Patti Logsdon to Face Challenger Danelle Kenney for Milwaukee County Supervisory 9th District




Patti Logsdon the incumbent in the Milwaukee County Supervisory 9th District will face at least one known challenger in the upcoming Spring 2024 election.  The 9th Supervisory District includes Franklin, Hales Corners and part of Milwaukee.  The district also includes The Rock/Ballpark Commons/Franklin Field.

Danelle Kenney

Danelle Kenney made her announcement yesterday (December 20, 2023) on the Franklin Debate and Discussion Group.  Kenney is circulating her nomination papers to secure her name on the ballot. Following is her announcement

Danelle Kenney is listed as a Real Estate Agent for Rock Solid Reality Group.  Her Linked in page indicates she has been a Realtor since 2014.  Prior to that she is listed as being an owner of Family Matters Social Work Service for four years and held multiple positions practicing social work for about 19 years.
Kenney listed her education as earning a Masters in Social Work from UWM in 2003, Bachelor of Science Social Work/Social Welfare from UW Whitewater in 1999 and attended Milton High School.  

Kenney was appointed to serve on the Franklin Board of Review by Mayor John Nelson with her term ending in April of 2026. Kenny was also a vocal opponent of allowing the development of  Strauss Brand Meat Processing Plant at the Loomis Business Park.  Kenny and eight (8) other parties filed suit in Milwaukee County Circuit Court to Block the Strauss Brands Facility and eventually signed a Settlement Agreement and Release with the City of Franklin, under the leadership of John Nelson June 2023, for $25,000.  

On the John Nelson election campaign webpage Kenny is quoted as saying the following about Mayor Nelson:

"Franklin needs a fresh face and a clean start to return respect and the voice of the people. Yes! Vote Nelson! ~ Danelle Kenney, Franklin Resident".


Patti Logsdon

According to Supervisor Logsdons County Board Web Page:

Supervisor Logsdon was first elected in April 2018. She is a concerned citizen who is honored to work as a public servant for her community.

Patti’s experience includes working as an accountant for over 35 years while raising a family, and remaining active in the community as a poll worker, cheerleading coach, treasurer, assistant treasurer and board member of several local Milwaukee County non-profit organizations, including the Milwaukee Child Welfare Partnership Council.  A master's degree in accounting from Alverno College and her business experience at a Fortune 500 company will assist her with implementing the issues and overseeing the financials in Milwaukee County.

Married for 37 years to her high-school sweetheart, Patti is a cancer survivor, proud mom of Bradley and Melissa, joyful grandmother to Samantha, Alison, Connor and Matthew, and a lifelong resident of Milwaukee County.

Supervisor Logsdon is a member of the committees on Judiciary, Law Enforcement, and General Services; Transportation and Transit; and Personnel.

Is Taylor Avenging Loss to Logsdon in 2018?

According to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, In 2018 Logsdon "scored an upset win over incumbent Steve Taylor,  now County Supervisor for the 17th District. In a rematch of their April 2016 race."  Logsdon gained nearly 53% of the vote. The major game changer in the race was the $129,069 that former County Executive Chris Abele's Leadership MKE spent in support of Logsdon.

According to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, In 2021 the Milwaukee County Board voted 10-7 to redraw district boundaries.  The new map carved out the 17th Supervisory District that Taylor ran for in April 2022, running unopposed.

According to Ballotpedia in 2020 Logsdon ran unopposed and in 2022 ran against Donald Schwartz.  In the 2022 election, Logsdon won by securing 51.1% of the vote.



Taylor, along with Mike Zimmerman (ROC Ventures, CEO) were on the campaign team to elect John Nelson as Mayor of Franklin.

Sources indicate that Danelle Kenney was encouraged to run by Taylor and Zimmerman to avenge Taylors loss to Logsdon and elect a Rock friendly Supervisor for Milwaukee County's 9th District. 

The following was posted on Logsdon Facebook Page on April 4, 2022 with the message"

Just to set the record straight






 

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