<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=0HnB3J_1GsQRJKE00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=0HnB3J_1GsQRJKE00" width="565" height="500" ></figure>The votes are counted and the results are in for school districts and cities in Faribault County.Here are the unofficial results from the Tuesday, Nov. 3, General Election.School DistrictsBlue Earth Area – There were five candidates running for four open seats on the Blue Earth Area School Board.Top vote getter was incumbent Mark Franta with 2,584 votes, followed by incumbent Kyle Zierke with 2,149, Brice Hanson with 1,974 and Nate Eitzmann with 1,930. These four were elected. Candidate Matthew Zbaracki had 1,125 votes and was not elected.United South Central – There were three open seats on the USC School Board and three candidates running on the ballot. Kyle Bauman was the top vote getter with 2,025, followed by Ashley Ignaszewski with 2,003 and Diana Brooks with 1,814. All three were elected. there were also 54 write-in votes.The USC School District referendum, concerning building additions, passed 1,476 (54.36 percent) to 1,239 (45.64 percent).City ElectionsBlue Earth – There were three openings on the Blue Earth City Council and all three incumbents filed, ran unopposed and were elected.Dan Ristau had 1,094 votes, Ann Hanna 990 and Jacque Drew 871. There were 51 write-in votes.Blue Earth Board of Public Works had two candidates for two open spots. Dan Mensing had 1,058 votes and Mark Loge had 1,042 votes and both were elected.Bricelyn – John Goette ran unopposed for mayor and had 131 votes with four write in votes.There were no results for the council voting in Bricelyn after an issue with the ballots.Delavan – No one had filed for mayor in Delavan, but there were 40 write-in votes. The top two write-in vote getters are tied, with some questions remaining about the ballots. The two are former mayor Kevin Walker and current mayor Max Abdo.Megan Morrison had 47 votes for city council and Lisa Schultz had 61 and both were elected. There were eight write-in votes. Bryan Roiger was elected in a special election to the other open council seat with 68 votes.Easton – Bryant Stiernagle was elected mayor with 82 votes (10 write-ins) and Gayle Heise and Elijah Lippert were elected to city council with 84 and 50 votes respectively. There were 27 write-in votes.Elmore – Zachary Dahl was elected mayor with 163 votes (eight write-ins).In a field of six candidates vying for two open seats on the city council, John Aspen and Isiah Bladzik tied with 81 votes and both were elected to the council.In close third place was Melanie Garvick with 78 votes. Ariana Rose had 18 votes, Lorman Jahnke had 17, Jason Rose had 16 and there were 14 write-in votes.Frost – Brian (Bob) Loge was elected mayor with 82 votes. There were three write-ins.Three candidates were vying for two open spots on the city council. Elise Volz and Chris Ottjes tied with 61 votes each and were elected.Patricia Boman had 34 votes and there were no write-ins.Kiester – Hope Bauman received 133 votes and was elected mayor. There were 24 write-in votes.For city council, Jason Kluender had 146 votes and Marcia Dahleen had 116 votes and were elected to two open seats.In a special election to fill a third spot on the council there was no candidate but 33 write-in votes were cast. Paul Martin received the most write-in votes.Minnesota Lake – Jeff Ramsley ran unopposed for mayor and was elected with 262 votes. There were three write-ins.Richard Staloch with 237 votes and Joan Proehl with 228 votes were elected to the city council, with 16 write-in votes also cast.In a special election to fill a spot on the council, Edith (Edie) More received 247 votes and was elected, and there were eight write-ins.Walters – Nona Goin ran unopposed for mayor and received 23 votes and was elected. For city council, Brent Stencel had 23 votes and Steven Brenke had 24 votes and both were elected.. There were no write-in votes.In a special election to fill an open seat on the council, Benjamin Haukoos had 23 votes and was elected, and there was one write-in.Wells – Crystal Dulas ran unopposed for mayor and received 816 votes and was elected. There were 51 write-in votes. Four were running for the two open seats on the city council. John P. Herman received 567 votes and Seth Olson had 436 votes and both were elected.Lexie Sherman was a close third with 427 votes and Lyle Doeer-Rodriguez Jr. had 246 votes. There were three write-in votes.Winnebago – There were two candidates for mayor. Dillon Johanson received 320 votes and was elected mayor. Scott J. Robertson had 194 votes and there were seven write-ins.Three were vying for the two open seats on the city council. Brian Dahms had 344 votes and Darold Nienhaus had 328 votes and both were elected. Ryan Hatlen had 147 votes and there were 14 write-ins.Other Local ElectionsBarber Township Supervisor Seat C had Dru Martin receiving 121 votes; Barber Township Clerk had Yvonne Cory with 124 votes; Blue Earth City Township Supervisor Seat 1 had Mark Sohn with 163 votes; Blue Earth City Township Treasurer was Brenda Baldwin with 142 votes; Verona Township Supervisor Seat A was Neal Mensing with 146 votes; Verona Township Supervisor Seat C was Jason Engleby.</div></body>

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The votes are counted and the results are in for school districts and cities in Faribault County. Here are the unofficial results from the Tuesday, Nov. 3, General Election. Blue Earth Area – There were five candidates running for four open seats on the Blue Earth Area School Board.

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The votes are counted and the results are in for school districts and cities in Faribault County. Here are the unofficial results from the Tuesday, Nov. 3,

Just a few local race surprises

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