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City of Aurora: Mayor
Precincts reporting		100.0%
Candidate		Votes	Vote%
	Mary Hess	219	98.7%
	Write-In	3	1.4%

City of Aurora: Council Member (Elect 2)
Precincts reporting		100.0%
Candidate		Votes	Vote%
	Dave Worshek	205	49.6%
	Scott M. Smolich	201	48.7%
	Write-In	7	1.7%

City of Biwabik: Mayor
Precincts reporting		100.0%
Candidate		Votes	Vote%
	Jim Weikum	142	94.0%
	Write-In	9	6.0%

City of Biwabik: Council Member (Elect 2)
Precincts reporting		100.0%
Candidate		Votes	Vote%
	Mark D. Jackson	129	44.2%
	Roger Licari	111	38.0%
	Tammy Peterson	42	14.4%
	Write-In	10	3.4%

City of Biwabik: Council Member (2 Yr) Special Election
Precincts reporting		100.0%
Candidate		Votes	Vote%
	Jim Swearingen	142	95.3%
	Write-In	7	4.7%

City of Duluth: Council Member At Large (Elect 2)
Precincts reporting		100.0%
Candidate		Votes	Vote%
	Dan Hartman	9,322	26.2%
	James Stauber	9,045	25.5%
	Beth Olson	8,851	24.9%
	Becky Hall	8,256	23.2%
	Write-In	60	0.2%

Council Member Seat 2 (Duluth)
Precincts reporting		100.0%
Candidate		Votes	Vote%
	Patrick Boyle	2,543	78.4%
	Rob Wagner	668	20.6%
	Write-In	32	1.0%

Council Member Seat 4 (Duluth)
Precincts reporting		100.0%
Candidate		Votes	Vote%
	Kerry Gauthier	1,932	52.0%
	Gordon Grant	1,779	47.9%
	Write-In	4	0.1%

City of Duluth: City Question 1
Should the Duluth City Charter be amended to provide the Mayor the ability to appoint a communications and policy officer and a community relations officer and allow the job specifications for each position be established by City Council resolution? A "YES" vote is a vote in favor of allowing the Mayor to appoint a communications and policy officer and a community relations officer and that job specifications for those appointments will be established by City Council resolution. A "NO" vote is a vote against allowing the Mayor to appoint a communications and policy officer and a community relations officer.
Precincts reporting		100.0%
Option		Votes	Vote%
Yes		10,797	59.2%
No		7,431	40.8%

City of Duluth: City Question 2
The Duluth City Charter currently requires a city employee to take a leave of absense from city employment in order to run for any political office (except for a position on the board of education for the city of Duluth). Should the Carter be amended to required any permanent, full-time city employee to take a leave of absence from city employment only when running for the office of Mayor of the city of Duluth or city councilor for the city of Duluth but not for any other political office. A "YES" vote changes the current Charter language to require a city employee to take a leve of absence from city employment in order to run for the office of mayor of the city of Duluth but not for any other political office. A "NO" vote retains the current Charter language which requires a city employee to take a leave of absence from city emplyment in order to run for any political office except for a position on the board of education of the city of Duluth.
Precincts reporting		100.0%
Option		Votes	Vote%
No		9,069	50.1%
Yes		9,044	49.9%

Town of Prairie Lake Twp: Town Supervisor At Large
Precincts reporting		100.0%
Candidate		Votes	Vote%
	Dale Collison	0	0.0%
	Write-In	0	0.0%

Town of Prairie Lake Twp: Town Treasurer
Precincts reporting		100.0%
Candidate		Votes	Vote%
	Kathryn Jolliffe	0	0.0%
	Write-In	0	0.0%

City of Virginia: Council Member (Elect 3)
Precincts reporting		100.0%
Candidate		Votes	Vote%
	Larry Cuffe Jr	1,749	30.6%
	Louis J. Russo	1,324	23.2%
	Don H. Sipola	1,193	20.9%
	Robin Cronk	654	11.4%
	Dennis H. Lindberg	626	11.0%
	Don Larsen	156	2.7%
	Write-In	14	0.2%

Town of White Twp: Town Supervisor
Precincts reporting		100.0%
Candidate		Votes	Vote%
	John R Kangas	177	60.8%
	Craig Anttila	114	39.2%
	Write-In	0	0.0%

Floodwood Public School District: School Board Member (Elect 3)
Precincts reporting		100.0%
Candidate		Votes	Vote%
	Write-In	211	19.2%
	David Denoyer	197	18.0%
	Steven W. Hall	147	13.4%
	Michael Clark	137	12.5%
	Ben Tahja	131	11.9%
	Alison Mattila	130	11.9%
	Justin Ruzynski	115	10.5%
	Carol L. Burlison	29	2.6%

Hermantown Public School District: School District Question 1
Shall Independent School District No. 700 (Hermantown), Minnesota, be authorized to issue its general obligation bonds in an amount not to exceed $58,420,000 to provide funds for the acquisition and betterment of public school sites and facilities? BY VOTING "YES" ON THIS BALLOT QUESTION, YOU ARE VOTING FOR A PROPERTY TAX INCREASE.
Precincts reporting		100.0%
Option		Votes	Vote%
No		2,737	81.8%
Yes		609	18.2%

Duluth Public School District: School Board Member At Large (Elect 2)
Precincts reporting		100.0%
Candidate		Votes	Vote%
	Tom Kasper	11,757	31.7%
	Mary Cameron	8,960	24.1%
	Nancy Nilsen	8,308	22.4%
	Maureen Booth	7,975	21.5%
	Write-In	126	0.3%

Duluth Public School District: School Board Member District 1
Precincts reporting		100.0%
Candidate		Votes	Vote%
	Ann Wasson	2,925	53.7%
	Marcia Stromgren	2,513	46.1%
	Write-In	11	0.2%

Duluth Public School District: School Board Member District 4
Precincts reporting		100.0%
Candidate		Votes	Vote%
	Art Johnston	1,972	52.6%
	Laura Condon	1,770	47.2%
	Write-In	10	0.3%

Source: Minnesota Secretary of State

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