Iowa City voters keep incumbents on school board
The two top vote-getters were Molly Abraham and Lisa Williams, both with about 23%. Charlie Eastham and Mitchell Lingo both had about 21%. The next-highest was Micah Broekemeier with 5%.
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The two top vote-getters were Molly Abraham and Lisa Williams, both with about 23%. Charlie Eastham and Mitchell Lingo both had about 21%. The next-highest was Micah Broekemeier with 5%.
Polls open Tuesday, November 7 from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. for the 2023 City & School elections.Here's what you need to know about the election on Tuesday. Full elect
Expanding 4-year-old preschool, improving teacher and staff recruitment and retention among top priorities
Seven candidates are vying for four open seats on the Iowa City Community School District’s school board election on Nov. 7. The seven candidates, three of them incumbents and four of them newcomers, are running for the district. Unlike the Iowa City City Council election, also occurring on Nov. 7, candidates are not split into...
Find out what the Iowa City Community School Board candidates are rallying for and against ahead of next week's election: