Potential candidates for the April 6 municipal and school board elections can circulate nomination papers starting Tuesday.

The deadline for filing completed candidacy and nomination papers is 5 p.m. Jan. 5. Papers must be filed in the municipal or school district office.

County board candidates must file in the county clerk's office.

A primary vote, if needed, would be Feb. 16.

Three three-year positions are up for election on the La Crosse School Board. Incumbents clerk Mary Larson, Ken French and Tom Thompson have terms that expire in April.

Nomination papers can be picked up at the Hogan Administrative Center, 807 East Ave. S.

The board will have an informational meeting for anyone interested in a school board seat from 4:45 to 5:45 p.m. Dec. 7 in room 112 of the Hogan Center. Those planning to attend are asked to call the superintendent's office at (608) 789-7628.

All 35 La Crosse County supervisor seats are up for election. Candidates must have a minimum of 50 signatures of voters in the district being sought.

Other area races

• Onalaska School Board: Two three-year terms; incumbents are Mark Cassellius and Ann Garrity.
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• Onalaska Common Council: Three seats; incumbents are Jim Olson in District 1; Clarence Stellner in District 2; and Kim Smith in District 3.
• Holmen School Board: Two three-year terms; incumbents are Tim Medinger and April Young.
• Holmen Village Board: Three two-year village trustee positions; incumbents are Neal Forde, Ryan Olson and Chris Schmid.
• West Salem School Board: Three seats; incumbents are clerk Ann Bina, treasurer Scott Scafe and Henry Althoff.
• West Salem Village Board: Three seats; incumbents are Diana Engel, James Leicht and J. Terry Hanson.
• Bangor School Board: Three seats; incumbents are president Rod Hundt, treasurer Dave Vetrano and Paul Wuensch.
• Bangor Village Board: Three two-year terms; incumbents are Kimberly Shrake, Eric Vaughn and Kristi O'Heron.