Janke, Amberg, Morgan Win Medford School Board Seats

Voters in Medford chose three school board members, with two incumbents securing reelection and one newcomer filling a vacated seat.

Updated on Nov. 4, 2026 in Elections

Janke, Amberg, Morgan Win Medford School Board Seats

Medford voters elected Allison Janke, Jenny Amberg, and Tyler Morgan to the Medford School Board. Jenny Amberg led the vote with 653 votes, followed by Allison Janke with 645 and Tyler Morgan with 630.

Why it matters

The results determine who will oversee the Medford school district for the coming term, with two incumbents returning and one new member replacing Whitney Winkels, who is departing the board.

Jenny Amberg received 653 votes, Allison Janke received 645 votes, and Tyler Morgan received 630 votes, while Tricia Prondzinski (534), Matt Dempsey (525), and Bryan Duncan (353) were not elected. The stub does not report total ballots cast or voter turnout for the race.

The players

Allison Janke

Allison Janke is a Medford School Board member who served as board treasurer in her previous term and was reelected to a third consecutive term.

Jenny Amberg

Jenny Amberg is a Medford School Board member who served as vice chair in her previous term and secured reelection with the highest vote total.

Tyler Morgan

Tyler Morgan is a newly elected Medford School Board member who won a seat vacated by Whitney Winkels.

The details

Incumbents Allison Janke and Jenny Amberg secured reelection, and Janke's current term will be her third consecutive term. Tyler Morgan filled the seat left vacant by the departing Whitney Winkels.

Medford School Board election results were published on November 4, 2026.

Season Trajectory

The results continue a Medford pattern in which incumbents return to the school board while open seats are filled by newcomers. The source provides no prior cycle figures, so the broader trend cannot be measured precisely.

Medford residents now have three newly seated or reelected school board members making decisions for local schools. Families with children in the district will see these members oversee the school budget and policy.

The takeaway

Voters in Medford kept experienced board members while bringing in a new voice to fill a vacancy. Residents who want to follow board decisions can track meetings through the district.