You still have a choice on how you vote. You can vote from home with your absentee ballot, you can vote in-person at your county auditor’s office, or at the polls on Election Day.
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Spent a beautiful Saturday morning with the Union County Republican Committee celebrating our local law enforcement. Thank you to everyone who honked, waved, and supported our march through downtown Creston to the Law Enforcement Center. #UnionCounty#BackTheBlue
Today is the day! If you can't make it to Afton this afternoon, join @BenWalt93879853 at 5pm! The Union County Fair Parade coverage is sponsored by Powers Funeral Home ~ Creston/Afton, Ia.
County auditors will accept absentee ballot requests from July 6 to October 24.
Absentee ballot request forms are available at this link:
https://t.co/BdiI8vWvDH. Thank you for your support this November! #Shepherd4Sheriff
During the Republican primary held June 2, a sheriff’s candidate needed 35% of the vote to secure the nomination. Despite Burkhalter, the front-runner, having just over a 4% lead, it was not enough support to meet the threshhold.
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Union County's Republican race for sheriff isn't over. Brian Burkhalter has the most votes, but not the 35% needed according to Iowa Code.
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This election is not yet official, however, if none of the candidates meet the requirements of getting the most votes and reaching 35% of the vote, then this election may go to convention. More updates as we get them. Thanks for the support!
Election update: by law, in order to win a primary election in the State of Iowa, one must obtain more votes than the other candidates AND obtain at least 35% of the vote.