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BOARD PROCEEDINGS NOVEMBER 8, 2010 CANVASS of GENERAL ELECTION 11-2-2010 the Board of Supervisors Met Pursuant to Adjournment BOARD PROCEEDINGS NOVEMBER 8, 2010 CANVASS OF GENERAL ELECTION 11-2-2010 The Board of Supervisors met pursuant to adjournment. Present were: Pam Wymore, Chairman, Don Besch, Eugene Elsbecker, Don McGregor and Jack Plathe. Motion by McGregor and 2nd by Elsbecker to approve the agenda. Motion carried. Motion by Plathe and 2nd by Besch to approve the Abstract of Votes for the General Election held on November 2, 2010. Motion carried. United States Senator Roxanne Conlin 1928 Chuck Grassley *4688 John Heiderscheit 135 Scattering 2 United States Representative District 4 Bill Maske 2081 Tom Latham *4456 Dan Lensing 175 Scattering 3 Governor/Lieutenant Governor Chet Culver/Patty Judge 2470 Terry E. Branstad/Kim Reynolds *4057 Eric Cooper/Nick Weltha 79 Jonathan Narcisse/Richard Marlar 86 David Rosenfeld/Helen Meyers 14 Gregory James Hughes/Robin Prior Calef 37 Scattering 25 Secretary of State Michael A. Mauro 2934 Matt Schultz *3338 Jake Porter 194 Scattering 5 Auditor of State Jon Murphy 2281 David A. Vaudt *4201 Scattering 7 Treasurer of State Michael L. Fitzgerald *3539 David D. Jamison 2946 Scattering 4 Secretary of Agriculture Francis Thicke 1963 Bill Northey *4542 Scattering 6 Attorney General Tom Miller *3533 Brenna Findley 3129 Scattering 5 State Representative District 007 John Wittneben 1288 Lannie Miller *1605 Scattering 3 State Representative District 008 Susan G. Bangert 1764 Tom W. Shaw *1924 Scattering 8 Supervisor District 1 Don Besch *967 Scattering 28 Supervisor District 3 Pam Wymore *1211 Scattering 15 Supervisor District 4 Donald G. McGregor *923 Scattering 36 County Treasurer Nick Rahm *5425 Scattering 33 County Recorder Karen M. Benschoter *5598 Scattering 24 County Attorney Todd M. Holmes *5174 Scattering 51 Burt Township Trustee Lynn Bierstedt *63 Melvin A. Faber *55 Scattering 1 Burt Township Clerk Delores Thilges *71 Scattering 1 German Township Trustee Gary Boyken *86 Lee Beenken *9 Scattering 3 German Township Clerk Jim Franzen *89 Scattering 0 Prairie Township Trustee George Guenther *74 Robert Shipman *65 Scattering 2 Prairie Township Clerk Steve Bernhard *86 Scattering 2 Seneca Township Trustee John Hattle *60 Roger Jensen *1 Scattering 1 Seneca Township Clerk Robert Burt *58 Scattering 0 Sherman Township Trustee Molly A. Berte *47 Howard Swanson *47 Scattering 1 Sherman Township Clerk Duane Heinen *68 Scattering 0 Springfield Township Trustee Craig Runksmeier *6 Rod Brandt *3 Scattering 6 Springfield Township Clerk Dean Engelby *34 Scattering 0 Swea Township Trustee David G. Harner *50 Bernard Verbrugge *52 Scattering 0 Swea Township Clerk Mark Preston *50 Scattering 4 Whittemore Township Trustee Rod Meyer *35 Ed Schmidt *84 Scattering 0 Whittemore Township Clerk Joe Kollasch *77 Scattering 0 County Hospital Board of Trustee John Cowin *4809 Scattering 38 Soil & Water Conservation District Commission Robert J. Cink *4912 Donald Etler *9 Scattering 92 County Agricultural Extension Council Jennifer E. Faber *3954 Ronda Gray *3746 Tara Marso *3621 Ronald Matz *3941 Lisa Zeller *3942 Scattering 48 City of Bancroft Mayor (To Fill a Vacancy) Thomas Johnson *201 Scattering 31 City of Bancroft City Councilperson At Large (To Fill a Vacancy) Corey Rasch *37 Scattering 33 City of Lakota (Councilperson At Large (To Fill a Vacancy) Royce Janssen *83 Scattering 8 Supreme Court Justice David L. Baker Yes 2409 No *3678 Supreme Court Justice Michael J. Streit Yes 2420 No *3642 Supreme Court Justice Marsha Ternus Yes 2356 No *3712 Court of Appeals Judge Gayle Vogel Yes *3088 No 2239 Court of Appeals Judge David R. Danilson Yes *3023 No 2266 Court of Appeals Judge Rick Doyle Yes *3052 No 2241 Court of Appeals Judge Ed Mansfield Yes 2985 No 2180 Court of Appeals Judge Amanda Potterfield Yes *2976 No 2189 Associate Judge David C. Larson Yes *3124 No 2038 Associate Judge Charles K. Borth Yes *3005 No 2106 Associate Juvenile Judge Mary L. Timko Yes *3384 No 1799 Constitution Amendment 1 Yes *3625 No 2454 Constitution Amendment 2 Yes 2026 No *3798 Public Measure B Yes 849 No *1558 Public Measure C (Burt Township) Yes 29 No *44 Public Measure D (German Township) Yes 37 No *54 Public Measure E (Prairie Township) Yes 26 No *65 Public Measure F (Seneca Township) Yes 13 No *39 Public Measure G (Sherman Township) Yes 25 No *49 Public Measure H (Springfield Township) Yes 17 No *18 Public Measure I (Swea Township) Yes 22 No *36 Public Measure J (Whittemore Township) Yes 35 No *51 The Board reviewed the General Election Claims. Motion by McGregor and 2nd by Plathe to approve the Claims for the General Election held on November 2, 2010 with a total of $16,477.89. Motion carried. On motion adjournment was taken until November 9, 2010. Attest: ___________________________________ ________________________________ Amber Garman Pam Wymore, Chairman Kossuth County Auditor Kossuth County Board of Supervisors .
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