Gómez-Tom Wins Full Term on County Board
Caroline Gómez-Tom won a special election to fill a vacant seat in 2023.
Caroline Gómez-Tom. Photo courtesy of the Gómez-Tom campaign.
Sup. Caroline Gómez-Tom won a full term on the Milwaukee County Board Tuesday.
The incumbent supervisor won District 14 in a rematch of special election held exactly one year ago to fill a vacant seat on the county board.
Gómez-Tom carried 61.50% of the vote, defeating Angel C. Sanchez, a local construction contractor and former one-term city alderman.
Gómez-Tom is the president of the City of Milwaukee Board of Health and a community healthcare navigator working for Covering Wisconsin.
She received wide support from progressive political organizations, the local Democratic Party and labor unions in her run for re-election.
She also received endorsements from high-profile politicians like former Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes, state-level Democrats and more than a dozen current and former county supervisors.
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