Politics & Government
Marion 2012 Election Results: Report: Braley, Paulsen, Miller, Rogers, E911 Fee Winners
Lundby holds a narrow lead on Wagner in an Iowa House race. A complete wrap-up, race-by-race, of Election Day in Marion.
Early election returns are in in Linn County.
KCRG is calling the race for U.S. Rep. Bruce Braley, a Democrat, State House Rep. Kraig Paulsen, a Republican, Linn County Auditor Joel Miller, a Democrat, Linn County Supervisor Ben Rogers, a Democrat, and a local ballot issue for funding for E911 were all winners.
Daniel Lundby, Democrat, is ahead of incumbent Nick Wagner, a Republican, by 99 votes with 100 percent of precincts reporting. That race has not yet been called.
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Of course, in case you missed it, President Barack Obama was re-elected.
LIVE 2012 ELECTION RESULTS
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Registered Voters: 154380. Cards Cast - 117,945 or 76.40 percent.
Number of precints reporting 86 of 86 or 100 percent.
Democratic Candidates Results Republican Candidates Results US House District 1 (just Linn County)
Bruce Braley* 58%
Ben Lange 40%
District 34 Liz Mathis
61.13%Â
Ryan Flood38.80%Â
Mark Siedl
47.02%Â
Kraig Paulsen*
52.90%Â
District 68 Daniel Lundby
50.24%Â
Nick Wagner*49.65%
62.47%Â
Garth Fagerbakke37.41%
Supervisor UncontestedBrent Oleson* 98%
Sheriff Brian D. Gardner* 99%
Uncontested
Ballot Issue: Fund enhanced E911 emergency services. Yes
No
County Offices
Soil and Water Conservation District Commissioner Results County Agricultural Extension Council Results Larry Jons32.98%
Jerry A. Ziese
25.32%Â
Laura KrouseÂ35.23%Â
Patricia A. Harstad
25.71%Â
Sue Ellen M. Hosch30.96%
Judith E. Stevens24.79%Â
Lloyd E. Smith
23.76%Â
* Incumbents.
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