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Louisa County, Iowa

Louisa County precincts: past elections and census data

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Past results: certified precinct results from the state election office (Iowa Secretary of State, Election Night Reporting), on current precinct shapes. Census: U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey, ACS 2020-2024 5-year.

Primary and city-school results, 2022 to 2026

Certified results from the Iowa Secretary of State. Not all precincts are matched to the map yet for these elections; unmatched precincts are counted in county totals but not listed by precinct.

2022 primary (June 7, 2022)

Precinct results shown for 72% of reporting units (1,184 of 1,648); the rest are being matched to map precincts. County totals include every reporting unit.

Louisa County total ballots cast: 931. Precincts listed: 4 of 5.

  • United States Senator - Dem.: Abby Finkenauer 104 (50.2%); Michael Franken 85 (41.1%); Glenn Hurst 18 (8.7%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
  • United States Senator - Rep.: Chuck Grassley 483 (68.4%); Jim Carlin 223 (31.6%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
  • Governor - Dem.: Deidre DeJear 199 (99.0%); Write-in 2 (1.0%)
  • Governor - Rep.: Kim Reynolds 656 (99.1%); Write-in 6 (0.9%)
  • United States Representative District 1 - Dem.: Christina Bohannan 194 (99.0%); Write-in 2 (1.0%)
  • United States Representative District 1 - Rep.: Mariannette Miller-Meeks 630 (99.4%); Write-in 4 (0.6%)
Results by precinct (4)
  • Grandview Port Louisa, ballots 134
    • United States Senator - Dem.: Abby Finkenauer 17 (58.6%); Michael Franken 8 (27.6%); Glenn Hurst 4 (13.8%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
    • United States Senator - Rep.: Chuck Grassley 76 (73.8%); Jim Carlin 27 (26.2%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
    • Governor - Dem.: Deidre DeJear 28 (100.0%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
    • Governor - Rep.: Kim Reynolds 98 (100.0%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
    • United States Representative District 1 - Dem.: Christina Bohannan 25 (100.0%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
    • United States Representative District 1 - Rep.: Mariannette Miller-Meeks 92 (100.0%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
  • Morning Sun Marshall, ballots 118
    • United States Senator - Dem.: Abby Finkenauer 15 (57.7%); Michael Franken 8 (30.8%); Glenn Hurst 3 (11.5%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
    • United States Senator - Rep.: Chuck Grassley 65 (74.7%); Jim Carlin 22 (25.3%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
    • Governor - Dem.: Deidre DeJear 26 (100.0%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
    • Governor - Rep.: Kim Reynolds 83 (97.6%); Write-in 2 (2.4%)
    • United States Representative District 1 - Dem.: Christina Bohannan 24 (100.0%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
    • United States Representative District 1 - Rep.: Mariannette Miller-Meeks 80 (98.8%); Write-in 1 (1.2%)
  • Southeast Louisa, ballots 361
    • United States Senator - Dem.: Abby Finkenauer 43 (60.6%); Michael Franken 23 (32.4%); Glenn Hurst 5 (7.0%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
    • United States Senator - Rep.: Chuck Grassley 170 (59.9%); Jim Carlin 114 (40.1%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
    • Governor - Dem.: Deidre DeJear 70 (98.6%); Write-in 1 (1.4%)
    • Governor - Rep.: Kim Reynolds 258 (99.6%); Write-in 1 (0.4%)
    • United States Representative District 1 - Dem.: Christina Bohannan 70 (97.2%); Write-in 2 (2.8%)
    • United States Representative District 1 - Rep.: Mariannette Miller-Meeks 249 (99.2%); Write-in 2 (0.8%)
  • West Louisa, ballots 218
    • United States Senator - Dem.: Michael Franken 33 (62.3%); Abby Finkenauer 16 (30.2%); Glenn Hurst 4 (7.5%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
    • United States Senator - Rep.: Chuck Grassley 120 (72.7%); Jim Carlin 45 (27.3%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
    • Governor - Dem.: Deidre DeJear 47 (97.9%); Write-in 1 (2.1%)
    • Governor - Rep.: Kim Reynolds 153 (98.1%); Write-in 3 (1.9%)
    • United States Representative District 1 - Dem.: Christina Bohannan 48 (100.0%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
    • United States Representative District 1 - Rep.: Mariannette Miller-Meeks 151 (99.3%); Write-in 1 (0.7%)

2024 primary (June 4, 2024)

Precinct results shown for 78% of reporting units (1,250 of 1,596); the rest are being matched to map precincts. County totals include every reporting unit. Black Hawk County is not included yet: its county results file is not available from the state results site.

Louisa County total ballots cast: 677. Precincts listed: 4 of 5.

  • United States Representative District 1 - Dem.: Christina Bohannan 97 (100.0%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
  • United States Representative District 1 - Rep.: Mariannette Miller-Meeks 334 (61.6%); David Pautsch 208 (38.4%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
Results by precinct (4)
  • Grandview Port Louisa, ballots 83
    • United States Representative District 1 - Dem.: Christina Bohannan 11 (100.0%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
    • United States Representative District 1 - Rep.: Mariannette Miller-Meeks 42 (59.2%); David Pautsch 29 (40.8%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
  • Morning Sun Marshall, ballots 106
    • United States Representative District 1 - Dem.: Christina Bohannan 16 (100.0%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
    • United States Representative District 1 - Rep.: Mariannette Miller-Meeks 51 (67.1%); David Pautsch 25 (32.9%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
  • Southeast Louisa, ballots 291
    • United States Representative District 1 - Dem.: Christina Bohannan 28 (100.0%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
    • United States Representative District 1 - Rep.: Mariannette Miller-Meeks 137 (54.6%); David Pautsch 114 (45.4%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
  • West Louisa, ballots 129
    • United States Representative District 1 - Dem.: Christina Bohannan 26 (100.0%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
    • United States Representative District 1 - Rep.: Mariannette Miller-Meeks 74 (74.7%); David Pautsch 25 (25.3%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)

2026 primary (June 2, 2026)

Precinct results shown for 74% of reporting units (1,232 of 1,658); the rest are being matched to map precincts. County totals include every reporting unit.

Louisa County total ballots cast: 1,000. Precincts listed: 4 of 5.

  • United States Senator - Dem.: Zach Wahls 186 (51.2%); Josh Turek 177 (48.8%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
  • United States Senator - Rep.: Ashley Hinson 445 (74.0%); Jim Carlin 156 (26.0%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
  • Governor - Dem.: Rob Sand 356 (100.0%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
  • Governor - Rep.: Randy Feenstra 240 (39.3%); Zach Lahn 226 (37.0%); Adam Steen 72 (11.8%); Brad Sherman 55 (9.0%); Eddie Andrews 17 (2.8%); Write-in 1 (0.2%)
  • United States Representative District 1 - Dem.: Christina Bohannan 292 (80.7%); Travis Terrell 70 (19.3%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
  • United States Representative District 1 - Rep.: Mariannette Miller-Meeks 449 (73.0%); David Pautsch 165 (26.8%); Write-in 1 (0.2%)
Results by precinct (4)
  • Grandview Port Louisa, ballots 173
    • United States Senator - Dem.: Josh Turek 41 (65.1%); Zach Wahls 22 (34.9%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
    • United States Senator - Rep.: Ashley Hinson 84 (81.6%); Jim Carlin 19 (18.4%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
    • Governor - Dem.: Rob Sand 62 (100.0%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
    • Governor - Rep.: Randy Feenstra 41 (39.0%); Zach Lahn 38 (36.2%); Adam Steen 15 (14.3%); Brad Sherman 10 (9.5%); Eddie Andrews 1 (1.0%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
    • United States Representative District 1 - Dem.: Christina Bohannan 51 (78.5%); Travis Terrell 14 (21.5%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
    • United States Representative District 1 - Rep.: Mariannette Miller-Meeks 80 (75.5%); David Pautsch 26 (24.5%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
  • Morning Sun Marshall, ballots 138
    • United States Senator - Dem.: Josh Turek 28 (59.6%); Zach Wahls 19 (40.4%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
    • United States Senator - Rep.: Ashley Hinson 65 (73.9%); Jim Carlin 23 (26.1%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
    • Governor - Dem.: Rob Sand 47 (100.0%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
    • Governor - Rep.: Zach Lahn 38 (43.7%); Randy Feenstra 36 (41.4%); Brad Sherman 8 (9.2%); Adam Steen 4 (4.6%); Eddie Andrews 1 (1.1%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
    • United States Representative District 1 - Dem.: Christina Bohannan 38 (82.6%); Travis Terrell 8 (17.4%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
    • United States Representative District 1 - Rep.: Mariannette Miller-Meeks 62 (68.9%); David Pautsch 28 (31.1%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
  • Southeast Louisa, ballots 305
    • United States Senator - Dem.: Zach Wahls 46 (53.5%); Josh Turek 40 (46.5%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
    • United States Senator - Rep.: Ashley Hinson 139 (65.9%); Jim Carlin 72 (34.1%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
    • Governor - Dem.: Rob Sand 86 (100.0%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
    • Governor - Rep.: Randy Feenstra 78 (36.8%); Zach Lahn 68 (32.1%); Adam Steen 30 (14.2%); Brad Sherman 27 (12.7%); Eddie Andrews 9 (4.2%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
    • United States Representative District 1 - Dem.: Christina Bohannan 64 (75.3%); Travis Terrell 21 (24.7%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
    • United States Representative District 1 - Rep.: Mariannette Miller-Meeks 149 (70.3%); David Pautsch 63 (29.7%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
  • West Louisa, ballots 237
    • United States Senator - Dem.: Zach Wahls 57 (58.2%); Josh Turek 41 (41.8%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
    • United States Senator - Rep.: Ashley Hinson 103 (78.0%); Jim Carlin 29 (22.0%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
    • Governor - Dem.: Rob Sand 96 (100.0%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
    • Governor - Rep.: Randy Feenstra 55 (39.9%); Zach Lahn 55 (39.9%); Adam Steen 15 (10.9%); Brad Sherman 7 (5.1%); Eddie Andrews 5 (3.6%); Write-in 1 (0.7%)
    • United States Representative District 1 - Dem.: Christina Bohannan 85 (88.5%); Travis Terrell 11 (11.5%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
    • United States Representative District 1 - Rep.: Mariannette Miller-Meeks 105 (77.2%); David Pautsch 30 (22.1%); Write-in 1 (0.7%)

2025 city-school election (Nov 4, 2025)

Precinct results shown for 54% of reporting units (862 of 1,592); the rest are being matched to map precincts. County totals include every reporting unit. Nonpartisan city and school contests; a precinct votes only in the contests on its ballot.

Louisa County total ballots cast: 1,485. Precincts listed: 4 of 5.

  • City of Columbus City - City Council At-Large: Theren Wagner 36 (46.2%); Kevin Conrad 22 (28.2%); John J. Hand 20 (25.6%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
  • City of Columbus City - Mayor: David D. Kauffman 48 (98.0%); Write-in 1 (2.0%)
  • City of Columbus Junction - City Council At-Large: Katie R. Sparrow 147 (40.9%); Harold Prior 106 (29.5%); Sean Dohrmann 104 (29.0%); Write-in 2 (0.6%)
  • City of Columbus Junction - Mayor: Kenan Todd 180 (81.1%); T. Mark Huston 42 (18.9%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
  • City of Cotter - City Council At-Large: Betty Phillips 8 (33.3%); Thad Fulton 8 (33.3%); Britton Noble 8 (33.3%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
  • City of Cotter - Mayor: Mark Jay 8 (100.0%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
  • City of Fredonia - City Council At-Large: Olivia Cook 22 (26.8%); Julie Frank 17 (20.7%); Daryl Renken 15 (18.3%); David Coghlan Jr 14 (17.1%); Write-in 14 (17.1%)
  • City of Fredonia - Mayor: Logan Bean 17 (54.8%); Marion Reid Jr. 13 (41.9%); Write-in 1 (3.2%)
  • City of Grandview - City Council At-Large: Casey Kaska 57 (49.1%); Chad Morgan 49 (42.2%); Write-in 7 (6.0%); Matt Krogstad 3 (2.6%)
  • City of Grandview - Mayor: Jason Garrison 58 (92.1%); Write-in 5 (7.9%)
  • City of Letts - City Council At-Large: Mason McCulley 53 (50.0%); Joseph Starkweather Jr. 47 (44.3%); Write-in 6 (5.7%)
  • City of Letts - City Council At-Large To Fill a Vacancy: Write-in 6 (50.0%); Jim Barnes 6 (50.0%)
  • City of Letts - Mayor: Jerry Kirk 47 (83.9%); Write-in 9 (16.1%)
  • City of Morning Sun - City Council At-Large: Jakob D. Brockway 119 (28.6%); Jordan Andrew Tipps 105 (25.2%); Misty Rambo 66 (15.9%); Lisa Van Amorgagen 59 (14.2%); Thomas McCleary 29 (7.0%); Adam Herrick 26 (6.3%); Write-in 12 (2.9%)
  • City of Morning Sun - Mayor: Patricia Trish Schaefer 102 (59.0%); Roger Hobbs 66 (38.2%); Write-in 5 (2.9%)
  • City of Oakville - City Council At-Large: Mary Lanz 37 (31.6%); Allison Alameda 31 (26.5%); Frank M. Statler II 29 (24.8%); Write-in 11 (9.4%); Robert Lewis 9 (7.7%)
  • City of Wapello - City Council At-Large: Nathan Belzer 233 (97.5%); Write-in 6 (2.5%)
  • City of Wapello - City Council Ward 1: Bill Stigge 58 (98.3%); Write-in 1 (1.7%)
  • City of Wapello - City Council Ward 2: Troy Mitchell 74 (98.7%); Write-in 1 (1.3%)
  • City of Wapello - City Council Ward 3: Jason Marshall 95 (99.0%); Write-in 1 (1.0%)
  • City of Wapello - Mayor: Brett Shafer 225 (97.0%); Write-in 7 (3.0%)
  • Columbus School Director At-Large: Todd Heck 316 (22.5%); Jeannene Clark 248 (17.7%); Bob Schwab 224 (16.0%); Todd Salazar 207 (14.7%); Michele Pegg 105 (7.5%); Marvin Hardy Jr. 102 (7.3%); Kollin Orris 100 (7.1%); Joshua Buckman 98 (7.0%); Write-in 4 (0.3%)
  • Columbus School Director At-Large To Fill a Vacancy: Frank Best 333 (68.5%); Uriel D. Duran-Jimenez 151 (31.1%); Write-in 2 (0.4%)
  • Eastern Iowa Community College Director District 8: Yuliana Diaz 213 (97.3%); Write-in 6 (2.7%)
  • Highland School Director District 1: Cody Thompson 0; Write-in 0
  • Highland School Director District 2 To Fill a Vacancy: Jarrod Longbine 0; Write-in 0
  • Highland School Director District 3: Aaron Friederich 0; Write-in 0
  • Highland School Director District 5: Nate Robinson 0; Write-in 0
  • Lone Tree School - Public Measure MD: Yes 0; No 0
  • Lone Tree School Director At-Large: Christina Magruder 0; Carrie Ronan 0; Alecia Parizek 0; Write-in 0
  • Louisa-Muscatine School - Public Measure QF: No 182 (54.5%); Yes 152 (45.5%)
  • Louisa-Muscatine School Director At-Large: Stacie Bieri-Ziegenhorn 260 (49.1%); Jeff Riggan 243 (45.8%); Write-in 27 (5.1%)
  • Louisa-Muscatine School Director At-Large To Fill a Vacancy: Scott Wilson 54 (70.1%); Write-in 23 (29.9%)
  • Mediapolis School - Public Measure GM: No 3 (60.0%); Yes 2 (40.0%)
  • Mediapolis School Director At-Large: Mark Schmidgall 5 (35.7%); Richard Eldon Whitaker 4 (28.6%); John Witte 3 (21.4%); Gregory Kuenzler Jr. 2 (14.3%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
  • Morning Sun School Director At-Large: Cole Simmons 162 (34.2%); Mica Boulton 155 (32.8%); Josey Lomeli 153 (32.3%); Write-in 3 (0.6%)
  • Southeastern Community College Director District 2: Lanny Hillyard 514 (98.8%); Write-in 6 (1.2%)
  • WACO School - Public Measure JZ: Yes 0; No 0
  • WACO School Director At-Large: Bryce Shelman 0; Write-in 0
  • WACO School Director District 2: Tim Graber 0; Write-in 0
  • WACO School Director District 4: Barb Shelman 0; Write-in 0
  • Wapello School Director At-Large: Jenna Meeker 270 (33.8%); Brandon Marquardt 253 (31.7%); Kenny Marlette 173 (21.7%); Melody Crow 99 (12.4%); Write-in 3 (0.4%)
  • Winfield-Mt. Union School - Public Measure KA: No 6 (54.5%); Yes 5 (45.5%)
  • Winfield-Mt. Union School Director At-Large: Grant Klopfenstein 9 (50.0%); Aaron Cummings 8 (44.4%); Write-in 1 (5.6%)
Results by precinct (4)
  • Grandview Port Louisa, ballots 310
    • City of Grandview - City Council At-Large: Casey Kaska 57 (49.1%); Chad Morgan 49 (42.2%); Write-in 7 (6.0%); Matt Krogstad 3 (2.6%)
    • City of Grandview - Mayor: Jason Garrison 58 (92.1%); Write-in 5 (7.9%)
    • City of Letts - City Council At-Large: Mason McCulley 53 (50.0%); Joseph Starkweather Jr. 47 (44.3%); Write-in 6 (5.7%)
    • City of Letts - City Council At-Large To Fill a Vacancy: Write-in 6 (50.0%); Jim Barnes 6 (50.0%)
    • City of Letts - Mayor: Jerry Kirk 47 (83.9%); Write-in 9 (16.1%)
    • Columbus School Director At-Large: Todd Salazar 0; Michele Pegg 0; Jeannene Clark 0; Todd Heck 0; Joshua Buckman 0; Marvin Hardy Jr. 0; Kollin Orris 0; Bob Schwab 0; Write-in 0
    • Columbus School Director At-Large To Fill a Vacancy: Uriel D. Duran-Jimenez 0; Frank Best 0; Write-in 0
    • Eastern Iowa Community College Director District 8: Yuliana Diaz 187 (96.9%); Write-in 6 (3.1%)
    • Louisa-Muscatine School - Public Measure QF: No 162 (55.5%); Yes 130 (44.5%)
    • Louisa-Muscatine School Director At-Large: Stacie Bieri-Ziegenhorn 225 (49.0%); Jeff Riggan 211 (46.0%); Write-in 23 (5.0%)
    • Louisa-Muscatine School Director At-Large To Fill a Vacancy: Scott Wilson 45 (70.3%); Write-in 19 (29.7%)
    • Southeastern Community College Director District 2: Lanny Hillyard 11 (100.0%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
    • Wapello School Director At-Large: Jenna Meeker 10 (43.5%); Brandon Marquardt 5 (21.7%); Melody Crow 5 (21.7%); Kenny Marlette 3 (13.0%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
  • Morning Sun Marshall, ballots 200
    • City of Morning Sun - City Council At-Large: Jakob D. Brockway 119 (28.6%); Jordan Andrew Tipps 105 (25.2%); Misty Rambo 66 (15.9%); Lisa Van Amorgagen 59 (14.2%); Thomas McCleary 29 (7.0%); Adam Herrick 26 (6.3%); Write-in 12 (2.9%)
    • City of Morning Sun - Mayor: Patricia Trish Schaefer 102 (59.0%); Roger Hobbs 66 (38.2%); Write-in 5 (2.9%)
    • Morning Sun School Director At-Large: Cole Simmons 162 (34.2%); Mica Boulton 155 (32.8%); Josey Lomeli 153 (32.3%); Write-in 3 (0.6%)
    • Southeastern Community College Director District 2: Lanny Hillyard 165 (98.8%); Write-in 2 (1.2%)
    • Wapello School Director At-Large: Jenna Meeker 10 (37.0%); Kenny Marlette 9 (33.3%); Brandon Marquardt 7 (25.9%); Melody Crow 1 (3.7%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
    • Winfield-Mt. Union School - Public Measure KA: Yes 1 (50.0%); No 1 (50.0%)
    • Winfield-Mt. Union School Director At-Large: Aaron Cummings 1 (50.0%); Grant Klopfenstein 1 (50.0%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
  • Southeast Louisa, ballots 397
    • City of Oakville - City Council At-Large: Mary Lanz 37 (31.6%); Allison Alameda 31 (26.5%); Frank M. Statler II 29 (24.8%); Write-in 11 (9.4%); Robert Lewis 9 (7.7%)
    • City of Wapello - City Council At-Large: Nathan Belzer 233 (97.5%); Write-in 6 (2.5%)
    • City of Wapello - City Council Ward 1: Bill Stigge 58 (98.3%); Write-in 1 (1.7%)
    • City of Wapello - City Council Ward 2: Troy Mitchell 74 (98.7%); Write-in 1 (1.3%)
    • City of Wapello - City Council Ward 3: Jason Marshall 95 (99.0%); Write-in 1 (1.0%)
    • City of Wapello - Mayor: Brett Shafer 225 (97.0%); Write-in 7 (3.0%)
    • Mediapolis School - Public Measure GM: No 3 (60.0%); Yes 2 (40.0%)
    • Mediapolis School Director At-Large: Mark Schmidgall 5 (35.7%); Richard Eldon Whitaker 4 (28.6%); John Witte 3 (21.4%); Gregory Kuenzler Jr. 2 (14.3%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
    • Morning Sun School Director At-Large: Cole Simmons 0; Mica Boulton 0; Josey Lomeli 0; Write-in 0
    • Southeastern Community College Director District 2: Lanny Hillyard 326 (98.8%); Write-in 4 (1.2%)
    • Wapello School Director At-Large: Jenna Meeker 247 (33.3%); Brandon Marquardt 240 (32.3%); Kenny Marlette 159 (21.4%); Melody Crow 93 (12.5%); Write-in 3 (0.4%)
  • West Louisa, ballots 352
    • City of Columbus City - City Council At-Large: Theren Wagner 36 (46.2%); Kevin Conrad 22 (28.2%); John J. Hand 20 (25.6%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
    • City of Columbus City - Mayor: David D. Kauffman 48 (98.0%); Write-in 1 (2.0%)
    • City of Cotter - City Council At-Large: Betty Phillips 8 (33.3%); Thad Fulton 8 (33.3%); Britton Noble 8 (33.3%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
    • City of Cotter - Mayor: Mark Jay 8 (100.0%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
    • City of Fredonia - City Council At-Large: Olivia Cook 22 (26.8%); Julie Frank 17 (20.7%); Daryl Renken 15 (18.3%); David Coghlan Jr 14 (17.1%); Write-in 14 (17.1%)
    • City of Fredonia - Mayor: Logan Bean 17 (54.8%); Marion Reid Jr. 13 (41.9%); Write-in 1 (3.2%)
    • Columbus School Director At-Large: Todd Heck 168 (21.0%); Bob Schwab 148 (18.5%); Jeannene Clark 130 (16.3%); Todd Salazar 125 (15.6%); Marvin Hardy Jr. 69 (8.6%); Michele Pegg 58 (7.3%); Kollin Orris 57 (7.1%); Joshua Buckman 42 (5.3%); Write-in 3 (0.4%)
    • Columbus School Director At-Large To Fill a Vacancy: Frank Best 175 (64.8%); Uriel D. Duran-Jimenez 94 (34.8%); Write-in 1 (0.4%)
    • Eastern Iowa Community College Director District 8: Yuliana Diaz 26 (100.0%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
    • Highland School Director District 1: Cody Thompson 0; Write-in 0
    • Highland School Director District 2 To Fill a Vacancy: Jarrod Longbine 0; Write-in 0
    • Highland School Director District 3: Aaron Friederich 0; Write-in 0
    • Highland School Director District 5: Nate Robinson 0; Write-in 0
    • Lone Tree School - Public Measure MD: Yes 0; No 0
    • Lone Tree School Director At-Large: Christina Magruder 0; Carrie Ronan 0; Alecia Parizek 0; Write-in 0
    • Louisa-Muscatine School - Public Measure QF: Yes 22 (52.4%); No 20 (47.6%)
    • Louisa-Muscatine School Director At-Large: Stacie Bieri-Ziegenhorn 35 (49.3%); Jeff Riggan 32 (45.1%); Write-in 4 (5.6%)
    • Louisa-Muscatine School Director At-Large To Fill a Vacancy: Scott Wilson 9 (69.2%); Write-in 4 (30.8%)
    • Southeastern Community College Director District 2: Lanny Hillyard 12 (100.0%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
    • WACO School - Public Measure JZ: Yes 0; No 0
    • WACO School Director At-Large: Bryce Shelman 0; Write-in 0
    • WACO School Director District 2: Tim Graber 0; Write-in 0
    • WACO School Director District 4: Barb Shelman 0; Write-in 0
    • Wapello School Director At-Large: Jenna Meeker 3 (50.0%); Kenny Marlette 2 (33.3%); Brandon Marquardt 1 (16.7%); Melody Crow 0 (0.0%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
    • Winfield-Mt. Union School - Public Measure KA: No 5 (55.6%); Yes 4 (44.4%)
    • Winfield-Mt. Union School Director At-Large: Grant Klopfenstein 8 (50.0%); Aaron Cummings 7 (43.8%); Write-in 1 (6.3%)

Source: Iowa Secretary of State, official results by county (electionresults.iowa.gov, county detail files).

Past results: certified results from the Iowa Secretary of State. Early vote: civicAPI and Call the Map, republishing Iowa Secretary of State counts. Census: ACS 2020-2024 5-year estimates.

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