Anna Olson

UI ‘29 | Politics Reporter for @TheDailyIowan

[Anna Olson @AnnaOlson2006]

V Fixmer-Oraiz just secured the Democratic nomination for District Four to the Johnson County Board of Supervisors defeating Rod Sullivan who has served on the board since 2005. @TheDailyIowan

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As the first round of votes come in, Rod Sullivan leads V Fixmer-Oraiz by a very narrow margin for District Four’s Democratic nomination. @TheDailyIowan

[Anna Olson @AnnaOlson2006]

The first votes for Johnson County came in. While Josh Turek leads the state, Zach Wahls currently is winning by a small margin in his home county. @TheDailyIowan

[Anna Olson @AnnaOlson2006]

Votes are coming in, and Ashley Hinson just secured Iowa’s Republican nomination for U.S. Senare. @TheDailyIowan

[Anna Olson @AnnaOlson2006]

I’m at supervisor Rod Sullivan’s watch party at George’s Buffet for @TheDailyIowan. A few constituents are here in support including IC Mayor Bruce Teague. “His energy and his vision for Johnson County still remains in favor of the residents,” he said.

[Anna Olson @AnnaOlson2006]

@gracekolssson @TheDailyIowan I am also at supervisor Fixmer-Oraiz’s watch party where around 40 constituents are voicing their support. Watch the video attach to see what Fixmer-Oraiz has to say about the primaries.

[Anna Olson @AnnaOlson2006]

According to the poll workers at West High School, voting precinct 7 has had 27 voters and voting precinct 26 has 28 voters as of 9:45 a.m. They are expecting a “light turnout.” @TheDailyIowan

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At West High School where voting precincts 7 and 26 are. @TheDailyIowan

[Anna Olson @AnnaOlson2006]

Thousands of community members march down Clinton Street for the “No Kings” protest. @TheDailyIowan #nokings #iowacity

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The Johnson County Democrats. set up a booth on Iowa Ave to get community registered to vote in the midterm election. “Students will be more involved the rest of their lives and what happens today,” said Ed Cranston, chair of JoCo Democrats. @TheDailyIowan

[Anna Olson @AnnaOlson2006]

Just arrived at the “No Kings” rally pregame, which was moved from Hubbard Park to Iowa Ave. Protesters and community members are creating and hanging up signs in preparation for the protest at 10. @TheDailyIowan

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Check that time stamp: 12:35 a.m.

They covered the hell out of the election yesterday, and woke up early for classes today.

[Anna Olson @AnnaOlson2006]

@gracebartlett0 @madelynpjohnson I love!

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First election coverage done! @AnnaOlson2006 @madelynpjohnson

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Shawn Harmsen speaks after winning the District B seat in the Nov. 4 Iowa City City Council election. @TheDailyIowan

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Bruce Teague speaks after winning an at-large seat on Nov. 4. Teague will serving his third term as an at-large councilor starting January. @TheDailyIowan

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Megan Alter speaks after winning an at-large seat on Nov. 4. Alter will serving her second term as an at-large councilor starting January. @TheDailyIowan

[Anna Olson @AnnaOlson2006]

The results are in: Bruce Teague, Megan Alter, and Shawn Harmsen will all hold their seats on the council. The local option sales tax was also approved. @TheDailyIowan

[Anna Olson @AnnaOlson2006]

Megan Alter and Bruce Teague celebrate as they see support pour in for them. Teague currently has 7,378 and Alter has 6,203. @TheDailyIowan

[Grace Bartlett @gracebartlett0]

As election results continue to roll in, Shawn Harmsen leads the District B race by a narrow margin. @TheDailyIowan