In a highly anticipated election, Grinnell residents cast their votes on Tuesday, Nov. 7 in contested races for mayor, city council ward four, and Grinnell-Newburg School Board director at large. With the results in, here’s a recap of the outcomes: Mayoral Race Winner: Dan Agnew Incumbent Dan Agnew, now entering his fourth term as.
Candidates running for local office this November include a convict with outstanding charges, two previous mayoral contenders facing off in a rematch and school board members who will help select the next superintendent of the Grinnell-Newburg Community School District (CSD). The Nov. 7 election features contested races for mayor, city council ward four and Grinnell-Newburg.
Candidates running for local office this November include a convict with outstanding charges, two previous mayoral contenders facing off in a rematch and school board members who will help select the next superintendent of the Grinnell-Newburg Community School District (CSD). The Nov. 7 election features contested races for mayor, city council ward four and Grinnell-Newburg.
Candidates running for local office this November include a convict with outstanding charges, two previous mayoral contenders facing off in a rematch and school board members who will help select the next superintendent of the Grinnell-Newburg Community School District (CSD). The Nov. 7 election features contested races for mayor, city council ward four and Grinnell-Newburg.
By Mira Diamond-Berman diamondb@grinnell.edu As the June 7 Iowa midterm elections approach, the Poweshiek County Republicans and Democrats held their county conventions on March 12 and March 26, respectively. This primary will be the first election after the 2020/21 redistricting, so Grinnell is now within Iowa House of Representatives District 53 and Iowa State.