View the results here: Mills_County_Election_Summary_Report_11-5-24-min
View the results here: Mills_County_Election_Summary_Report_11-5-24-min
Key: [R]= Republican; [D]= Democrat; [I]= Incumbent; Unless otherwise stated, vote is for 1 candidate in each office. [TFV= To Fill a Vacancy]
County Offices:
Board of Supervisors (Vote for 2)
Brian Shea [R] 26,264
Tim Wichman [R] 25,344
County Auditor (Vote for 1)
Mary Ann Hanusa [R] 25,996 *
Bryan Jack Holder [Free/Independent] 13,508
Write-In 126
County Sheriff
Andy Brown [R] 34,855
Write-in 701
Non-Partisan Offices
East Pott. Soil & Water Conservation District Commission (Vote for 3)
J. Bernie Bolton 2,684
David L. Applegate 3,223
Chris Perdue 2,670
Write-In 43
East Pott. Ag Extension Council (Vote for 4)
Andrew Messerschmidt 2,915
Devin Schroeder 2,669
Christie Matthies 2,544
Lynn M. Cody 2,655
Write-In 36
Key: [R]= Republican; [D]= Democrat; [I]= Incumbent; Unless otherwise stated, vote is for 1 candidate in each office. [TFV= To Fill a Vacancy]
County Offices:
Board of Supervisors (Vote for 2)
Mike Kolbe 4,387
Charles Parkhurst 3,962
Write-in 107
County Auditor
Taryn Knapp 5,092
Write-in 50
County Sheriff
Neil Gross 5,495
Write-in 73
Non-Partisan Offices
County Hospital Board of Trustees (Vote for 3)
Jeanine P Larsen 3,572
Mike Frederick 3,787
James E Baker 3,387
Write-in 60
Soil & Water Conservation District Commissioner (Vote for 3)
Jason Monson 3,810
Carl Petersen 3,594
Write-in 104
County Ag Extension Council (Vote for 4)
Connie Petersen 2,463 *
Michele Monson 3,084 *
Kathy Fara 2,008 *
Matthew Worthey 1,425
Kristi Travis 1,696
Larry J. Wendt, Jr. 1,740 *
Write-in 28
County Ag. Ext. Council – TFV (Vote for 1)
Nate Botine 3,756
Key: [R]= Republican; [D]= Democrat; [I]= Incumbent; Unless otherwise stated, vote is for 1 candidate in each office.
County Offices:
Supervisor – District 1NW
Matt Wedemeyer [R] [I] 692
Write-in 7
Supervisor – District 3 SW
Jerry walker [R] [I] 749
8 Write-In
Supervisor – District 5GF
Michael Christofferson [R] 646
Write-in 10
Sheriff
Jeffrey L. Vandewater – [R] [I] 3,667
Write-in 22
Auditor
Mandy Berg – [R] [I] 3,611
Write-in 12
Recorder [To Fill a Vacancy (TFV)]
Kelly Mitchell [R] 3,549
Write-in 10
Non-Partisan Offices:
Washington Township Trustee
Write-in 15
Washington Township Trustee [TFV]: No candidates filed. 10 Write-in
Richland Township Trustee: Roy Maeder 83
County Public Hospital Trustees (Vote for 3)
Willard W. Olesen 2,487
Jimmy Freeland 2,651
Deb Tindle 2,703
Write-in 34
Soil & Water Conservation District (Vote for 3)
Daryl Nelson 3,192
Write-in 154
County Ag. Extension Council (Vote for 4)
Matt Mensing 2,664
Jessica Christensen 2,446
Trent Raasch 2,446
Amy Kading 2,477
Write-in 21
Public Measures
Iowa Western Community College – Public Measure SB:Shall the following public measure be adopted?: Shall the Board of Directors of the Iowa Western Community College (Merged Area XIII) in the Counties of Adair, Adams, Audubon, Cass, Crawford, Fremont, Harrison, Mills, Monona, Montgomery, Page, Pottawattamie, and Shelby, State of Iowa, be authorized to contract indebtedness and issue General Obligation Bonds in an amount not to exceed $55,000,000 to provide funds to construct, furnish, and equip a new academic building and renovate, remodel, and improve existing buildings within Merged Area XIII?
YES 10 NO 14
CAM Community School District – Public Measure B
Shall the following public measure be adopted?
Shall the Board of Directors of the CAM Community School District in the Counties of Adair, Adams, Audubon, and Cass, State of Iowa, be authorized to contract indebtedness and issue General Obligation Bonds in an amount not to exceed $22,500,000 to provide funds to construct, furnish and equip a classroom addition to the High School building; to remodel, repair, improve, furnish and equip exterior and interior portions of the existing High School building, including mechanical, electrical, and fire systems improvements, secure entry improvements, and technology improvements and security improvements; and improve the site?
YES 14 NO 10
Key: [R]= Republican; [D]= Democrat; [I]= Incumbent; Unless otherwise stated, vote is for 1 candidate in each office.
County Offices:
Supervisor – District 2
Tony Hardisty 347
Supervisor – District 5 (elect 1)
Christopher Standley 342 *
Karl McCarty 107
2 write-in
Auditor
Becky Bissell [I] 1,937
17 write-in
Sheriff
Alan Johannes [I] 1,969
32 Write-in
Non-Partisan Offices:
Soil & Water Conservation District (Vote for 3)
Mark Pearson 1,518
Dan Kretzinger 1,456
Kirk Brandt 1,398
32 write-in
County Ag. Extension Council (Vote for 4)
Trevor Holland 1,312
Sue Privett 1,166
Lori Amdor 1,444
Susan Bagby 1,255
29 write-in
Public Measure AJ – Shall the following public measure be adopted?: “ Shall the Board of Supervisors be reduced from five members to three members per Iowa Code 331.204?
YES 667 NO 1,372*
Constitutional Amendments –
(1) Shall the following amendment to the Constitution be adopted?:
Summary: Provides for only U.S. citizens aged 18 or older and meeting state and county residency requirements to vote in all elections. Further provides that 17-year-olds who will be 18 years old by the General Election are eligible to vote in the primary election, subject to the same citizenship and residency requirements
YES 1,575 NO 466
(2) – Shall the following amendment to the Constitution be adopted?:
Summary: Provides that the lieutenant governor will act as the governor if there is a temporary disability of the governor. Further provides that the lieutenant governor or lieutenant governor-elect will be the governor or governor-elect inthe case of the resignation, death, or permanent disability of the governor or governor-elect thus creating a vacancy in the office of lieutenant governor or lieutenant governor-elect, as appropriate.
YES 1,715 NO 266
Public Measures
Iowa Western Community College – Public Measure SB:Shall the following public measure be adopted?: Shall the Board of Directors of the Iowa Western Community College (Merged Area XIII) in the Counties of Adair, Adams, Audubon, Cass, Crawford, Fremont, Harrison, Mills, Monona, Montgomery, Page, Pottawattamie, and Shelby, State of Iowa, be authorized to contract indebtedness and issue General Obligation Bonds in an amount not to exceed $55,000,000 to provide funds to construct, furnish, and equip a new academic building and renovate, remodel, and improve existing buildings within Merged Area XIII?
YES 0 NO 1
CAM Community School District – Public Measure B
Shall the following public measure be adopted?
Shall the Board of Directors of the CAM Community School District in the Counties of Adair, Adams, Audubon, and Cass, State of Iowa, be authorized to contract indebtedness and issue General Obligation Bonds in an amount not to exceed $22,500,000 to provide funds to construct, furnish and equip a classroom addition to the High School building; to remodel, repair, improve, furnish and equip exterior and interior portions of the existing High School building, including mechanical, electrical, and fire systems improvements, secure entry improvements, and technology improvements and security improvements; and improve the site?
YES 0 NO 1
Key: [R]= Republican; [D]= Democrat; [I]= Incumbent; Unless otherwise stated, vote is for 1 candidate in each office. [TFV= To Fill a Vacancy]
County Offices:
Board of Supervisors (Vote for 2)
Nathan Wahlert [D] 957
Kent Grabill [R] 1,827*
Donald J. Mosinski [R] 1,323*
Douglas D. Sorensen 1,049
County Auditor (Vote for 1)
Lisa Frederiksen [R] (I) 2,189 *
Christena Hemmingsen 759
Non-Partisan Offices
County Hospital Board of Trustees (Vote for 3)
Brady Griffin 1,714
Brett Irlmeier 1,861
Michelle Sprague 1,960
Soil & Water Conservation District Commissioner (Vote for 3)
Paul D. Campbell 1,828
Steve Brinkman 1,908
Russell Bruhn 1,802
County Ag Extension Council (Vote for 4)
Lexi Christensen 1,759
Bryan Svoboda 1,936
Kyle Lauridsen 1,804
(Council Bluffs, Iowa) – All Long-term Disaster Recovery Centers (LT-DRC) in Iowa will be closed on Monday, November 11, in observance of Veterans Day. The centers will reopen on Tuesday, November 12 at 9 AM.
At the LT-DRCs Disaster Case Advocates are on hand to help survivors navigate the recovery process, and answer questions about available state, local, and federal assistance and how to apply. Survivors can also check their FEMA or Small Business Administration (SBA) status, receive assistance with their federal assistance applications, including how to file an appeal on a denied federal application, and receive ongoing assistance with unmet needs. Survivors are encouraged to visit their LT-DRC during its hours of operation.
Iowa LT-DRC Locations
Additional Ways to Reach a Disaster Case Advocate
Disaster survivors from Pottawattamie County with ongoing or unmet needs can also get connected to assistance by completing the online Pottawattamie County Needs Assessment Survey. You can find more information on the emergency management agency’s website.
After two straight wins the Iowa Hawkeyes get ready for Friday night’s game at Big Ten newcomer UCLA. Quarterback Brendan Sullivan has ignited lopsided wins over Northwestern and Wisconsin after a subpar effort in a loss at Michigan State.
That’s Hawkeye coach Kirk Ferentz. With Cade McNamara still sidelined Jackson Stratton will be the backup quarterback this week. The Colorado State transfer stepped into that role after Marco Lainez (lie-nez) was injured in practice last week.
Stratton appeared in four games for Colorado State in 2022.
Iowa has not won a game in Pasadena since a victory over California in the 1959 Rose Bowl and none of the games since have even been close.
Iowa State coach Matt Campbell believes his Cyclones are resilient enough to overcome a stinging defeat. The 17th ranked Cyclones had their perfect record spoiled by a loss to Texas Tech and next up take on Kansas in Arrowhead Stadium.
Campbell says resilient teams are able to bounce back from a disappointing defeat.
Campbell likes the mentality his team has displayed this week.
Campbell says leadership and experience is crucial during a week like this.
(Radio Iowa) – If the results in some Iowa races are extremely close, there could be recounts — but they’re not automatic. A candidate has to request one. Under state law, taxpayers will cover the cost of recounts in races where a candidate is ahead by 50 or fewer votes — or is ahead by less than one percent of all votes cast in the race. Candidates can ask for recounts that exceed those parameters, but they’ll have to cover the cost if they aren’t declared the winner after ballots are recounted.
Candidates may request recounts in the three days after results are certified by county supervisors. The initial results are unofficial until that happens. Candidates can ask for recounts in certain precincts or counties — or for all the votes in their race to be recounted.
Three person boards oversee recounts in every county in which there’s a recount request. One member of a recount board is appointed by the candidate asking for the recount and another represents the candidate with the most votes in the initial count. Both candidates have to agree on the third member of the recount board.
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