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November 6, 2012

Anderson wins Appanoose County Sheriff re-election; other election results included

CENTERVILLE — Sheriff Gary D. Anderson was re-elected as the Appanoose County Sheriff Tuesday night with 65.4% of the votes cast.

Anderson's unofficial vote count was 4,002. Cliff Jones' count was 2,089. Write-in candidate Brian Meeker received 29 votes.

Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan won in Appanoose County. However, CNN and the Associated Press declared that Barack Obama had the necessary 270 electoral votes to regain election Tuesday night.

Romney recorded 3,153 unofficial votes to Obama's 2,934.

Dave Loebsack won Appanoose County for the U.S. Representative District 2 with 3,005 votes. Ken Rozenboom won Appanoose County with 3,145 votes for State Senator District 40. Larry Sheets picked up 3,186 votes to win Appanoose County in the Iowa State Representative District 80 seat.

Jody McDanel and Neal Smith picked up the two Appanoose County Board of Supervisors seats. McDanel had 3,023 votes and Smith had 2,831 votes.

Linda Demry won re-election while unopposed with 4,905 votes.

David L. Kauzlarich, Sharon Redinbaugh and Carl Miller picked up the three spots on the Appanoose County Soil & Water Conservation board. Kauzlarich had 3,376 votes, Redinbaugh had 3,267 votes and Carl Miller had 3,115 votes.

Four seats were up for grabs for the Appanoose County Agriculture Extension Council, however only two ran for the position. Loretta McClintock had 3,888 votes and Franz Lunenow had 2,710 votes. There were 21 votes for write-in candidates, but the names of those candidates were not known as of 11 p.m. Tuesday.

 

 

Appanoose County election results

*National, state-wide and district races reflect only votes received in Appanoose County.

***Denotes winner(s)

 

PRESIDENT/VICE PRESIDENT

Mitt Romney/Paul Ryan — 3,153

Barack Obama/Joe Biden — 2,934

Gary Johnson/James P. Gray — 39

Jill Stein/Cheri Honkaia — 16

Virgil Goode/Jame Clymer — 15

Jerry Litzel/Jim Litzel — 8

Gloria LaRiva/Stefanie Beacham — 2

James Harris/Alyson Kennedy — 2

 

U.S. REPRESENTATIVE - DISTRICT 2

Dave Loebsack — 3,005

John Archer — 2,814

Alan Aversa — 136

 

STATE SENATOR - DISTRICT 40

Ken Rozenboom — 3,145

Tim Tripp — 2,730

 

STATE REPRESENTATIVE - DISTRICT 80

Larry Sheets — 3,186

Joseph Judge — 2,730

 

APPANOOSE COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

Jody McDanel — 3,023

Neal Smith — 2,831

Linda Rouse — 2,643

Larry G. McDanel — 2,350

 

APPANOOSE COUNTY AUDITOR

Linda Demry — 4,905

 

APPANOOSE COUNTY SHERIFF

***Gary D. Anderson — 4,002

Cliff Jones — 2,089

Brian Meeker — 29

 

APPANOOSE COUNTY SOIL & WATER CONSERVATION

***David L. Kauzalrich — 3,376

***Sharon Redinbaugh — 3,267

***Carl Miller — 3,115

 

APPANOOSE COUNTY AG EXTENSION COUNCIL

***Franz Lubenow — 2,710

***Loretta McClintock — 3,888

Write-in — 21

Editor's Note: Four people were to be selected in this category. The other two will be posted after the write-in votes have been tabulated.

 

SUPREME COURT

Bruce B. Zager: Yes 3,071 … No 1,490

Edward Mansfield: Yes 3,047 … No 1,480

Thomas D. Waterman: Yes 3,042 … No 1,459

David S. Wiggins: Yes 2,125 … No 2,987

 

COURT OF APPEALS

Michael R. Mullins: Yes 3,026 … No 1,346

Mary Ellen Tabor: Yes 3,018 … No 1,695

Anuradha Vaitheswaran: Yes 2,617 … No 1,695

 

8A DISTRICT COURT JUDGES

Lucy J. Gamon: Yes 3,065 … No 1,346

Myron L. Gookin: Yes 2,937 … No 1,440

 

DISTRICT COURT ASSOCIATE JUDGES

Cyrstal S. Cronk: Yes 3,079 … No 1,353

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