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Hudson Voters Cast Ballots in General Election

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Source: The Hudson Herald

Hudson voters turned out at a higher rate than Black Hawk County overall in the Nov. 3 general election, with 1,434 of the city’s 2,116 registered voters casting ballots, representing 67.77% turnout.Countywide, 53,181 of 81,912 registered voters cast ballots, resulting in 64.92% turnout, according to official results from the Black Hawk County Auditor’s Office.County supervisor and legislative racesRepublican Jeff Frost won the Black Hawk County Board of Supervisors District 1 race, receiving 7,007 votes, or 56.65%, to Democrat Will Overstreet’s 5,357 votes, or 43.31%. District 1 includes Hudson.Democrats prevailed in the other four supervisor districts. Bill Dotzler defeated Republican Steve Simon in District 2, receiving 5,142 votes to Simon’s 4,333. Tavis Hall defeated Republican Corey Vincent Mosley in District 4, 5,133 to 2,149, while Casey Schotter defeated Republican Justin Brandt in District 5, 6,174 to 4,228.

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