Low turnout still decides races for auditor, supervisor
In total, only 3,419 voters went to the polls or submitted absentee ballots in the county primary, out of more than 64,500 registered voters and roughly 72,000 voting-age county residents.
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In total, only 3,419 voters went to the polls or submitted absentee ballots in the county primary, out of more than 64,500 registered voters and roughly 72,000 voting-age county residents.
Republican voters in Pottawattamie County — well, at least 2,600 — made their voices heard Tuesday, determining the expected outcome of multiple races.
While there's not much to excite Pottawattamie County Democrats in Tuesday's primary, Republicans will find some curiosities on their ballots. a married couple, father and son, and two young candidates.
Council Bluffs incumbents in both parties face tough reelection fights to return to the Iowa Legislature, but they'll get a pass in the June primary contests.