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Gill wins Iron County Board seat, school board races decided

By Daily News staff 2 min read

Republican candidate Ian Gill won election to a partial term on the Iron County Board of Commissioners in Tuesday’s election, according to unofficial totals.

Gill collected 660 votes in District 2 to 255 for Pete Judd, who ran without party affiliation. The term runs through Dec. 31, 2028.

Preliminary totals for other contested races in Iron County follow. In Alpha, write-in totals had not yet been tallied for two declared candidates for village president.

Iron County Board of Commissioners

District 2

Ian Gill, Republican, 660

Pete Judd, No Party Affiliation, 255

Caspian

City Commission

Three seats

Matt Jacks, 204

Gary Sabol, 190

Andy Rajala, 144

Ancella Thurston, 124

Iron River Township

Trustee Partial Term

Douglas Bruster, Republican, 334

Anthony Dallavalle, No Party Affiliation, 186

Forest Park School Board

One partial term

April Anderson, 1,287

Forest Park School Board

Two six-year terms

Tammy Hendrickson, 1,280

Mike Bjork, 1,126

Christine Perry, 595

Allen Jaeger, 295

West Iron County School Board

Three seats

Maria Shamion, 2,065

Julie LaMay, 1,798

Rick Christensen, 1,646

Jill Walsh, 1,229

Mansfield Township

Road millage, 6.5 mills for five years

Yes, 78

No, 77

Alpha

Village President

Linda Mueller

Kevin Foster

Alpha Proposition A

Switch the clerk and treasurer from elected to appointed positions

Yes, 44

No, 35

Alpha Proposition B

Allow non-residents to serve as clerk and treasurer and eliminate treasurer’s term limit

Yes, 41

No, 36

Alpha Proposition C

Change the village charter to establish procedures for potential disincorporation

Yes, 50

No, 26

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