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Tie Votes May Force Special Elections In Two Races
Tie Votes May Force Special Elections In Two Races
Two local races ended in tie votes in Tuesday’s municipal elections, leaving the Wyaconda mayor’s race and the Clark County Ambulance District #3 races undecided.
In Wyaconda, Heather Williams and Chad Yocum each received 27 votes for mayor.
“In Wyaconda, the city board will have to decide how to proceed. They could have a run off election, or one party could step aside, or they could have a game of chance, like a coin toss,” said Clark County Clerk Leih Ann Hayden.
The Clark County Ambulance board will have the same choices, according to Hayden.
Other election results were:
City of Wayland
Mayor
Michelle Roberts-35
Lance Sonnenburg-90
Mary Woodbury-8
Alderman (Vote for 2)
Sally Fox-39
Doug Smeltser-86
Shirley Bunker-85
Village of Luray Trustees
(Vote for 2)
Ed Nye-13
Chris Moeller-13
Steven M. Buium-5
City of Alexandria
Ward 2
Ronald Gates-4
Ward 1
Tina Fox-4
James Worster, Sr.-8
City of Wyaconda
East Alderman
Tracy Russell-24
West Alderman
Lisa Ann Cochran-20
City of Kahoka
Mayor
Wayne Blum-127
West Alderman
Jerry Webber-60
East Alderman
Jeff Wood-70
Ambulance District 3
Helen Pearson-13
Tammy McDaniel Ramsey-13
Vickie LaVeck-1
Ruth Brotherton-6
Ida Ross-2
John Doe-1
Monte McAfee-1
Judith Gaston-4
Melvin Yates-1
Ambulance District 6
Ruth Brotherton-48
Vickie LeVeck-30
No ballots were cast in Clark County for the Lewis County
C-1 school board race or the Scotland County R-1 school board race
Overall, 416 of Clark County’s 3430 registered voters went to the polls last week, a low turnout of only 12.62 percent.
“A lot of people didn’t get to vote, because there was nothing for them to vote on,” said Hayden.
Clark County R-1 Schools opted out of the election because they had exactly the same number of candidates as available positions.
