Election results throughout Jackson County

Yesterday was Election Day, and the unofficial results are in. Results of the election remain unofficial until the supervisors have been canvassed them. The election results for the towns in Jackson County are:

In Andrew – Michael Roeder was elected mayor winning 97% (34) of the votes. Tracey Hill, John Williams, and Don Regan each got a third of the total votes (104), and were elected for city council.

In Baldwin – Only write-ins were made for mayor, and Jean Miller, Amy Hayward, and Teresa McLeod were elected for city council, each receiving around 20% of the total votes. The rest of the 35% of votes were for write-ins.

In Bellevue – No mayoral election was held, while Lyn Medinger received 38% (311) of the votes and was elected for city council alongside 61.5$ of the votes for write-ins.

In La Motte – Matt Wagner was elected mayor winning all but one vote, while Brenda Pankowski won 32% (47), Mark Althaus 27% (39), and Ryan Fagan 22% (2) of the total votes, and were elected for city council.

In Maquoketa – Tom Messerli was elected mayor winning almost 94% (283) of the votes, while Joshua Collister won 97% (292) of votes for Maquoketa at large, only write-ins were made for Ward 2, and Richard Rickerl won 98% (51) of votes for Ward 4 and were elected for city council.

In Miles – Brandon Meyer won 97% (98) of votes for mayor, while Ronald Wilslef, Nancy Corlis, and Nathaniel Voss each received 28% of the total votes for Miles city council, and Andrew Petersen received 100% (90) of votes for filling a vacancy.

In Monmouth – William Kramer won 87% (14) of votes for mayor, while Emily Clark won 20% (16), Zachary Bickford 19% (15), Richard Delaney 19% (15), Douglas DeMoss 18% (14), and Julie Kramer 16.5% (13) of votes respectively for city council.

In Preston – No mayoral election was held, while Adam Rueter won 33% (301), Matthew Gerardy 34.5% (314), and Matt Petersen 29.5% (268) of votes and were elected for city council. Leesa Budde won 96.5% (314) and was elected to fill a vacancy.

In Sabula – Curtis Johnson won 77.6% (118) of votes and was elected mayor, while Erica Shoemaker won 42.8% (111)  and Jeremy Diercks 37.8% (103) of votes and were elected for city council at large, with only write-ins made to fill a vacancy.

In Spragueville – Caroline Bredekamp won 83.3% (15) of votes and was elected mayor, while Tracie Bredekamp, Travis Kieffer, Tom Schroeder, Landon Ruchotzke, and Lisa Holdgrafer each received around 20% of total votes (99) and were all elected for city council.

In Springbrook – James Portz won all but one vote was elected mayor, while Jeffery Gerlach won 35% (37), Kelly Garlach 32% (34), and Richard Heiar 32% (34) of total votes and were elected for city council.

In St. Donatus – Ronald Hilkin won all but two votes and was elected mayor, while Carrie Maro won 22.6% (22), Edward Pickel 23.7% (23), Tricia Ploessl 21.6% (21), and Tracy Benson 19.6% (19) of votes were all elected for city council. The rest of the votes went towards write-ins.

In Zwingle – Only write-in were made for mayor, while James A. Hoerner, Homer Dahlman Jr, Irene Dahlman, Lukas Furlong, and Paul Taylor split the total votes (33) and were all elected for city council.

For the school election results in Jackson County:

For Andrew – Scott Gerardy and Kelsey Veach each received 48.7% (73) of votes and were both elected as school directors.

For Bellevue – Mike Reed won 37.7% (441) of votes, with Allysen Bonifas winning 36% of votes, both being elected as school directors.

For Easton Valley – Corey Driscoll won 50.7% (828) of votes, with Seth Lawson winning 46.7% (763) of votes, both being elected as school directors at large. For school district 3, Brandon Marburger won 98.9% (949) of votes, and for school district 4, Christ Matthiesen won 99.2% (946) of votes. The public measure that would allow for the ten year construction plan for the school district received 61.7% (675) of votes for yes, passing the plan.

For Maquoketa – Gregory Bopes won 50.9% (363) of votes, with Karter Yarolim winning 47.3% (337) of votes, and both being elected as school directors.

For Midland – Kirk Dosland won 26.8% (30), Jason Sullivan 21.4% (24), Dustin Klein 18.5% (21), and James Graves 17.8% (20) of total votes and were elected as school directors. Only write-in were submitted for the vacancy. The public measure also received 71.9% (23) of votes for yes, passing the measure.

Visit the unofficial results of the election through Jackson County’s website here.