Here is the latest Iowa news from The Associated Press at 3:50 a.m. CST

DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — Republicans have won a majority in the Iowa Senate, giving the GOP control of both legislative chambers and the governor’s office. The 100-member House and 50-member Senate haven’t been controlled by the same party since the 2008 and 2009 sessions, when Democrats held majorities in both chambers.

ROCKWELL CITY, Iowa (AP) — At least 1,000 law enforcement officers and much of the small Iowa community of Rockwell City are gathering to mourn the death of 24-year-old police officer Justin Martin. The rookie officer died nearly a week after he and another officer were gunned down in their patrol cars in the Des Moines area. An Urbandale man is charged with first-degree murder in the Nov. 2 killings.

BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — North Dakota regulators are proposing a fine of at least $15,000 against the company building the four-state Dakota Access pipeline. The Public Service Commission said Monday in a complaint that a subsidiary of Texas-based Energy Transfer Partners didn’t get regulators’ approval to proceed with construction after artifacts were found last month. The company diverted construction and said in a statement that the company doesn’t think it did anything wrong and is working with the PSC.

WATERLOO, Iowa (AP) — Black Hawk County officials will pay $30,000 to a man who scuffled with an off-duty sheriff’s deputy after a traffic dispute. The Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier reports the Board of Supervisors voted Tuesday to pay the money and settle a case filed by Edward Felts. He claimed deputy Richard Hoffman beat him during a 2015 incident, which happened after the men nearly crashed while driving. The men exited their vehicles, and after Felts head-butted Hoffman, the deputy took Felts to the ground.

(Rep=Republican) (I=Incumbent)

County Auditor:

(Rep) (I) Stephanie Burke – 4,367

County Sheriff:

(Rep) (I) Joseph Sampson – 4,556

Board of Supervisors/District 2:

(Rep) (I) Mike Olson – 747

Board of Supervisors/District 3:

(Rep) (I) Bryant Amos – 905

Board of Supervisors/District 5:

(Rep) (I) Donna Robinson – 835

Montgomery Co. Ag. Extension Council (elect 4):

Mike Thomas – 2,729

Karen Klocke – 2,788

Kelli Bucy – 2,617

Write-In (No other candidate filed) –

Montgomery Co. Hospital Trustees (elect 2) – 6 year term:

Roger J. Ehmke – 3,209

James A. Robinson – 3,017

Montgomery Co. Soil & Water Commissioner (elect 3) – 4 year term:

David Carbaugh – 2,912

Gary Querry – 2,991

Fred Hossle – 3,093

Frankfort Township Trustee (elect 2):

Rodney Hart – 96

Don Gohlinghorst – 99

Garfield Township Trustee (elect 2):

Gary Querry – 92

John Willms – 75

Grant Township Trustee (elect 2):

John Sunberg – 103

Dennis Carlson – 119

Lincoln Township Trustee (elect 2):

Bryan Jenkins – 67

None filed (Write-In) –

Pilot Grove Township Trustee (elect 2):

Ron Adams – 82

David W. Olson – 71

Red Oak Township Trustee (elect 2):

Howard O. Olson – 191

None filed (Write-In) – 12

Sherman Township Trustee (elect 2):

Daniel L. Phelps – 83

James E. Good – 63

Board of Supervisors:

District 1 (Elect 1) –

Jack E. Lloyd (R) – 551*

Jerome F. Caraher (D) – 424

District 5 (Elect 1)

Mike Dickson (R) – 656*

David Wood (D) – 437

County Sheriff:

Marty Arganbright (D) – 4,768

County Auditor:

Marci L. McClellan (R) – 4,611

County Recorder (to fill a vacancy):

Tristen Richard (R) – 3,617*

Rhonda J. Miller (D) – 1,644

County Ag Extension Council (Elect 4)

Shelby Spratte – 2,005

Bret Hodges – 2,669*

Chad Shelby – 2,079*

Mike Thomas – 2,056*

Barbara Gigar – 1,288

Anna Kastner – 2,204*

County Public Hospital Trustee (Elect 3):

Chris Schafer – 1,469*

John M. Tews – 1,232

Mary A. Sheeder – 1,677*

Mike Carey – 1,071

Ethel E. Kunkle – 903

Edward B. Wright – 628

Patricia Sleister – 982

Jan Mueller – 881

Michael Underwood – 1,618*

Shannon Barber – 856

Supervisor District 2 (Vote for 1)

Merlin R. Dixon (Dem.) – 376

Supervisor District 5 (Vote for 1)

Karl McCarty (Rep.) – 344

Auditor (Vote for 1)

Becky Bissell (Rep.) – 1,854

Sheriff (Vote for 1) ***

Alan Johannes (Rep.) (Incumbent)- 1,682 *

Robert Lillie (No Party) – 317

Attorney (to fill vacancy) (Vote for 1)

No Candidates (74 Write-in votes)

Soil and Water Commissioner (Vote for 3)

David Lundquist – 1,343

Dan Kretzinger – 1,322

William Shipley – 1,171

Adams County Extension Council (Vote for 4)

Emily Anderson – 1,536

Adams County Extension Council (to fill vacancy) (Vote for 1)

No Candidates

Grant Township Trustee (Vote for 1)

Richard Notz -84

Public Measure A: Yes= 43, No= 36 (Passed) ““Shall the Adams County Board of Supervisors be granted authority to fill the offices of Trustees and Clerk of Grant Township by appointment as the terms of office of the incumbent township officers expire?“

Board Supervisors – At Large (Elect 2):

Steve Kenkel (Rep.) – 4,689

Charles Parkhurst (Rep.) – 4,004

 Sheriff (Elect 1):

Neil Gross (Rep.) – 5,371

Auditor (Elect 1):

Marsha J. Carter (Dem.) – 2,284

Mark L. Maxwell (Rep.) – 3,807*

 Cass Township Trustee (Elect 2)

James D. Crawford – 86

Richard L. Ohlinger – 79

Center Township Trustee (Elect 2)

Cynthia L. North -179

Write-in: 8

Clay Township Trustee (Elect 2)

Gerry L. Greve -100

Kent Weber – 86

Douglas Township Trustee (Elect 2)

Terry Fiscus – 94

Adrian Nelson – 82

Fairview Township Trustee (Elect 2)

Write-in: 22

Write-in:

Greeley Township Trustee (Elect 2)

Roger Ahrenholtz – 103

Alan Jensen – 77

Grove Township Trustee (Elect 2)

Clint Sonderman – 76

Write-in: 10

Jackson Township Trustee (Elect 2)

Write-in: 22

Write-in:

Jefferson Township Trustee (Elect 2)

Jim Clark – 77

Nick Hansen – 66

Lincoln Township Trustee (Elect 2)

Linda Buman – 150

Jamie Fahn – 140

Monroe Township Trustee (Elect 2)

Larry Madson – 85

Kenneth Peters – 83

Polk Township Trustee (Elect 2)

Eugene Juhl – 63

Shelby Township Trustee (Elect 2)

Ron Kroll – 90

Write-in:

Union Township Trustee (Elect 2)

Gerald J. Kohles – 84

James J. Kohles – 73

Washington Township Trustee (Elect 2)

Tom Schwery – 100

Write-in:

Westphalia Township Trustee (Elect 2)

David Gaul – 124

Write-in:

Board of Supervisors:

District 1:

Steve Green, (R) – 1,059

District 4 (elect 1):

Dana Kunze (D) – 611

Steve Baier (R) – 789*

District 5 (elect 1):

(I) Frank Waters (R) – 704*

Randy J. Pollock (NP) – 409

J.Ford Lillard (NP) – 294

Cass County Auditor:

(I) Dale Sunderman, (R) – 5,823

Cass County Sheriff:

(I) Darby McLaren, (R) – 6,044

Agriculture Extension Council (elect 4):

(I) Julie Aupperle (R) – 3,262

(I) Darrin Petty (R) – 3,507

Marcy Jo Dorsey (R) – 3,213

Jody Steffen (R) – 3,247

Soil and Water Conservation District (elect 3):

(I) Curt Behrends, – 3,930

Ray Wilson – 2,016

Chase Wheatley – 3,503

Hospital Board of Trustees –

NW District: Jody Lorence (D), Atlantic – 4,646

SE District: Mike Klocke (R), of Massena – 4,252

Edna Township Trustee:

Keith W. Nelson (R) – 60

Edna Township Trustee (to fill a Vacancy):

Kevin Stender (R) – 55

Union Township Trustee:

(I) Delmar South (R) – 95

Union Township Trustee (to fill a Vacancy):

(I) Richard Hoffman – 97

Griswold School District – Director 4:

Donald K. Smith (R) – 302

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS (VOTE FOR TWO):

Marilyn Jo Drake (R) -23,563*

Tim Wichman (R) – 18,356*

Bartholomew Randolph (D) – 8,467

Marsha Pilger (D) – 11,234

Jake Driver – 4,667

Lynn Grobe – 4,066

COUNTY AUDITOR (Elect 1):

Melvyn J. Houser (R) – 21,967*

Dennis Keithley (D) – 13,433

Art Hill – 4,490

COUNTY SHERIFF (Elect 1):

Jefferey D. Danker (R) –34,957

Write-in: 595

EAST POTTAWATTAMIE AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION COUNCIL (Elect 4):

Chris Conover – 2,390

Steven Paul Kock – 2,294

Christine Mattheis – 2,179

EAST POTT. AG. EXTENSION COUNCIL (To fill a vacancy):

Andrew Messerschmidt – 2,975

EAST POTT. SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION COMMISSION (Elect 3):

Keith R. Hotze – 2,785

Robert Zimmerman – 2,509

Bernie Bolton – 2,350