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An email about anti-data center signs could cost a Wisconsin Rapids politician his job

Summary by Wisconsin Public Radio
Wisconsin Rapids Alder Michael Timm will have to campaign to keep his job after residents forced a recall election over an email he sent a local business.

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An email about anti-data center signs could cost a Wisconsin Rapids politician his job

Wisconsin Rapids Alder Michael Timm will have to campaign to keep his job after residents forced a recall election over an email he sent a local business.

·Madison, United States
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Wisconsin Public Radio broke the news in Madison, United States on Monday, September 28, 2026.
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