Primary election results for Iowa county races
Contest results from 19 precincts show Republican and Democrat winners for county offices. Notable leaders include Recorder Barbara Saiger Lexa, S Speidel. Supervisors Tim Anderson Frank Magsamen Craig White. multiple incumbents listed with (i). Linn Allamakee Cedar Delaware Jones counties had no contested races.
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Jones Counties
Barbara Saiger
Lexa S. Speidel
Johnson County Democrats select top two in supervisor race
In Johnson County Iowa City the Democratic primary narrowed two seats to Meyers and Stutsman as top vote getters. Meyers 54 Solon and Stutsman 59 Riverside led over Lehman and Schneider with incomplete precincts expected to shift totals. They will face Republicans Benn and Curry in the November election.
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Johnson County Auditor
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Iowa City
Johnson County
Democrats
Board of Supervisors
Sally Stutsman
Larry Meyers
Supervisors
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Stutsman
Riverside
Mike Lehman
John Schneider
Newport Road
Prairie du Chien
Richard Benn
Coralville
Alan
Curry
Sharon Center
Lehman
Schneider
Brian Ray
the Gazette
Janet Lyness
Gabrielle Wadsworth
Sally Weyer
Lyness Named Johnson County Attorney Lead
Lyness announced as acting Johnson County attorney with 35 staff and a budget over 2 million dollars. She backs building a new county jail and a drug court while noting reforms take time and require broad support before the unofficial results are canvassed on June 13. Maybanks praised the campaign and reform themes as crucial.
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Johnson County
Maybanks
Linn County
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Schneider Stutsman
Black Hawk County
Tim Anderson
Frank L. Magsamen
Craig White
Leon V. Mosley
Jeffrey R. Palmer
Robert L. Smith Jr
Fayette County
Richard Coffman
Donald D. Herr
Mary Krier
John Oberhaus
Jerry Root
Poweshiek County
Republicans
Elvin Fisk
Dennis Johnston
Karen S. Meek
Tama County
Larry L. VeSti
Cessereeeres Poro Eimbind
Cesersesteseendi
Washington County
Steeeeeeneee
Michael J. Ferreter
Ralph J. Kremer
Paul Lappe
Ron Boyer
Alice A. De-Rycke
Jerry Denzler
William J. Keegan
Justin Parsons
John A. Tibben
Keokuk County
Iowa
Darren M. Engbretson
Clark Madison
John F. Schneider
Nick Maybanks
Wennene
Phil Ahrens
Michael Kennedy
Dean Darling
Mary Marx
John Logsdon
Ben Wyatt
Diane.heidt
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White
Zack. Kucharski
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Duane Crock
Mary McDowell
Kate Brokaw
Pierce Elementary School
Cedar Rapids
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