Voters throughout Tama County went to the polls Tuesday to decide election races for a number of city and school elections.

Below are the unofficial Election Night results with all Tama County precincts reporting for the 2021 city and school elections. The totals reflect absentee votes and votes for candidates that were on the ballot.

Write-in votes have not been tallied and will be available later in the week at the earliest.

The canvas of the city and school election will occur next week Monday at 10 a.m. at the Tama County Administration Building in Toledo.

South Tama School Board, District 1 (vote for 1)

Elizabeth Dolezal – 521

Nikki Kemper Pansegrau – 365

Tessa Matherly – 115

South Tama School Board, District 4 (vote for 1)

Beth Wiese – 784

Tama City Council (vote for 2)

Brian Hanus – 212

Emily Babinat – 131

Matthew Beatty – 126

Kristi Eisentrager – 73

Randy Fairchild – 38

Toledo Mayor

Brian Sokol – 275

Toledo City Council (vote for 3)

Duane Pansegrau – 221

Cathy Cook – 194

*Write-in votes yet to be tallied for the third Toledo City Council seat

Montour Mayor

Vicky Garske – 50

Montour City Council (vote for 3)

Kelsey Staker – 53

Dave Heckman – 49

Alan Kelley – 47

Susan Eberhart – 36

Doris Walsh – 36

Chelsea Mayor

Leif Morris – 37

Craig Forcht – 16

Chelsea City Council (vote for 2)

Melissa Osipchack – 30

Amy Walters – 29

Elberon Mayor

Scott Pippert – 36

Elberon City Council (vote for 3)

Adam Glunz – 31

Judy Upah – 36

Rynonda Franzen – 29

Elberon City Council (to fill a vacancy, vote for 1)

Linn R. Snell – 2

Clutier Mayor

Gordon Fassett – 34

Clutier City Council (vote for 5)

Phillip C. Breja – 35

Sue Kupka – 32

Gary Pearson – 34

Keith Erickson – 35

DeAnn Weber – 31

Iowa Valley Community College District 6 Director (vote for 1)

Joanna Hofer – 793

Tama County Totals

Registered Voters – 9,829

Votes Cast (including absentee, in-person and write-in votes) – 2,185

Turnout Percentage – 22% turnout