona

Lake Mills

Whitewater

Oconto

Stevens Point

Evansville

Baraboo

2024 Wisconsin candidates

Adams District Attorney

1 candidate

Ashland District Attorney

1 candidate

Barron District Attorney

1 candidate

Bayfield District Attorney

1 candidate

Brown District Attorney

1 candidate

Brown County Clerk

1 candidate

Brown Treasurer

2 candidates

Brown Register of Deeds

1 candidate

Buffalo District Attorney

1 candidate

Burnett District Attorney

1 candidate