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Emmet County Board certifies June 2 primary results, records 982 voters
Summary
The Emmet County Board of Supervisors adopted Resolution 26‑18 on June 9 certifying the June 2, 2026 primary election canvass under §50.24 of the Code of Iowa, reporting 982 total votes and finding no obvious clerical errors during the canvass.
The Emmet County Board of Supervisors on June 9 adopted Resolution 26‑18 certifying the results of the June 2, 2026 primary election.
Roxanne Budach, Emmet County election deputy, presented the canvass and reported a turnout of 982 voters: 801 voted at the polls on election day and 181 absentee ballots were accepted for counting; no provisional ballots were cast. The board recorded that it identified no obvious clerical errors during the canvass and adopted the certification by roll call (Schumacher—aye; Glasnapp—aye; Pluth—aye; Quastad—aye; Hansen—aye).
The resolution lists candidates by party and office as entered in the canvass. The Democratic‑party results recorded included Josh Turek for U.S. Senate and Dave Dawson for U.S. House, while Republican‑party candidates listed included Ashley Hinson for U.S. Senate and Chris McGowan for U.S. House (full candidate listings appear in the adopted certification). Auditor Heidi Goebel attested the resolution, which is filed as Resolution #26‑18 and cites the board’s canvass under §50.24 of the Code of Iowa.
Why it matters: certification completes the county’s formal review of vote totals and enables tabulation and reporting to state election officials under Iowa law. The board’s action concludes the statutory canvass process; no further county-level corrections were recorded at the meeting.
The board took the action during its regular June 9 meeting in the Emmet County Courthouse board room.
