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(Radio Iowa) America’s longest serving Attorney General was defeated by Republican Brenna Bird. Democrat Tom Miller called Bird last (Tuesday) night to concede.
(as said) “I told her she’s going to get a great job and it is an absolutely great job,” Miller says. “You know we’re disappointed in the result and this who wave that hit so many people. I’m very thankful for the 40 years that I had.”
Miller, who is 78, says he’s not sure what’s next for him.
(as said) “But it’s been a great run and I’m grateful to the voters, to the staff, to my family and wonderful supporters,” Miller said.
With 97 of 99 counties reporting unofficial results, Republican Roby Smith defeated long-time State Treasurer Mike Fitzgerald 51 to 49 percent. Republican incumbents Paul Pate, the secretary of State, and Mike Naig, the state ag secretary, were the top vote getters as they easily won reelection Tuesday.
(Cass & area Counties) – There were no surprises with regard to the County winners of the General Election, Tuesday, at least in Cass, Audubon, Montgomery and Shelby Counties, where the candidates on the ballot ran unopposed.
Voter turnout in Cass County was 55.26% (5,320 ballots cast out of 9,628 registered voters).
For more detailed results, see our separate reports posted Tuesday night, or click HERE
In Adair County, Nathan Baier defeated challenger Doug Davidson for the Adair County Board of Supervisors District 4SE seat. The final tally showed Baier with more than 67% of the vote, 395-191. Voter turnout in Adair County was a little more than 48%, with 3,583 ballots cast, five blank ballots and 175 write-in ballots.
In Adams County there were six people running for five open seats on the non-partisan Adams County Extension County. The winners were Kyle Shipley, Laura Bowman, Clifford Mann, Rex Townsend and Chris Gilbert. Voter turnout was 59%. The same number of voters turned out in Audubon County.
Voters in Guthrie County elected Maggie Armstrong to the Board of Supervisors in District 3. She garnered more than 76% of the vote over her opponent, Tom Flanary. And, Steve Smith won the District 4 seat on the Board of Supervisors in Guthrie County. He defeated Michael Herbert, 674-to 273. And, Dana Minteer won the race with John A. Maschmann for County Attorney, by a vote of 3,252 to 1,566. Officials say there was a 61% voter turnout in Guthrie County.
Voters in Pottawattamie County had to choose from four people to fill three At-Large seats on the County Board of Supervisors during Tuesday’s General Election. The recipients of the most votes include: Susan Miller (17,163); Scott A. Belt (16,307), and Jeff Jorgensen (16,016). Jeff Shudak missed the cut with 12,478 votes. Voter turnout was 45%.
There were no contested races in Tuesday’s General Election in Shelby County, so here’s a link to the complete County-wide results:
Voters in Pottawattamie County had to choose from four people to fill three At-Large seats on the County Board of Supervisors during Tuesday’s General Election.
The recipients of the most votes include: Susan Miller (17,163); Scott A. Belt (16,307), and Jeff Jorgensen (16,016). Jeff Shudak missed the cut with 12,478 votes.
The rest of the vote results are found HERE.
Board of Supervisors/District 2: (I) R – Mark O’Brien 726
Board of Superisiors/District 3: R – Wendy Richter 1,002
State Senate/District 9:
D- Tripp Narup 1,212
(I) R – Tom Shipley 3,941*
State Representative/District 18: (I) R – Thomas Jay Moore 4,219
Cass County Treasurer: (I) R – Tracey J. Marshall 3,922
Cass County Recorder: (I) R – Mary Ward 4,366
Cass County Attorney: (I) R – Vanessa Strazdas 3,957
Cass County Auditor (To fill a Vacancy): Kathy Somers 3,978
Unless otherwise mentioned, persons running for: Hospital Trustee (4); Soil & Water Conservation Commission (2); and Ag Extension Council (5)…were elected to their respective seats. See those results HERE
There were no contested seats in any Audubon County position. Here are the County results:
R – Heath Hansen – 1,893
Treasurer (Vote for One)
D- Debra M. Campbell – 1,718
Recorder (Vote for One)
D – Miranda J. Bills – 1,604
Attorney (Vote for One)
D – Christopher R. Swensen – 1,472
County Public Hospital Trustee (Vote for Five) – Non-Partisan
Anne Bomstad Miller -1,165
Philip Beisswenger – 1,134
Marlene Ballou – 1,379
Victoria Robinson – 1,225
Mark R. Kessler – 1,290
Soil and Water Conservation District Commissioner (Vote for Two) – NP
Lora L. Anthofer – 1,370
Jonnie R. Meislahn – 1,439
County Agricultural Extension Council (Vote for Five) – NP
Amanda Warnaca – 1,061
Eunice Mennenoh – 1,125
Tonya Vetter – 1,155
Adams County Extension Council, Non-Partisan (select 5):
Chris Gilbert 908*
Laura Bowman 1,062*
Sue Privett 719
Rex Townsend 916*
Kyle Shipley 1,066*
Clifford Mann 967*
Other results can be found HERE
County Supervisor District 4SE (Vote for 1):
R- Nathan Baier 395*
Doug Davidson (No Party) 191
ALL OTHER COUNTY CANDIDATES ARE RUNNING UNOPPOSED
Those and other results from Adair County can be found HERE
Guthrie County Board of Supervisors/District 1 (Vote for 1)
Jacki Sloss 332
Jerome J.D Kuster 664*
Guthrie County BOS/District 2 (Vote for 1)
Brian Johnson 910
Guthrie County BOS/District 3
Tom Flanary 261
Maggie Armstrong 850*
Guthrie County BOS/District 4 (Vote for 1)
Michael Herbert 273
Steve Smith 674*
Guthrie County Attorney (Vote for 1)
John A. Maschman 1,566
Dana Minteer 3,252*
The remaining election results can be found HERE
The Iowa Secretary of State’s website has released the results of Absentee ballots cast in Cass County. The link can be found HERE. Again these are only Absentee results. There are 12 precincts yet to report in.