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Board certifies June 2 primary results after precinct‑by‑precinct canvass; two provisional ballots rejected
Summary
Black Hawk County supervisors certified primary election results June 9 after a full precinct canvass. Clerks reported four provisional ballots (two accepted, two rejected for lack of ID) and a turnout of about 17.74 percent; the certification passed by roll call.
The Black Hawk County Board of Supervisors formally certified the results of the June 2, 2026 primary election during its June 9 meeting after county election staff completed a precinct‑by‑precinct canvass.
County election staff read precinct totals aloud and explained temporary consolidations and vote‑center arrangements used in the election. The canvass process documented the number of ballots cast in each precinct and reconciled machine totals and receipts.
Election staff reported four provisional ballots were cast; two were accepted and two were rejected because the voters did not provide required identification. The canvass recorded a total turnout figure presented in the meeting at approximately 17.74 percent.
After review and discussion, the board adopted the certification by roll call vote. The board also instructed staff to preserve canvass records and ballots as required by state retention rules and to post any required election notices.
No contested returns or vote‑count disputes were recorded during the session; clerks and board members completed the required signatures on certification paperwork before adjourning.
