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Votes at a glance: Shelby County certified primary tallies for June 2, 2026

Shelby County Board of Supervisors · June 9, 2026
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Summary

Shelby County certified precinct tallies for Democratic and Republican partisan contests from the June 2 primary; the board recorded totals for federal, state and county contests and noted 19.69% turnout. This "Votes at a glance" summary highlights certified counts for key offices.

The Shelby County Board of Supervisors, sitting as the County Board of Canvassers on June 9, 2026, read and certified precinct tally lists for partisan contests held in the June 2 primary election. The board recorded results for federal, state and county offices and accepted the canvass by motion.

Selected certified tallies from the canvass (vote totals as recorded in the county abstract): U.S. Senate — Democratic: Josh Turek 293, Zach Wahls 92 (total 345); U.S. Representative District 4 — Democratic: Dave Dawson 94, Stephanie Steiner 118, Ashley WolfTornabane 145 (total 357); Governor — Democratic: Rob Sand 381 (total 382 with scattering). U.S. Senate — Republican: Jim Carlin 357, Ashley Hinson 587 (total 948). U.S. Representative District 4 — Republican: Chris McGowan 810 (total 818). Governor — Republican: Eddie Andrews 18, Randy Feenstra 382, Zach Lahn 405, Brad Sherman 51, Adam Steen 130 (total 992).

County-level certified tallies included: County Attorney (Dem) Marcus Gross Jr. 317 (total 321); County Supervisor (Rep) Bryce Schaben 857 (total 865); County Treasurer (Rep) Carolyn Blum 871 (total 877); County Recorder (Rep) Geralyn S. Greer 873 (total 877). The canvass record lists voter turnout at 19.69% for the Primary Election. The board approved the canvass and adjourned the special session at 12:18 P.M.