Des Moines, Iowa, Tuesday, 9:45 a.m. PROCEEDINGS OF THE POLK COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS The Polk County Board of Supervisors met as a Canvassing Board on Tuesday, November 9, 2010 at 9:45 a.m. to canvass votes cast for the General Election held on November 2, 2010. MEMBERS PRESENT: E.J. Giovannetti, Robert Brownell, Angela Connolly, John Mauro, Tom Hockensmith. The members of the Board of Supervisors and ex-officio County Board of Canvassers for this County, Iowa, do hereby certify the following to be a true and correct abstract of the votes cast in this county at the General Election held on the 2 nd day of November, 2010. UNITED STATES SENATOR (160,582) Roxanne Conlin Democrat 61,170 Chuck Grassley Republican 96,219 John Heiderscheit Libertarian 3,009 84 UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 3 (159,247) Leonard L. Boswell Democrat 85,545 Brad Zaun Republican 69,809 Rebecca Williamson Socialist Workers Party 3,558 35 GOVERNOR & LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR (160,960) Chet Culver/Patty Judge Democrat 76,234 Terry E. Branstad/Kim Reynolds Republican 76,772 Jonathan Narcisse/Richard Marlar Iowa Party 4,548 Eric Cooper/Nick Weltha Libertarian 2,006 David Rosenfeld/Helen Meyers Socialist Workers Party 356 Gregory James Hughes/Robin Prior-Calef Nominated by Petition 506 Scattering 538 SECRETARY OF STATE (157,778) Michael A. Mauro Democrat 90,925 Matt Schultz Republican 62,994 Jake Porter Libertarian 3,775 Scattering 84 AUDITOR OF STATE (153,329) Jon Murphy Democrat 70,859 David A. Vaudt Republican 82,282 88 TREASURER OF STATE (155,534) Michael L. Fitzgerald Democrat 92,846 David D. Jamison Republican 62,546 42 SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE (154,154) Francis Thicke Democrat 65,130 Bill Northey Republican 88,869 55 ATTORNEY GENERAL (158,921) Tom Miller Democrat 98,901 Brenna Findley Republican 59,889 31 STATE SENATOR DISTRICT 21 (12,008) Dennis H. Black Democrat 5,441 Joe Pirillo Republican 6,551 6 STATE SENATOR DISTRICT 31 (20,483) Matt McCoy Democrat 13,385 Dave Leach Republican 7,064 4 STATE SENATOR DISTRICT 33 (10,827) Jack Hatch Democrat 10,565 62
Page 2. STATE SENATOR DISTRICT 35 (27,952) Larry L. Noble Republican 27,563 89 STATE REPRESENTATIVE DIST 42 (12,232) Geri D. Huser Democrat 5,834 Kim Pearson Republican 5,945 Dan Nieland Nominated by Petition 440 3 STATE REPRESENTATIVE DIST 59 (13,175) Andrew McDowell Democrat 5,510 Chris Hagenow Republican 7,650 5 STATE REPRESENTATIVE DIST 60 (12,109) Alan R. Koslow Democrat 4,333 Peter Cownie Republican 7,761 5 STATE REPRESENTATIVE DIST 61 (12,232) Jo Oldson Democrat 7,943 Darlene Blake Republican 4,274 5 STATE REPRESENTATIVE DIST 62 (5,820) Bruce Hunter Democrat 5,661 59 STATE REPRESENTATIVE DIST 63 (14,793) John E. Sachs Democrat 5,227 Scott Raecker Republican 9,543 3 STATE REPRESENTATIVE DIST 64 (11,812) Janet Petersen Democrat 6,689 Dan Kennedy Republican 3,626 Vicki Stogdill Nominated by Petition 1,490 Scattering 7 STATE REPRESENTATIVE DIST 65 (7,270) Ruth Ann Gaines Democrat 4,887 Gary L. Jordan Republican 2,358 5 STATE REPRESENTATIVE DIST 66 (4,862) Ako Abdul-Samad Democrat 4,646 16 STATE REPRESENTATIVE DIST 67 (10,419) Kevin McCarthy Democrat 6,226 Jeremy L. Walters Republican 4,173 0 STATE REPRESENTATIVE DIST 68 (9,074) Rick L. Olson Democrat 5,747 Dave Dicks Republican 3,309 8 STATE REPRESENTATIVE DIST 69 (14,906) Erik Helland Republican 14,681 25 STATE REPRESENTATIVE DIST 70 (12,839) Kevin Koester Republican 12,655 84 BOARD OF SUPERVISORS DISTRICT 3 (1 To Be Elected) (32,177) Tom Hockensmith Democrat 17,794 Dave Funk Republican 14,345 8 Tom Hockensmith was elected. BOARD OF SUPERVISORS DISTRICT 4 (1 To Be Elected) (20,695) John F. Mauro Democrat 14,028 Bonita Davis Republican 6,623 Scattering 44 John F. Mauro was elected. BOARD OF SUPERVISORS DISTRICT 5 (1 To Be Elected) (24,046) Angela Connolly Democrat 15,779 Anita Morrill Republican 8,217 Scattering 50 Angela Connolly was elected. COUNTY ATTORNEY (1 To Be Elected) (107,899) John P. Sarcone Democrat 105,349,550 John P. Sarcone was elected. 2
Page 3. COUNTY RECORDER (1 To Be Elected) (151,572) Julie M. Haggerty Democrat 87,156 Eric J. Zingler Republican 64,260 56 Julie M. Haggerty was elected. COUNTY TREASURER (1 To Be Elected) (156,515) Mary Maloney Democrat 98,189 Mike R. Adams Republican 58,198 28 Mary Maloney was elected. ALLEN TOWNSHIP CLERK (1 To Be Elected) (97) Mildred A. Kruse 95 Mildred A. Kruse was elected. ALLEN TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE (1 To Be Elected) (101) Donald Rothfus 100 Donald L. Rothfus was elected. BEAVER TOWNSHIP CLERK (1 To Be Elected) (253) Maureen G. Ryan 250 Maureen G. Ryan was elected. BEAVER TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE (1 To Be Elected) (230) Trent Frohock 224 Scattering 6 Trent Frohock was elected. BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP CLERK (1 To Be Elected) (1) Jo Ann McKibben 1 Scattering 0 Jo Ann McKibben was elected. BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE (1 To Be Elected) (0) Scattering 0 No one was elected. CAMP TOWNSHIP CLERK (1 To Be Elected) (545) Roger Bistline 538 Scattering 7 Roger Bistline was elected. CAMP TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE (1 To Be Elected) (549) Bryan J. Tingley 543 Scattering 6 Bryan J. Tingley was elected. CLAY TOWNSHIP CLERK (1 To Be Elected) (371) Jean Mauch 366 Scattering 5 Jean Mauch was elected. CLAY TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE (1 To Be Elected) (383) Steven F. Hanson 375 Scattering 8 Steven F. Hanson was elected. CROCKER TOWNSHIP CLERK (1 To Be Elected) (1,043) Raymond E. Yori 1,032 1 Raymond E. Yori was elected. CROCKER TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE (1 To Be Elected) (990) Jay D. Woodard 971 9 Jay D. Woodard was elected. DELAWARE TOWNSHIP CLERK (1 To Be Elected) (990) Stacey Foster 437 Kim Overton 551 Kim Overton was elected. DELAWARE TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE (1 To Be Elected) (1,024) Tim Overton 329 Rochell L. Comer 378 Richard W. Groves 314 Rochell L. Comer was elected. 3
Page 4. DELAWARE TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE TO FILL A VACANCY (1 to be elected) (997) Sherry Lee Hornbacher 656 Larry L. Haley, Sr. 340 Sherry Lee Hornbacher was elected. DOUGLAS TOWNSHIP CLERK (1 To Be Elected) (385) Florence Bishop 380 Scattering 5 Florence Bishop was elected. DOUGLAS TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE (1 To Be Elected) (388) Kenneth Cairns 386 Kenneth Cairns was elected. DOUGLAS TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE TO FILL A VACANCY (1 to be elected) (375) June Campbell 372 June Campbell was elected. ELKHART TOWNSHIP CLERK (1 To Be Elected) (331) Mary Jo Ward 329 Mary Jo Ward was elected. ELKHART TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE (1 To Be Elected) (336) Wayne Zimmer 334 Wayne Zimmer was elected. FOUR MILE TOWNSHIP CLERK (1 To Be Elected) (615) Beverly Lampe 610 Scattering 5 Beverly Lampe was elected. FOUR MILE TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE (1 To Be Elected) (631) Larry Hurst 621 0 Larry Hurst was elected. FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP CLERK (1 To Be Elected) (439) Rosemary A. Bailey 436 Rosemary A. Bailey was elected. FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE (1 To Be Elected) (54) Clint Bailey (write-in) 7 Brian Poffenberger (write-in) 4 Guy Bailey (write-in) 3 Scattering 40 Clint Bailey was elected. JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP CLERK (1 To Be Elected) (442) Janna Colvin 432 0 Janna Colvin was elected. JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE (1 To Be Elected) (454) Jeff Colvin 438 6 Jeff Colvin was elected. LINCOLN TOWNSHIP CLERK (1 To Be Elected) (126) Lynda Lehman 125 Lynda Lehman was elected. LINCOLN TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE (1 To Be Elected) (123) John K. Scott 122 John K. Scott was elected. MADISON TOWNSHIP CLERK (1 To Be Elected) (54) Diane Conway 53 Diane Conway was elected. MADISON TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE (1 To Be Elected) (50) Raymond Conway 49 Raymond Conway was elected. 4
Page 5. SAYLOR TOWNSHIP CLERK (1 To Be Elected) (1,394) Marcy M. Cross 1,373 1 Marcy M. Cross was elected. SAYLOR TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE (2 To Be Elected) (2,766) Terry Shaffer 1,047 Frank L. Cross 929 Martin A. Knight 771 9 Terry Shaffer and Frank L. Cross were elected. UNION TOWNSHIP CLERK (1 To Be Elected) (5) Chuck Wylie (write-in) 2 Chuck Wylie was elected UNION TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE (1 To Be Elected) (9) Dan Lee (write-in) 3 Scattering 6 Dan Lee was elected. WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP CLERK (1 To Be Elected) (132) Julia Matson 132 Scattering 0 Julia Matson was elected. WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE (1 To Be Elected) (13) Karen Biegger (write-in) 2 1 Karen Biegger was elected. WEBSTER TOWNSHIP CLERK (1 To Be Elected) (15) Pamela Kucera (write-in) 8 Scattering 7 Pamela Kucera was elected. WEBSTER TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE (1 To Be Elected) (23) William Kucera (write-in) 8 Jerry Glass (write-in) 2 Norman Goldberg (write-in) 2 1 William Kucera was elected. POLK COUNTY AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION COUNCIL (5 To Be Elected) (291,902) Harold J. Hommes 36,026 Dennis Goering 45,278 Jaime Naig 41,221 Patricia K. Tice 50,251 Donald Geiger 41,978 Edward A. Furchtenicht 25,675 Carol Legg Zeigler 50,109,364 Dennis Goering, Jaime Naig, Patricia K. Tice, Donald Geiger and Carol Legg Zeigler were elected. POLK COUNTY SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT COMMISSIONER (2 To Be Elected) (139,864) Jane Clark 73,047 Cynthia E. Valin 65,620,197 Jane Cark and Cynthia E. Valin were elected. FOR THE PUBLIC MEASURE SHALL THE FOLLOWING JUDGE BE RETAINED IN OFFICE? SUPREME COURT David L. Baker For 75,176 Against 69,465 Michael J. Streit For 75,949 Against 69,590 Marsha Ternus For 73,693 Against 71,893 COURT OF APPEALS David R. Danilson For 78,934 Against 38,752 Rick Doyle For 81,336 Against 39,952 Ed Mansfield For 80,138 Against 40,445 Amanda Potterfield For 81,152 Against 39,734 Gayle Vogel For 80,389 Against 38,629 5
Page 6. DISTRICT COURT 5C Robert B. Hanson For 80,403 Against 40,593 Robert A. Hutchison For 81,148 Against 36,621 Don Carlos Nickerson For 79,768 Against 38,673 Joel D. Novak For 85,598 Against 34,941 Glenn E. Pille For 80,089 Against 37,143 Karen A. Romano For 81,624 Against 36,229 Scott Rosenberg For 81,582 Against 36,762 Carla T. Schemmel For 79,429 Against 37,209 ASSOCIATE DISTRICT COURT 5C James D. Birkenholz For 81,718 Against 35,705 Odell McGhee For 81,330 Against 37,297 Cynthia M. Moisan For 80,670 Against 36,154 ASSOCIATE JUVENILE DISTRICT COURT 5C ASSOCIATE PROBATE DISTRICT COURT 5C Ruth B. Klotz For 82,988 Against 34,700 PUBLIC MEASURE LETTER A SHALL THE FOLLOWING PUBLIC MEASURE BE ADOPTED? Summary: The continued operation of gambling games at Prairie Meadows Racetrack and Casino in Polk County is approved. For 112,561 Against 39,028 The Measure was approved. 1 FOR THE CONSTITUTIONAL ADMENDMENT SHALL THE FOLLOWING ADMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION BE ADOPTED? IOWA WATER AND LAND LEGACY AMMENDMENT For 103,295 Against 44,480 2-FOR THE CONSTITUTIONAL ADMENDMENT SHALL THE FOLLOWING ADMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION BE ADOPTED? CONSTITUTIONAL QUESTION TWO CONVENTION TO REVISE THE CONSTITUTION For 47,612 Against 92,602 Constance Cohen For 83,790 Against 33,444 6
Page 7. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, We have hereunto set our hands and caused this to be affixed the seal of this county by the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors. Done at Des Moines the County Seat of Polk County, this 9 th day of November, 2010. Tom Hockensmith, Chairperson E.J. Giovannetti Robert Brownell John F. Mauro Angela Connolly Moved by Brownell, Seconded by Connolly to adjourn. VOTE YEA: Giovannetti, Brownell, Connolly, Mauro, Hockensmith. JAMIE FITZGERALD POLK COUNTY AUDITOR TOM HOCKENSMITH CHAIRPERSON BOARD OF SUPERVISORS No qualified individuals with a disability will be excluded on the basis of a disability from participation in meetings, hearings, programs, activities or services conducted by Polk County. To request information in an alternative format or request an accommodation to participate in a meeting, hearing, program, activity or service, contact the office conducting the meeting or offering the program, activity or service. 7