Sorry...typo....WATKINS is a REPUBLICAN... and the only one that's been there for some time.
Muscatine
Recovery?? What Recovery??
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By Jennifer Meyer of the Muscatine Journal | Posted: Tuesday, November 4, 2008 12:00 am MUSCATINE, Iowa — Voters on Tuesday elected to keep two Muscatine County supervisors on the board for another four years. Democrat Kas Kelly of Muscatine, won a second term in District 4 over Republican Kerry Keller of Muscatine.
Republican David Watkins of Moscow won a narrow victory over Dale Bird, a Democrat from Montpelier, in District 3. -----------------------------------------------------------------------
By Cynthia Beaudette of the Muscatine Journal | Posted: Wednesday, November 8, 2006 12:00 am MUSCATINE, Iowa — Incumbent John Oberhaus said Tuesday night that he’d been been preparing himself for the possible loss of his re-election bid for the District 1 Muscatine County supervisor seat this year. And later that night, he did lose his bid for a fourth term to Democratic challenger Wayne Shoultz.
Democratic incumbent Esther Dean received 7,111 votes to win re-election in District 5.
By Bryon Houlgrave of the Muscatine Journal | Posted: Wednesday, November 8, 2006 12:00 am
MUSCATINE, Iowa — Democratic challenger Tom Furlong knocked off Republican Lewis Morrison in the race for Muscatine County’s District 2 supervisor Tuesday. As of Tuesday night’s unofficial results, Furlong, 57, of Muscatine garnered 7,353 total votes to easily defeat Morrison’s 4,583. -------------------------------------------------------------
All from online Journal archives, davie......Can I stop doing the homework YOU should have done now??? |
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And the Mayor? |
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The Mayor??????
You stated YOUR "facts" addressing Muscatine County, not City.
And...you made it political! NOW, you ask about the mayor? Well, brianiac....
"City Elections:
Iowa law provides for three different ways of electing city officers. Each city chooses its own method of election. All cities, however, conduct a regular city election in November of odd-numbered years. All city elections are non-partisan."
http://www.sos.state.ia.us/elections/voterinformation/electiontypes.html
Ya just can't fix stoooopid.
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