Nass retains 31st Assembly seat
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Steve Nass
Age: 57
Address: N8330 Jackson Road, Whitewater.
Job: State assembly representative of the 31st District.
Education: Bachelor’s and master’s degree in school of business management from UW-Whitewater.
Elected posts: Whitewater City Council (1977-81), UW-Whitewater Board of Visitors (1979-89) and elected to state Assembly in 1990.
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WHITEWATER Rep. Steve Nass retained his 31st Assembly seat Tuesday night, trouncing Libertarian candidate Leroy Watson.
Nass, who has served in that role for 20 years, unofficially garnered close to 90 percent of the vote with more than half the precincts reporting. His district encompasses portions of Jefferson, Waukesha and Walworth counties.
No Democrat filed in the race, leaving Watson of Oconomowoc as Nass’ only competition. Nass beat fellow Republican Craig Peterson in September’s primary.
Watson, a former sergeant first-class with the U.S. Army and expediter with the U.S. Postal Service, ran unsuccessfully for the 38th District in 2000 and the 31st District in 2002.
Unofficial results from the Walworth County Clerk's office are HERE.
Results are only from the parts of districts within Walworth County. Many state senate and assembly districts also include areas outside of Walworth County, so results aren't complete until all counties have reported their vote totals.
Follow coverage of the election in Walworth and Rock counties in our special online section HERE.
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Read the full story in the Walworth County Gazette, online in the Gazette e-edition HERE, or check WalworthCountyToday.com after 4 p.m. for the latest details.
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