Contested Races

Councilor Nick Ledin is a lifelong resident of Superior. He graduated from Superior Highschool and the University of Wisconsin-Superior with degrees in Political Science and music. Currently, Ledin works in corrections at the Northeast Regional Correction Center. A fourth generation South-ender, he and his wonderful wife Jackie are proud parents of Ollie, Wes, Maggie & Jack. Nick is an active community volunteer, coaching at the YMCA youth sports program and participates in the Bryant School PTO. In his free time he enjoys attending his children’s athletic events , exploring the beautiful outdoors of Superior, playing an occasional round of golf at Nemadji Golf Course, indulging in his wife’s passion of gardening, and appreciating the many blessings that have been bestowed upon him and his family.

Elected City Council Vice President in April 2025, Councilor Moffat was elected to the Council in April 2023, and re-elected in 2024. He holds a degree in Organizational Leadership from St. Scholastica and has also taken extensive coursework in Community Development and Urban Planning. Councilor Moffat has over 20 years of experience in both the non-profit board world and in for profit management. His passions include spending time with his wife and daughter, writing policy, volunteering in the community, and urban planning. Moffat is focused on improving community health and building sustainable community wealth through policy and design.  He currently serves on the Douglas County Historical Society Board, the Superior Plan Commission, The Superior Public Library Board, and the Community Development Block Grant Board.

Our community is a hardworking, generous, and welcoming place. My wife Karen and I feel fortunate to have made our home, careers, and many good friendships here. That gratitude inspires me to continue serving in the city that has given us so much. 

My experience includes a long career as manager of the Barker’s Island Marina. I’m an active member and past president of the Superior Rotary Club, organizer of The Lake Superior Dragon Boat Festival, and served on the boards of Superior Museums and the St. Louis River Alliance.

I’m committed to enhancing our city’s infrastructure, supporting businesses that attract & retain residents, and create new opportunities for our neighbors. That work includes creating areas where people of all ages can connect and participate in social, cultural, and recreational activities. Vote in person Tuesday April 7 at Northwood Tech (WITC)

I’d love to hear from you joe.radtke@gmail.com or (218)-590-7131

More than a decade ago, Superior became our perfect home. Blake has worked in the financial industry for almost 15 years with a focus on lending and bank operations. As the former co-chair of Duluth-Superior Pride and board member of Superior Young Professionals, he has also volunteered for numerous community organizations. Blake and his husband Joe live in Billings Park with their two dogs, Nero and Neeko.  

“This campaign is focused on affordability, improving quality of life for residents, and building a city that attracts new families,” said Sawle

I’m honored to earn your support. Vote Blake Sawle Tuesday April, 7 between 7am-8pm at the Billings Park Civic Center Blake.sawle@gmail.com or (218)-606-2054