Campaigns & Elections
Local campaign and election news from WVIK Quad Cities NPR.
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A Scott County judge has dismissed a lawsuit that could have changed the results of a local school board race.
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Kerri Tompkins hopes to serve the county for another term.
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Democrats in Scott County caucused Monday night but didn't vote for presidential candidates.
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Republican voters at Davenport Central High School were eager to caucus Monday night.
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Former President Trump dominated in Iowa, beating his fellow Republicans by double digits.
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On December 22nd, 2023, Tracey Rivera filed a petition asking a Scott County court to order the Board of Supervisors to approve the results of a recount.
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Campaigns & ElectionsThat's because this election year, the Iowa Democratic party's contest will no longer be first in the nation.
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Chair of the Scott County Republicans, Jeanita McNulty, says the world will be watching as Iowa holds the first GOP presidential contest in 2024.
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Another GOP presidential candidate campaigned in the Quad Cities on Wednesday.
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Campaigns & ElectionsIn Tuesday's municipal and school board elections, 17% of Scott County registered voters went to the polls. The county auditor's office counted 22,188 ballots cast, compared to more than 127,000 eligible voters. These vote totals were released late Tuesday night by the Scott County Auditor and are unofficial.