Overview
- Alicia Halvensleben won the Waukesha mayoral race with about 51% of the vote and a margin of roughly 450 ballots.
- She will be the first Democratic-backed mayor elected in the city in 12 years.
- The Common Council president is set to be sworn in as mayor on April 21.
- Outgoing Mayor Shawn Reilly endorsed her after leaving the GOP to become an independent following the Jan. 6 attack.
- Halvensleben said the result shows voters rejecting the MAGA agenda.