Cedar Rapids mayoral race features six contenders
Cedar Rapids voters face a six candidate mayoral field and a 15 person city council primary next Tuesday. Top two vote-getters in each race advance to a November general election, with incumbents facing potential turnover and veterans such as Donald Canney highlighting achievements from Ground Transportation Center to airport expansion.
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Cedar Rapids
Stan Reinis
Hal Schaefer
Wayne Murdock
Donald J. Canney
Fleetwood Road
Iowa City
Canney
Gloria
Oceanside-Carlsbad College
Oceanside
Calif
Iowa State University
University of Iowa
Iowans Care Organization
Paris
Southeast Asia
The
Iowa Good Roads Association
National Association of County Engineers
American Public Works Association
Urban Economic Committee
National League of Cities
U.S
Hall Foundation
Klein Tools
Cathy Mayor
Park Towne Place
St. Louis
Kirkwood Community College
Mayor
Department of Social Services
Voice In Community Action
Citizens For Community Improvement
San Diego
Donald Canney
Cedar Rapids safety commissioner race features three challengers
Incumbent Floyd T. Bergen seeks a third term in Cedar Rapids as three challengers contest the safety commissioner post. David M. Butler, a private investigator and EMT instructor, touts police and fire pay increases and downtown traffic fixes. Stanley McClurg, a 12 year police veteran, calls for accountability, housing code enforcement, and department reforms.
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Floyd T. Bergen
Bergen
Towne House Drive
Cedar Rapids
Air Force
Fire Department
David M. Butler
38Th St
Butler
Kirkwood Community College
Iowa Department of Health
C.P.R
Grant Wood Area Red Cross
American Investigations and Security Agency
Stanley
Sam” McClurg
Shawnee Court
Police Department
McClurg
Kathy
American Legion
Bruce Lodge
Masons
Eagle’s
Cedar Rapids Policemen's Protective Association
Iowa State Policemen’s Association
Cedar Rapids primary polling places and hours listed
Voters in Cedar Rapids may vote from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday for the primary. The list names 36 polling sites including schools, churches, a city hall entrance, and other locations with many marked as accessible for handicapped voters.
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Cedar Rapids
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C.R. Mayoral
Richard S. Curtis
30Th St. Drive
Curtis
Curtis Iowa Properties
Sandy Elmer-Cook
15Th Ave
Jefferson High School
Cornell College
Mount Mercy College
Elmer Cook
Collins Radio
First Avenue
Ronald D. Cook
John G. Hanlon
Ninth Ave
Hanlon
U.S. Army
International Firefighters Union
Afl-Cio-Clc
Chestnut Ridge
Oak Hill
James D. Roberson
Jacelyn Drive
Opp
Ala
Alabama
California
Roberson
Iowa
Elmer
Cook
Octan
C.R
Grant Wood Education Agency
Sixth St. SW
All Saints
Dalewood Avenue
29Th Street
Monroe
Pioneer Ave
Erskine School
36Th St
Grant Wood
26Th St
Tyler
12Th Avenue
Eighth Street
Greene Square Senior Center
Fourth Ave
Johnson
18Th St
Polk School
15Th Street
B Avenue
Sacred Heart Convent
Prairie Drive
Arthur School
B Ave
Franklin Jr. High School
20Th St
Washington High School
Forest Drive
Hoover School
Johnson Ave
Coolidge School
First Ave
Taft Jr. High School
E Ave
Cleveland School
First Ave. NW
Lincoln Learning Center
18Th Avenue
Ninth Street
Hayes
D St. SW
Linn County Administration
First St
Fillmore School
11Th St
Madison School
Woodside Drive
Harrison School
Kenwood School
Kennedy High School
Weing Road
Pierce School
Marilyn Drive
Nixon School
Northwood Drive
Hiawatha
Utton
Barnett’s
3Rd Ave
Paramount Theater
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