<div>Despite the nationwide and statewide successful campaigns of many Democratic candidates in the Nov. 3 midterm election, voters in Guthrie County strongly favored Republicans. Unofficial Guthrie County results are shown below:<h2>Federal and State Contests</h2>US SenateAshley Hinson 3,083Josh Turek 1,853Thomas Laehn 259US Representative District 3Zach Nunn 3,432Sarah Trone Garriott 1,751GovernorZach Lahn 2,982Rob Sand 2,293Secretary of State Paul Pate 3,621Ryan Peterman 1,565Auditor of StateChris Cournoyer 3,361Taylor Wettach 1,768Treasurer of State Roby Smith 3,324John Norwood 1,782Secretary of AgricultureMike Naig 3,598Chris Jones 1,591Attorney GeneralBrenna Bird 3,319Nate Willems 1,867State Rep. District 47Carter Nordman 3,444Chris New 1,689Constitutional Amendment 1Yes 3,247No 1,587<h2>Races within Guthrie County</h2>The key term for the races entirely within Guthrie County was “unopposed,” as there was only one contest in which more candidates registered than the number of seats to fill.Phil Brown, Maggie Armstrong and Steve Smith each ran unopposed for their district to serve on the Board of Supervisors. Also running unopposed for county seats were Brenda Campbell (Treasurer), Tristen Richards (Recorder) and Charles Abel (Attorney).TownshipsBaker Township: William Frels and Nic Chance ran unopposed for trustee, as did Kelli Lemke for clerk.Bear Grove Township: Jentry Hise and Heath Blomquist ran unopposed for trustee, as did Leora Laughery for clerk.Beaver Township: Dan Christensen ran unopposed for trustee, as did Janet Dickson for clerk.Grant Township: Darin Peterson ran unopposed for trustee, as did Gary Mueller for clerk.Jackson Township: Rick Long received 86 votes, to 59 for Trudi Tam in the race for trustee. Cindy Lyons ran unopposed for clerk.Richland Township: No candidates filed. There were 37 write-in votes for trustee and 22 for clerk.Seely Township: Caroline Kness and Joe Arrasmith ran unopposed for trustee, as did Cathy Sheeder for clerk.Union Township: Bret Hodges and David Royer ran unopposed for trustee, as did Sheyrl Clark for clerk.Valley Township: Ron Carper and Marcia Koeppe ran unopposed for trustee, as did Arlene Harwood for clerk.Hospital TrusteesSheyrl Clark, Doris Terwilliger, Michael Underwood and Dana Tews ran unopposed.Soil and Water Conservation DistrictJamie Patrick, Alan Wedemeyer and Adam Ebert ran unopposed.County Agricultural Extension CouncilRylee Jacobe, Carrie Dideriksen, Abigail Frels, William Messinger and Rachel Downing ran unopposed.Diamondhead Sanitary District TrusteeNo candidates filed. There were 84 write-in votes.South Panorama Sanitary District TrusteeRick Knowlton ran unopposed.JudicialJohn Sandy, Julie Schumacher, Sharon Soorholtz Greer, Nicholas Bailey, Thomas Murphy, Michael Jacobsen, Mark Schlenker and Steven Guiter received more YES votes than NO votes to be retained as judges.Note: All election results are considered unofficial until canvassed. Guthrie County’s unofficial results will be canvassed and potentially approved as official during the regular meeting of the Guthrie County Board of Supervisors on Nov. 10.According to county data, a total of 5,312 ballots were cast from a total registered voter list of 8,099, for a 65.6% turnout. See the full unofficial results of Guthrie County votes for federal, state, county and judicial contests on the Guthrie County website. The full unofficial results from all of Iowa’s 2026 midterm elections are summarized on the KCCI website.</div>

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Despite the nationwide and statewide successful campaigns of many Democratic candidates in the Nov. 3 midterm election, voters in Guthrie County strongly favored Republicans. Unofficial Guthrie County results are shown below:. Federal and State Contests. US Senate. Ashley Hinson 3,083. Josh Turek 1,853. Thomas Laehn 259. US Representative District 3.

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Despite the nationwide and statewide successful campaigns of many Democratic candidates in the Nov. 3 midterm election, voters in Guthrie County strongly f

No ‘blue wave’ in Guthrie County

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