Jamestown (CSi) Jamestown voters on Tuesday, June 14, 2016, \u00a0elected three city council candidates, and four Jamestown Public School District board members in contested races, for four year terms.<\/p>\n
In the City Council races, five candidates were running for election.<\/p>\n
Jamestown voters Re-elected Steve Brubakken, and Dan Buchanan, and elected Pam Phillips<\/p>\n
Unofficial tabulations:<\/p>\n
Daniel Buchanan 1819 votes<\/strong><\/p>\n Steve Brubakken 1836 votes<\/strong><\/p>\n Pam Phillips 1463 votes<\/strong><\/p>\n Jeff Schwind 987votes<\/p>\n Phillip Wallace 995votes<\/p>\n Jamestown Public School District voters elected three city seats and one rural seat.<\/p>\n Winning the three city seats were: Roger Haut, re-elected, Diane Hanson re-elected, and elected was Jennifer (Schlosser) Schmidt<\/p>\n Unofficial tabulations:<\/p>\n Roger Haut\u00a02148 votes<\/strong><\/p>\n Diane Hanson\u00a02158 votes<\/strong><\/p>\n Jennifer (Schlenker) Schmidt 1868 votes<\/strong><\/p>\n Cyndi Wish 1380 votes<\/p>\n For the uncontested rural seat Steve Veldkamp<\/strong> received\u00a02,206\u00a0votes<\/p>\n Stutsman County Voters defeated County Measure Number One, turning down the opportunity to have the Stutsman County State\u2019s Attorney position becoming appointed instead of an elected office.<\/p>\n Yes\u00a0737 votes<\/p>\n No 3,108<\/p>\n On State Measure One, allowing corporations to own and operate hog and dairy farms of up to 640 acres in North Dakota<\/p>\n Stutsman County voters rejected it.<\/p>\n Yes 877<\/p>\n No 3,092<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Voter Turnout<\/p>\nEligible Voters: 39,442<\/h5>\n
Voted: 3,729<\/h5>\n