The winner of the Mayor’s seat in Atlantic won’t be known until after November 30th. That’ when a run-off election will be held between the candidates with the two top votes, Grace Garret and Tim Teig. Both received less than 50% plus 1 of the votes in order to claim a complete victory. Teig garnered the most votes in Tuesday’s election, with 523. Teig said the competition was certainly not surprised by the outcome.

He says he’ll continue to push his message heading into the run-off….

Teig says that includes his level of experience he brings to the job.

He says he appreciates the support he’s received so far, and asks for those who voted for someone else, to reconsider him for Mayor.

Grace Garrett received 463 votes, Tuesday. She said she feels great about the results and feels she is still the best choice for Mayor.

Garrett, a relative newcomer to the City, said she started getting involved in the community when she and her husband moved here in 2017.

She says she wants to lead and see what every generation can bring to the table.

She asks voters for one thing when it comes to the upcoming election: “You can trust me to do what I say I will do.”

City of Avoca

City Council (Vote for 3) –

Drew Becker 181

Deb Calhoon 269*

William F Dea 241*

Carol E Kyle 68

Jeffery A Sage 44

Diane Stamp 324*

City of Carson

City Council (Vote for 3)- Adam Houser, 62; Kelly Pilling, 79; No candidate.

City of Macedonia

Mayor (Vote for 1) – No Candidate

City of Oakland

City Council (Vote for 3) –

Collin Applegate, 119*

Coralee Bernard 112*

Darin Ford 72

Cindy Kenealy 63

Phil Reed 134*

Kelly D Towne 96

City of Treynor

City Council (Vote for 3) – Kyle Plumb, 63; David Waymire, 62; No candidate.

City of Walnut

Mayor (Vote for 1) – Michael Chapman, 37; Wm. Brett Simpson, 126*

City Council (Vote for 3) –

Gaylean Bauerkemper, 106*

Linda Booth, 106*

Brett J Gaskill, 34

Michael Gettler, 57

Adrian J Griffith, 78

Dennis Hullinger,102

Justen Tooley, 107*

School District Elections/Public Measures:

AHSTW School District

District 1 (Vote for 1) –

Angie Grote, 466*

Dana Joseph Tuma, 239

School Board Director (Vote for 1) –

Josh Guyer, 287*

Adam C Long, 271

Rebecka Rosmann, 215

Public Measure RZ =YES 552 (68.74% Passes); NO 251   Public Measure SA = 444 YES (55.29% FAILS); 359 NO

* “Shall the Board of Directors of the AHSTW Community School District in the Counties of Cass, Harrison, Pottawattamie, and Shelby be authorized to contract indebtedness and issue General Obligation Bonds in an amount not to exceed $12,900,000 to provide funds to remodel, repair, and improve the existing K-12 facilities; and to build, furnish, and equip additions to and renovations of learning environments, including related site improvements?”

*“Shall the Board of Directors of AHSTW Community School District in the Counties of Cass, Harrison, Pottawattamie, and Shelby be authorized to contract indebtedness and issue General Obligation Bonds in an amount not to exceed $6,750,000 to provide funds to build, furnish, and equip a new Auditorium at the existing K-12 facilities?”

Riverside School District

School Board District 5 (Vote for 1) – No Candidate

Tri-Center School District

School Board (Vote for 3) At Large–

Jeremy Garrison, 95

Mike Olsen, 153*

Amanda Scherer, 117*

Jeremy VanArsdol, 174*

Underwood School District

School Board (Vote for 2) –

Anna Baxter, 57

Jeff Bonsall, 214*

Jane Hall, 110

Erin Johnsen, 201*

Luke Stamp, 133

Atlantic Community School District Board Member – At Large (elect 2)

Amanda Berg 583

Joshua McLaren (incumbent) 799*

Kristy Pellett (incumbent) 768*

CAM School Board Member – South (elect 1)

Todd McKee 702*

Gary Dinkla (Incumbent) 361

CAM School Board Member – North

Charles L. Kinze (Incumbent) 941

CAM School Board Member – At Large (elect 1)

Christopher Spieker 509

Cara Murphy 674*

Public Measure DI: Approving the issuance of $30.5-million in General Obligation bonds to pay for facilities construction and improvement, and the transition to a single Elementary site in Massena, and a single Junior/Senior High site in Anita. YES 389 NO 825

Public Measure DJ: Authorizing the annual levy of a tax exceeding $2.70/$1,000 of assessed property value, but not to exceed $4.05/$1,000, to pay for the principal & interest on the bonds.

YES 366 NO 828

Griswold School District:

Public Measure DH: To adopt a Revenue Purpose Statement specifying the use of revenues the Griswold Community School District will receive from the State of Iowa Secure an Advanced Vision for Education Fund.  YES 184      NO 72

Griswold School/Director 3

Scott Peterson 3

Griswold School/Director 4

Donald K. Smith 126

Griswold School Board Member – At Large (elect 2)

Robert D. Peterson 222

Aaron Houser 195

City of Adair

• City Council At Large (elect 2):
• Curtis Gettler 58
• Paul Gettler 169*
• Richard A. Hays 107*
• Richard Stanley 106

Adair City Council (To Fill Vacancy) (elect 1):

Jeff Lee 89

Jim Zimmerline 141*

Adair Mayor (elect 1):

Joanne M Byars 137*

John M Larsen 99

City of Bridgewater

City Council (elect 2):

Douglas M Miller 25

Write-in 26

Mayor (elect 1):

Roberta J Carpenter 23 votes

City of Fontanelle

City Council (elect 2):

Kalvin C Edwards 16

Dianna Goetz 52

Sam McIntire 55*

Nichole Queck 42

Tyson Sickles 68*

Mayor (elect 1):

Mary Sturdy-Martin 67*

Michael Walker 50

City of Stuart – City Council (elect 3):

David Doely 53*

Kevin Guisinger 38

Cory Kirkpatrick 46*

James Morgan 53*

Ryan Morrison 27

Adair Casey School Board-At-Large (elect 3)

Amanda Bireline 126*

Blair Carney 151*

Lindsay Dinkla 125

Jessica Grubbs 61

Tyler McCorkel 82

Gretchen Umbaugh 129*

Stacey Wedemeyer 116

Nodaway Valley School Board At-Large (elect 2):

James Campbell 143

Kristen Jensen 370

Daniel Shilling 210

School Board – District 2,  To Fill Vacancy (elect 1):

Molly Herrick 276*

Douglas Holliday 155

Orient Macksburg School Board – At-Large (elect 1):

Angie Blazek 15

Alexander Maeder 64

Casey Osborne 6

Atlantic City Council – Ward 5 (elect 1)

Richard D. Casady (Incumbent) 141

Dana D. Halder 168*

Mayor of Atlantic (elect 1) RUN-OFF Election to be held Nov. 30th*

Grace N. Garrett  463*

Pat McCurdy 80

Kathy Somers 165

Tim Teig 523*

Anita City Council (Elect 3)

Simon Jensen  286

Deanna Andrews 309

Meghan Dorsey 266

Anita City Council – Vacancy (elect 1)

Mark Harris (appointed 3/11/20) 293;  26 write-in votes

Mayor of Anita – Vacancy position (elect 1)

John Knutson (appointed 3/11/20) 395

Cumberland City Council (elect 3)

Mike Hill (incumbent) 52

Darrin Hardisty (incumbent) 51
Matt Dolch 42

Mayor of Cumberland (elect 1)

Nancy Virginia Couglin (Incumbent) 55

Griswold City Council (elect 2)

Jim Ridlen 119*

Kirt Underwood 105*

Doug Moore 70

Xavier Johnson 62

Mayor of Griswold (elect 1)

Matt Shehan 87

Brad Rhine (incumbent) 108*

Griswold Public Measure DG: Authorize a change in the use of the 1% local sales and services tax (LOST), and use of the 1% tax, both effective July 1, 2022. If approved, the change would shift 100% of the proceeds to “Any legal purpose,” from the current 15% property tax relief, 30% capital improvements and community betterment, and 25% community protection.

YES 184*        NO 72

Lewis City Council (elect 2)

Ryan K. Archibald (incumbent) 55*

Mary L. Neece (incumbent) 35

Christopher Jahnke 38*

Lewis City Council (elect 1)

Teresa E. Comer (incumbent) 60

Marne City Council (elect 2)

Angela Redler (incumbent) 10

Aaron Williams (incumbent) 9

Massena City Council (elect 2)

Doug Venteicher (incumbent) 142

Jackson R. Bissell (incumbent) 141

Wiota City Council (elect 3)

Charles Bechtold (incumbent) 19_

Jeffrey L. Lillard (incumbent) 16

Bryon Armstrong 19

Mayor of Wiota (Elect 1)

J. Ford Lillard (incumbent) 21