Harlan Prepares for Key November General Election
As November approaches, Harlan residents prepare to make impactful choices in the upcoming general election. From national leaders to local officials, every vote counts. Don’t miss essential updates on key races, including a $55M bond for community college expansion!
Shelby County voters are gearing up for the general election on Tuesday, November 5, 2024. This election will see residents choosing their next President and Vice President, along with local and state officials, judges, and voting on important constitutional amendments.
Competitions in the state legislature include U.S. Representative District 4, where incumbent Randy Feenstra (R) faces Ryan Melton (D), and State Representative District 12, with incumbent Steven Holt (R) up against Dustin Durbin (D). The county offices offer some unopposed races, including Sheriff Neil Gross and County Auditor Taryn Knapp.
Voters will also cast ballots for four seats on the County Agricultural Extension Council, which plays a vital role in community education. Additionally, a significant $55 million bond referendum for Iowa Western Community College expansion is on the table, along with two constitutional amendments.
Auditor Mark Maxwell encourages in-person voting, noting the Auditor’s Office will be open for absentee voting until November 4. More details about the precincts and voting procedures can be found on the official county website.
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