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Who are the rest of the people on the ballot...especially the judges?

I assume that each of you will know general information about each of the candidates in the first section below. However, I will list each category so that you can be aware of them. The second section lists the judges that are on the ballot. United States Representative District 2 Vote for no more than OneAshley Hinson REP Sarah Corkery DEM Jody Madlom Puffett State Senator District 42 Vote for no more than OneCharlie McClintock REP State Representative District 84 Vote for no more than One Thomas Gerhold REP Ashley Meredith LIBCounty Offices For Supervisors District 1Vote for no more than One Ronald J.

Ballot Measures for - CPU and Union Community School District

On the Ballot for those in the following Townships:Benton CPUPolk-CPUUrbana-CPU Center Point-Urbana Community School District Public Measure NE YES NO SHALL THE FOLLOWING PUBLIC MEASURE BE ADOPTED? Shall the Board of Directors of the Center Point-Urbana Community School District in the Counties of Linn and Benton, State of lowa, be

Presidential Candidates on the 2024 Ballot

The two most popular candidates on the presidential ballot include of course Donald J. Trump and JD Vance on the Republican side of the ticket and Kamala D. Harris and Tim Walz on the Democratic side. I don't think you probably need any background on those two. or probably this one, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Nicole Shanahan of the WTP or the We The People party.

Constitutional Amendments on the Ballot for 2024

There's nothing like stepping into the Voting Booth, looking at your ballot and thinking, "Oh crud! What's this???" This year there will be two Constitutional Amendments on the Iowa 2024 ballot. The first deals with Primary voting requirements for 17-year-olds who will turn 18 by the time of the General Election. The wording for that is below:Shall the following amendment to the Constitution be adopted? 1 Summary: Provides for only U.

Rippel talks election with Vinton Lions Club

Benton County Auditor Hayley Rippel spoke today at the Lions Club, providing insights into the election process on the first day of absentee ballot voting. During her presentation, Rippel explained the absentee voting process and highlighted the measures in place to ensure that all valid votes are counted, and any invalid votes are excluded. She also discussed how her team in the Auditor's Office prepares before, during, and after the election to safeguard the integrity of the process.

Clipper Corner Holds 6th Annual Gift of Hope Fundraiser

Since 2018, each October Clipper Corner pulls out all the stops to help the Gifts of Hope Foundation with their fundraising efforts. The shop is in its 39th year and is using the fundraiser to lend a hand to those who need a little extra help during a breast cancer diagnosis.Each year Clipper Corner tries to beat the previous year's fundraising. Last year the shop raised $1875 and owner Mary Barkdoll hopes to top that amount this year.

It's getting Scare-crow-y out there!

Vinton Parks & Recreation Department is at it again! With the help of so many of our area businesses, you can now see all of the creative Scarecrows around town! To see all of the entries and to vote for your favorite, click on their Facebook page located HERE!You can also make it a fun event for the kids. Print out the ballot below, hop in the car

Digging Deep with Vinton-Shellsburg FFA at the State Soils Evaluation Contest

Ben Buhr, Will McKenna, Megan Schlitter, and Andrew Pingenot had a great time competing at State Soils Evaluation. By: Co-Reporter, Izzie Birker On Wednesday, October 2nd the State-Qualifying Soils Team competed in the FFA State Soils Evaluation CDE at Ames, Iowa. The Vinton-Shellsburg FFA Chapter was lucky enough to take a team of four consisting of Ben Buhr, Megan Schlitter, Andrew Pingenot, and Will McKenna. After many hours of preparation, the team finished with a Silver rating overall, improving their placing over the previous year by five spots.

October 16 (first day for absentee voting) General Election Notice

Editor’s Note: to view sample ballots click here. PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given to the qualified electors of the County of Benton, State of Iowa, that the General Election will be held on Tuesday, the 5th day of November 2024. The polls for said election shall be open from 7:00 A.M. until 8:00 P.M.For said election Benton County will be divided into nineteen precincts.

VFD hosts Fire Prevention Week with Fire Truck Rides and Safety Demonstrations

Fire Prevention Week brought awareness and fun to local children courtesy of the Vinton Fire Department The Vinton Fire Department once again brought excitement and education to the community for Fire Prevention Week. The department engaged elementary students and families with fun and interactive activities designed to teach fire safety and prevention. This weeklong event kicked off with a series of activities aimed at raising awareness about the importance of fire safety while giving local children hands-on experiences they’ll never forget.
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