Election Results

The following are federal, state and local election results. Note that all results are overall and that county specific results are in parentheses. Fayette County results at the top followed Winneshiek County election results.

U.S. President:
Republican Donald Trump: (EC) 279 (P) 59,440,332 (5,591)
Democrat Hillary Clinton: (EC) 228) (P) 59,648,347 (3,666)

U.S. Senator:
Republican Chuck Grassley 923,280 (6,379)
Democrat Patty Judge 546,686 (3,044)

U.S. Representative District 1:
Republican Rod Blum 206,273 (5,825)
Democrat Monica Vernon 176,447 (3,880)

State Senate District 28:
Republican Michael Breitbach 17,442 (3,038)
Democrat Jan Heikes 10,794 (1,237)
Independent Troy Hageman 1,645 (272)

State Senate District 32:
Republican Craig Johnson 18,605 (2,715)
Democrat Brian Schoenjahn 12,408 (2,443)

State Representative District 55: 
Republican Michael Bergan 8,916 (2,730)
Democrat Pat Ritter 6,677 (1,830)

State Representative District 56
Republican Kristi Hager 7,881
Democrat Patti Ruff 6,587

State Representative District 64:
Republican Zach Schulz 5,902 (1,929)
Democrat Bruce Bearinger 8,255 (3,213)

Fayette County Board of Supervisors:
Republican Janell Bradley 5,523
Democrat Vicki Rowland 4,161
Write-ins 16

Fayette County Auditor: 
Republican Lori Moellers 8,218
Write-ins 57

Fayette County Sheriff:
Republican Marty Fisher 8,223
Write-ins: 172

County Shop (needed a 60 percent majority:
Yes 53.83% (4,701)
No 46.17% (4,032)

Winnesheik County Election Results

State Representative District 51:
Republican Jane Bloomingdale 9,380  (787)
Democrat Tim Hejhal 5,625 (426)

Board Chairman and District 4 Supervisor:
Republican (incumbent) John Logsdon (1,188)
Independent Devin Humpal (528)
Democrat John Lensch (401)

District 3 Supervisor:
Democrat (incumbent) Dean Thompson (1,111)
Republican Les Askelson (834)

District 5 Supervisor:
Democrat (incumbent) Mark Kuhn (1,074)
Republican Lonnie Pierce (1,033)

County Auditor:
Republican (incumbent) Benjamin Steines (9,027)

County Sheriff:
Republican (incumbent) Dan Marx (9,223)