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Van Buren County, Iowa
Van Buren 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.
Van Buren County total ballots cast: 1,201. Precincts listed: 4 of 4.
- United States Senator - Dem.: Michael Franken 140 (62.8%); Abby Finkenauer 70 (31.4%); Glenn Hurst 12 (5.4%); Write-in 1 (0.4%)
- United States Senator - Rep.: Chuck Grassley 665 (69.6%); Jim Carlin 290 (30.4%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
- Governor - Dem.: Deidre DeJear 214 (98.6%); Write-in 3 (1.4%)
- Governor - Rep.: Kim Reynolds 928 (99.1%); Write-in 8 (0.9%)
- United States Representative District 1 - Dem.: Christina Bohannan 204 (99.5%); Write-in 1 (0.5%)
- United States Representative District 1 - Rep.: Mariannette Miller-Meeks 874 (98.1%); Write-in 17 (1.9%)
Results by precinct (4)
- Central, ballots 377
- United States Senator - Dem.: Michael Franken 69 (71.1%); Abby Finkenauer 24 (24.7%); Glenn Hurst 3 (3.1%); Write-in 1 (1.0%)
- United States Senator - Rep.: Chuck Grassley 189 (69.2%); Jim Carlin 84 (30.8%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
- Governor - Dem.: Deidre DeJear 91 (97.8%); Write-in 2 (2.2%)
- Governor - Rep.: Kim Reynolds 260 (100.0%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
- United States Representative District 1 - Dem.: Christina Bohannan 87 (98.9%); Write-in 1 (1.1%)
- United States Representative District 1 - Rep.: Mariannette Miller-Meeks 251 (98.4%); Write-in 4 (1.6%)
- East, ballots 252
- United States Senator - Dem.: Michael Franken 33 (67.3%); Abby Finkenauer 14 (28.6%); Glenn Hurst 2 (4.1%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
- United States Senator - Rep.: Chuck Grassley 137 (67.8%); Jim Carlin 65 (32.2%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
- Governor - Dem.: Deidre DeJear 48 (98.0%); Write-in 1 (2.0%)
- Governor - Rep.: Kim Reynolds 197 (98.5%); Write-in 3 (1.5%)
- United States Representative District 1 - Dem.: Christina Bohannan 47 (100.0%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
- United States Representative District 1 - Rep.: Mariannette Miller-Meeks 186 (96.4%); Write-in 7 (3.6%)
- North, ballots 357
- United States Senator - Dem.: Michael Franken 21 (45.7%); Abby Finkenauer 20 (43.5%); Glenn Hurst 5 (10.9%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
- United States Senator - Rep.: Chuck Grassley 214 (69.9%); Jim Carlin 92 (30.1%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
- Governor - Dem.: Deidre DeJear 43 (100.0%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
- Governor - Rep.: Kim Reynolds 298 (98.7%); Write-in 4 (1.3%)
- United States Representative District 1 - Dem.: Christina Bohannan 42 (100.0%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
- United States Representative District 1 - Rep.: Mariannette Miller-Meeks 277 (98.2%); Write-in 5 (1.8%)
- Southwest, ballots 215
- United States Senator - Dem.: Michael Franken 17 (54.8%); Abby Finkenauer 12 (38.7%); Glenn Hurst 2 (6.5%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
- United States Senator - Rep.: Chuck Grassley 125 (71.8%); Jim Carlin 49 (28.2%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
- Governor - Dem.: Deidre DeJear 32 (100.0%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
- Governor - Rep.: Kim Reynolds 173 (99.4%); Write-in 1 (0.6%)
- 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 160 (99.4%); Write-in 1 (0.6%)
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.
Van Buren County total ballots cast: 1,067. Precincts listed: 4 of 4.
- United States Representative District 1 - Dem.: Christina Bohannan 87 (97.8%); Write-in 2 (2.2%)
- United States Representative District 1 - Rep.: Mariannette Miller-Meeks 583 (62.4%); David Pautsch 345 (36.9%); Write-in 6 (0.6%)
Results by precinct (4)
- Central, ballots 350
- United States Representative District 1 - Dem.: Christina Bohannan 37 (94.9%); Write-in 2 (5.1%)
- United States Representative District 1 - Rep.: Mariannette Miller-Meeks 205 (70.2%); David Pautsch 85 (29.1%); Write-in 2 (0.7%)
- East, ballots 266
- 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 123 (54.7%); David Pautsch 100 (44.4%); Write-in 2 (0.9%)
- North, ballots 246
- United States Representative District 1 - Dem.: Christina Bohannan 18 (100.0%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
- United States Representative District 1 - Rep.: Mariannette Miller-Meeks 134 (60.1%); David Pautsch 89 (39.9%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
- Southwest, ballots 205
- United States Representative District 1 - Dem.: Christina Bohannan 8 (100.0%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
- United States Representative District 1 - Rep.: Mariannette Miller-Meeks 121 (62.4%); David Pautsch 71 (36.6%); Write-in 2 (1.0%)
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.
Van Buren County total ballots cast: 944. Precincts listed: 4 of 4.
- United States Senator - Dem.: Josh Turek 130 (65.0%); Zach Wahls 70 (35.0%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
- United States Senator - Rep.: Ashley Hinson 509 (72.6%); Jim Carlin 189 (27.0%); Write-in 3 (0.4%)
- Governor - Dem.: Rob Sand 199 (100.0%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
- Governor - Rep.: Adam Steen 266 (36.9%); Randy Feenstra 200 (27.7%); Zach Lahn 189 (26.2%); Brad Sherman 43 (6.0%); Eddie Andrews 20 (2.8%); Write-in 3 (0.4%)
- United States Representative District 1 - Dem.: Christina Bohannan 167 (83.1%); Travis Terrell 34 (16.9%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
- United States Representative District 1 - Rep.: Mariannette Miller-Meeks 497 (68.6%); David Pautsch 224 (30.9%); Write-in 3 (0.4%)
Results by precinct (4)
- Central, ballots 298
- United States Senator - Dem.: Josh Turek 54 (65.1%); Zach Wahls 29 (34.9%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
- United States Senator - Rep.: Ashley Hinson 154 (75.5%); Jim Carlin 48 (23.5%); Write-in 2 (1.0%)
- Governor - Dem.: Rob Sand 82 (100.0%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
- Governor - Rep.: Adam Steen 74 (35.2%); Randy Feenstra 69 (32.9%); Zach Lahn 42 (20.0%); Brad Sherman 17 (8.1%); Eddie Andrews 7 (3.3%); Write-in 1 (0.5%)
- United States Representative District 1 - Dem.: Christina Bohannan 67 (81.7%); Travis Terrell 15 (18.3%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
- United States Representative District 1 - Rep.: Mariannette Miller-Meeks 153 (72.9%); David Pautsch 55 (26.2%); Write-in 2 (1.0%)
- East, ballots 221
- United States Senator - Dem.: Josh Turek 34 (72.3%); Zach Wahls 13 (27.7%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
- United States Senator - Rep.: Ashley Hinson 112 (69.6%); Jim Carlin 48 (29.8%); Write-in 1 (0.6%)
- Governor - Dem.: Rob Sand 47 (100.0%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
- Governor - Rep.: Adam Steen 67 (39.9%); Zach Lahn 47 (28.0%); Randy Feenstra 41 (24.4%); Brad Sherman 7 (4.2%); Eddie Andrews 5 (3.0%); Write-in 1 (0.6%)
- United States Representative District 1 - Dem.: Christina Bohannan 42 (87.5%); Travis Terrell 6 (12.5%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
- United States Representative District 1 - Rep.: Mariannette Miller-Meeks 119 (71.7%); David Pautsch 46 (27.7%); Write-in 1 (0.6%)
- North, ballots 272
- United States Senator - Dem.: Josh Turek 28 (60.9%); Zach Wahls 18 (39.1%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
- United States Senator - Rep.: Ashley Hinson 151 (70.6%); Jim Carlin 63 (29.4%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
- Governor - Dem.: Rob Sand 46 (100.0%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
- Governor - Rep.: Adam Steen 70 (31.8%); Zach Lahn 69 (31.4%); Randy Feenstra 60 (27.3%); Brad Sherman 13 (5.9%); Eddie Andrews 7 (3.2%); Write-in 1 (0.5%)
- United States Representative District 1 - Dem.: Christina Bohannan 38 (80.9%); Travis Terrell 9 (19.1%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
- United States Representative District 1 - Rep.: Mariannette Miller-Meeks 135 (60.8%); David Pautsch 87 (39.2%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
- Southwest, ballots 153
- United States Senator - Dem.: Josh Turek 14 (58.3%); Zach Wahls 10 (41.7%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
- United States Senator - Rep.: Ashley Hinson 92 (75.4%); Jim Carlin 30 (24.6%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
- Governor - Dem.: Rob Sand 24 (100.0%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
- Governor - Rep.: Adam Steen 55 (44.7%); Zach Lahn 31 (25.2%); Randy Feenstra 30 (24.4%); Brad Sherman 6 (4.9%); Eddie Andrews 1 (0.8%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
- United States Representative District 1 - Dem.: Christina Bohannan 20 (83.3%); Travis Terrell 4 (16.7%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
- United States Representative District 1 - Rep.: Mariannette Miller-Meeks 90 (71.4%); David Pautsch 36 (28.6%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
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.
Van Buren County total ballots cast: 709. Precincts listed: 4 of 4.
- Cardinal School Director At-Large: Andy Noe 4 (50.0%); Timothy Albert 4 (50.0%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
- City of Birmingham - City Council At-Large: Sarah J. Hicks 52 (40.3%); Zachery Kisling 41 (31.8%); Robert Orndoff 35 (27.1%); Write-in 1 (0.8%)
- City of Birmingham - City Council At-Large To Fill a Vacancy: Tad Haynes 60 (52.2%); Jacob Unkrich 54 (47.0%); Write-in 1 (0.9%)
- City of Birmingham - Mayor: Heather Pilcher 40 (48.2%); Ryan Nelson 30 (36.1%); Willis Bruegge 13 (15.7%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
- City of Bonaparte - City Council At-Large: Jesse Short 64 (30.8%); Kirk Meek 50 (24.0%); Hayden Miller 38 (18.3%); Dalton Schmitt 34 (16.3%); Mindy Smith 16 (7.7%); Write-in 6 (2.9%)
- City of Bonaparte - Mayor: Waylon Miller 39 (56.5%); Write-in 19 (27.5%); Lois Mellinger 11 (15.9%)
- City of Cantril - City Council At-Large: Justin Chaplin 27 (39.7%); Colton Wayne Mast 23 (33.8%); Write-in 11 (16.2%); Raleigh Annis 7 (10.3%)
- City of Cantril - Mayor: Randy Jay Wiley 19 (67.9%); Write-in 9 (32.1%)
- City of Farmington - City Council At-Large: Jerod Andrew Woolverton 50 (25.0%); David Ludwig 43 (21.5%); Stephen D. Gobush 37 (18.5%); Deb Woodward 35 (17.5%); Lisa M. Gosney 33 (16.5%); Write-in 2 (1.0%)
- City of Keosauqua - City Council At-Large: Mike Plecker 177 (52.4%); Jordan Scott 153 (45.3%); Write-in 8 (2.4%)
- City of Keosauqua - Mayor: Melissa Mahon 109 (51.7%); Charles Lazenby 100 (47.4%); Write-in 2 (0.9%)
- City of Milton - City Council At-Large: Gary E. Cooper 28 (50.0%); Write-in 17 (30.4%); Erica Pilcher 11 (19.6%)
- City of Milton - Mayor: Randy Woodruff 25 (71.4%); Write-in 10 (28.6%)
- City of Stockport - City Council At-Large: Nathan Padget 25 (49.0%); Write-in 14 (27.5%); Madge Clark 8 (15.7%); Brent Heisel 4 (7.8%)
- City of Stockport - Mayor: Garrett P. Filson 26 (92.9%); Write-in 2 (7.1%)
- City of Stockport - Public Measure A: Yes 28 (93.3%); No 2 (6.7%)
- Davis County School Director District 7: Wendy Barker 0; Write-in 0
- Fairfield School - Public Measure LR: No 8 (100.0%); Yes 0 (0.0%)
- Fairfield School Director At-Large: Mark Porter 4 (40.0%); Terry Wells 3 (30.0%); Cody Freeman 2 (20.0%); Write-in 1 (10.0%)
- Indian Hills Community College Director District 4: Lori Yates 3 (100.0%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
- Mt. Pleasant School Director At-Large: Josh Maher 0; Write-in 0
- Mt. Pleasant School Director District 1: Melinda Huisinga 0; Craig Hurd 0; Write-in 0
- Mt. Pleasant School Director District 2: Derek Mullin 0; Kevin Schrader 0; Write-in 0
- Van Buren County School Director At-Large: William Cline 628 (98.0%); Write-in 13 (2.0%)
- Van Buren County School Director District 1: Colby Kreiss 607 (97.7%); Write-in 14 (2.3%)
- Van Buren County School Director District 4: Sheila K. Parsons 590 (95.8%); Write-in 26 (4.2%)
Results by precinct (4)
- Central, ballots 266
- City of Keosauqua - City Council At-Large: Mike Plecker 177 (52.4%); Jordan Scott 153 (45.3%); Write-in 8 (2.4%)
- City of Keosauqua - Mayor: Melissa Mahon 109 (51.7%); Charles Lazenby 100 (47.4%); Write-in 2 (0.9%)
- Van Buren County School Director At-Large: William Cline 240 (97.6%); Write-in 6 (2.4%)
- Van Buren County School Director District 1: Colby Kreiss 230 (96.6%); Write-in 8 (3.4%)
- Van Buren County School Director District 4: Sheila K. Parsons 229 (95.4%); Write-in 11 (4.6%)
- East, ballots 184
- City of Bonaparte - City Council At-Large: Jesse Short 64 (30.8%); Kirk Meek 50 (24.0%); Hayden Miller 38 (18.3%); Dalton Schmitt 34 (16.3%); Mindy Smith 16 (7.7%); Write-in 6 (2.9%)
- City of Bonaparte - Mayor: Waylon Miller 39 (56.5%); Write-in 19 (27.5%); Lois Mellinger 11 (15.9%)
- City of Farmington - City Council At-Large: Jerod Andrew Woolverton 50 (25.0%); David Ludwig 43 (21.5%); Stephen D. Gobush 37 (18.5%); Deb Woodward 35 (17.5%); Lisa M. Gosney 33 (16.5%); Write-in 2 (1.0%)
- Van Buren County School Director At-Large: William Cline 168 (97.7%); Write-in 4 (2.3%)
- Van Buren County School Director District 1: Colby Kreiss 162 (97.6%); Write-in 4 (2.4%)
- Van Buren County School Director District 4: Sheila K. Parsons 156 (96.3%); Write-in 6 (3.7%)
- North, ballots 170
- Cardinal School Director At-Large: Andy Noe 4 (50.0%); Timothy Albert 4 (50.0%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
- City of Birmingham - City Council At-Large: Sarah J. Hicks 52 (40.3%); Zachery Kisling 41 (31.8%); Robert Orndoff 35 (27.1%); Write-in 1 (0.8%)
- City of Birmingham - City Council At-Large To Fill a Vacancy: Tad Haynes 60 (52.2%); Jacob Unkrich 54 (47.0%); Write-in 1 (0.9%)
- City of Birmingham - Mayor: Heather Pilcher 40 (48.2%); Ryan Nelson 30 (36.1%); Willis Bruegge 13 (15.7%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
- City of Stockport - City Council At-Large: Nathan Padget 25 (49.0%); Write-in 14 (27.5%); Madge Clark 8 (15.7%); Brent Heisel 4 (7.8%)
- City of Stockport - Mayor: Garrett P. Filson 26 (92.9%); Write-in 2 (7.1%)
- City of Stockport - Public Measure A: Yes 28 (93.3%); No 2 (6.7%)
- Fairfield School - Public Measure LR: No 8 (100.0%); Yes 0 (0.0%)
- Fairfield School Director At-Large: Mark Porter 4 (40.0%); Terry Wells 3 (30.0%); Cody Freeman 2 (20.0%); Write-in 1 (10.0%)
- Indian Hills Community College Director District 4: Lori Yates 3 (100.0%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
- Mt. Pleasant School Director At-Large: Josh Maher 0; Write-in 0
- Mt. Pleasant School Director District 1: Melinda Huisinga 0; Craig Hurd 0; Write-in 0
- Mt. Pleasant School Director District 2: Derek Mullin 0; Kevin Schrader 0; Write-in 0
- Van Buren County School Director At-Large: William Cline 140 (98.6%); Write-in 2 (1.4%)
- Van Buren County School Director District 1: Colby Kreiss 132 (98.5%); Write-in 2 (1.5%)
- Van Buren County School Director District 4: Sheila K. Parsons 130 (95.6%); Write-in 6 (4.4%)
- Southwest, ballots 89
- City of Cantril - City Council At-Large: Justin Chaplin 27 (39.7%); Colton Wayne Mast 23 (33.8%); Write-in 11 (16.2%); Raleigh Annis 7 (10.3%)
- City of Cantril - Mayor: Randy Jay Wiley 19 (67.9%); Write-in 9 (32.1%)
- City of Milton - City Council At-Large: Gary E. Cooper 28 (50.0%); Write-in 17 (30.4%); Erica Pilcher 11 (19.6%)
- City of Milton - Mayor: Randy Woodruff 25 (71.4%); Write-in 10 (28.6%)
- Davis County School Director District 7: Wendy Barker 0; Write-in 0
- Van Buren County School Director At-Large: William Cline 80 (98.8%); Write-in 1 (1.2%)
- Van Buren County School Director District 1: Colby Kreiss 83 (100.0%); Write-in 0 (0.0%)
- Van Buren County School Director District 4: Sheila K. Parsons 75 (96.2%); Write-in 3 (3.8%)
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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