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Washburn County judge Angeline Winton-Roe visits Minong and urges residents to vote
Summary
Angeline Winton-Roe, identified in the minutes as a Washburn County judge, told residents she is running for judge in April and encouraged voter turnout when she spoke at the Jan. 12 Minong Town Board meeting.
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Angeline Winton-Roe, listed in the Jan. 12 minutes as 'Washburn County Judge,' addressed Minong residents to announce she is running for judge in the April election and urged citizens to get out and vote.
Her brief appearance was recorded under new business; the minutes summarize the visit and the campaign request but do not include extended remarks or a formal Q&A. The visit was informational and no board action was taken in response.
The minutes identify Winton-Roe as 'Washburn County Judge' and state she asked residents to vote in April; they do not indicate whether she is the incumbent or seeking a different or newly created seat beyond describing her campaign intent as recorded.
