Nagle Wins 3rd District Democratic Nomination in Iowa
Waterloo attorney David Nagle won the 3rd District Democratic nomination after a close race with Kensett farmer Lowell Norland, securing 51 percent and 10 477 votes. He will face Republican John McIntee in the November general election, aiming to become the district's first Democrat in 52 years.
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Dale Rueter
Waterloo
David Nagle
Nagle
Conway Civic Center
Kensett
Lowell Norland
Norland
Lyndon LaRouche
Anne Meskimen
Swisher
John McIintee
McIntee
Iowa
Iowa House
Evans
Joe Johnston
Johnson County
Lyndon Johnson
Steve Peterson
H.R. Gross
Democratic Party
Worth
Incumbent County Attorneys Fall In Eastern Iowa Primaries
Incumbents lose in at least six Eastern Iowa counties with three county attorneys defeated. Dubuque's James Herrig loses to Fred McCaw 4 565 to 2 405. Clinton's Gene Pillers III falls to Paul Pfeffer by over two to one. Howard's Mark Anderson beaten by Kevin Schoeberl 538 to 400. Winneshiek Dale Putnam defeats David Strand 833 775. Allamakee's William Hart defeats Charles Kelly 1127 to 755. Counts note bold names winners and 35 percent threshold. some races proceed to party conventions.
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Chris Manahan
Metro-Iowa
Iowa
Dubuque
James Herrig
Fred McCaw
Dale Putnam
David Strand
Allamakee
William Hart
Waukon
Charles R. Kelly
Postville
Chickasaw
Washington
Winneshiek
Dale Reeder
Sherry Wurzer
Elmer Schneider
Washington County
Rufus J. Moellers
Winneshiek County
Poweshiek
East Iowa County Races Listed With Party Totals
The dense ballot snapshot lists multiple judges and county offices with vote tallies across districts 1 to 4. Candidates span Waukon Postville Norway Vinton Water loo La Porte City Independence Nashua Dubuque Cedar Rapids Maquoketa and Decorah among others.
Iowa City Coralville voters approve pool bond plan
Iowa City residents approve 79 percent and Coralville 80 percent to issue bonds for public pools. Iowa City will raise up to 3.725 million for City Park pool repairs and a Mercer Park pool project, while Coralville votes authorize 1.5 million for a new pool.
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Iowa City
Coralville
City Park
Mercer Park
Jenkins Wins Iowa Democratic Governor Nomination
Jenkins led the four way race for Iowa governor as 94 percent of precincts reported with 63 664 votes 53 percent. Anderson finished second with 40 559 ballots and Kinley third with 13 554. Berryhill trailed with 3 478.
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Kinley
Des Moines
Anderson
Jenkins
Iowa
Berryhill
Junkins Edges Kinley In Early Iowa Governor Victory
Junkins led with 45 percent in Polk County absentee ballots and extended his lead as totals grew, prompting Kinley to concede around 10:15 p.m. The Montrose businessman campaigned on a 1.5 billion 10 year plan funded by bonds to boost education farming and development. He and his family waited at the Hotel Savery with media as results rolled in.
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Jenkins
Branstad
Anderson
Kinley
Junkins
Senate
Polk County
Sen
George Kinley
Des Moines
Robert Anderson
Newton
Montrose City Hall
Linda
Kris
Kara
Hotel Savery
Montrose
Legislative
Iowa
Zimmerman Lipsky Face 1990 Lt Governor Primary Clash
No 2 Zimmerman a nurse and cattle owner and Lipsky a Des Moines lawyer duel in a high stakes primary to succeed Lt Gov Robert Anderson. Unofficial 95 percent results show Zimmerman leading in Democratic race with Small and Hall. Lipsky leads Republican race with Readinger Arbuckle. Legislature curbs power. 1990 ticket runs as a team.
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Zimmerman
Iowa
Lipsky
Robert Anderson
Anderson
Terry Branstad
Art Small
Iowa City
Hurley Hall
Marion
David Readinger
Des Moines
Dean
Arbuckle
Hall
Small
Readinger
Jefferson
House
University of Iowa
Linn County
General Assembly
Senate
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Congress
Cooper Evans
Dave Nagle
County Meskimen
Benton
Lowell Junkins
Bob Anderson
Clinton Berryhill
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Russ Adkins
Scarsboro
Don Hall
Montezuma
Cedar
Delaware
Fayette
Allamakee County
Waukon (i
Laura Klees
Mavis Berns
Connie Schulte
Norway
Richard Welbes
Vinton
Merle Horak
Paul Morris
R.J. Dick" Uridil
Newhall
Wayne Markland
Norman Sackett
Rural Center Point
Brett Schminke
Shellsburg
Black Hawk
Arthur Carter
Rachel Fulton
Carol T. Hayes
la Porte City
John Mullen
Buchanan
Leo Donnelly
Independence
Gary Schweitzer
Clifford Swanson
Chickasaw Sors
Lewis Goings
Nashua
John Ross
Ionia
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Milton Petratz
Charles Swinton
Dean Hammond
Frank Scott
Sherry Wurzer (i
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Clayton Isor
Gerald Palas
Farmersburg (i
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Guttenberg
Ronnie Willie
Garber
Clinton
Gene Wylie Pillers
Paul E. Petter
Joseph DeHaven
Harold Green
James Eugene Judge
Donald Deich Sr
Duane Denlinger
Peosta
Mark Healey
Donald Hendricks
Rita Lesch
Alan Manternach
Cascade
Jack Oberbroeckling
New Vienna
Gilbert Rave Jr
Epworth
Donna Smith
Dubuque (i
Linn
Jessie L. McCormack
Carl L. O'Connor
Lisbon
Michael A. Stevenson
J. Don Weimer
Cedar Rapids
Roger L. Baker
Monty A. Bertelli
Renee Peachee
Kenneth A Schriner
D-Lynn Schnoor
Barbara Wright
Maquoketa
Keokuk
A-Leonard
Johnny” Hollingsworth
South English
Dale Sasseen
Richland (i
Raymond
Jim" Wonderlich
Ollie
John W. Hall
Brooklyn
Matt Hamilton
Harold McNaul
Grinnell
Lyle D. Roorda
Carol L. Roudabush
Mona Rae Bond
Dick Emmert
Keith C. Walsh
Walter Waterbeck
Tama
A-Kermit K. Brinkmeyer
Dysart
Robert Minkel
Tracr
Charles Slessor
Reinbeck
D-Elmer V. Schneider
Rural Riverside
Edward Brophy
Dale L. Putnam
Decorah
David L. Strand
Ridgeway (i
Naomi Craft
Walter V. Langland
Rural Spring Grove
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Gordon R. Sivesind
Rural Decorah
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