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Cedar County City/School Election

November 2, 2021

City/School Election
Beginning in 2019, School and City Elections will be combined and held in November of odd-numbered years. A City election is used to elect the Mayor and Council Members and any other elected city officials. A School Election is an election to select School Board members for school districts within Cedar County.

Election Results

10/10 Precincts Counted
10/10 Precincts Counted

Highlighted Race(s)

City of Clarence - Councilperson At-Large

1/1 Precincts Counted · Unofficial Results
Bob Kunkel
95
Bart Miller
89
Jeric Armstrong (write-in)
26
Trent Siver (write-in)
24

City of Mechanicsville - Councilperson

1/1 Precincts Counted · Unofficial Results
Amy Bishop
71
Douglas Weber
65
Denice Dochterman
26

Tipton Community School

1/1 Precincts Counted · Unofficial Results
Diane Wallick
237
Kimberly Rekemeyer
185
Amanda McCall
181

City of Clarence - Mayor

1 Precincts Counted · Unofficial Results
Steve Bixler (write-in)
100.0%
99

City of Mechanicsville - Councilperson At-Large To Fill a Vacancy

1/1 Precincts Counted · Unofficial Results
Denise Dochterman (write-in)
100.0%
7

Voter Turnout

Registered
16,661
Voted
11.0%
1,827

Archived Election Details

Candidate filing begins August 23, 2021 and the last day to file is on September 16, 2021 at 5:00 p.m. City candidates and School Board candidates will file the Affidavit of Candidacy and Nomination Petition to their respective City Clerk or School Board Secretary. EXCEPTION: Candidates filing for positions in the City of Clarence will file with the County Auditor.

Voter Registration

Pre-Registration deadline for voter registration closes at 5:00 p.m., Monday, October 18. Persons wishing to participate in this election who register to vote after October 18 will be required to provide proof of identification (i.e. current and valid photo identification card with an expiration date), AND proof of residency in their voting precinct, when they go to the polls on election day, or when they request an absentee ballot in-person. Other provisions may also apply. Persons not registered to vote by October 18, should expect a longer processing time at the polls on election day.

Absentee Ballots

All absentee ballots must be received at the Auditor's Office by 8:00 p.m. on Election Day to be considered on time to be counted.

POLLS WILL BE OPEN FROM 7:00 A.M. TO 8:00 P.M. ONLY CEDAR COUNTY UNOFFICIAL RESULTS ARE ON OUR WEBSITE.  FOR RACES THAT ARE VOTED IN OTHER COUNTIES PLEASE REFER TO THE STATEWIDE WEBSITE FOR GRAND TOTALS.

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