Linn-Mar to confront new election law changes
Linn-Mar school board discusses compliance with a fall 2009 election law that limits elections to odd years and raises terms from three to four years. Seven at large seats require term adjustments so no term expires in 2010 and elections alternate between three or four seats. The 3333 N. 10th St. Marion meeting reviews which terms to lengthen or shorten.
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Barry Buchholz
Bob Gilchrist
Bob Crawford
Erik Miles
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Absentee Results Highlight Iowa Primary Turnout Variances
Linn County shows brisk absentee returns for the historic five supervisor seats by district with more than 1,000 ballots returned, while Johnson County reports weak absentee interest. statewide turnout expected at 12 to 15 percent with full election in Johnson where all candidates are Democrats.
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Voters switch party affiliation in Linn County primary move
More than 400 Linn County voters shifted to Democratic registration as absentee ballots opened April 24. By Friday 271 independents and 141 Republicans joined the Democratic Party, with some Democrats and independents moving to other parties. Local Democrats cite national conditions as a factor.
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Linn County
Auditor’s Office
Joel Miller
Lyle Hanson
Diane Hoffmann
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