Holt County General Election Results
Member of Legislature District 40
Barry DeKay 2611
Keith Kube 1174
Lower Niobrara Natural Resources District
At Large – Vote For One
Bradley J. Mahon 188
J.J. Pritchett 192
O'Neill Public School Board Member – District 7
Vote for up to THREE
Monica Huber 1036
Aaron Troester 1032
Coby L. Welke 1143
Jeremy Zakrzewski 965
Chambers Public School Board Member – District 137
Vote for up to THREE
Tony A. Sanderson 158
Amy F. Scott 211
Brady Dexter 201
Jamie Tomjack 280
Stuart Public School Board Member – District 44
Vote for up to THREE
Eric Kohle 275
Daniel J. Kunz 86
Marvin J. Miksch 257
Jared L. Wolf 270
Summerland Public School Board Member – District 115
Vote for up to THREE
Jeremy L. Wagner 201
LuAnn Schindler 162
Scott Thiele 97
Austin Twibell 155
Mia Bergman 127
Mark Ramold 218
Atkinson City Council – Ward 1
Vote for up to THREE
Ron Krysl 325
Gary A. Lech 232
Scott Shane 331
Helen Olson 348
Mayor City of Atkinson
Vote for ONE
Joshua Ericson 332
Paul A. Corkle 157
O'Neill City Council Ward 3
Vote for ONE
Paul Asche 142
Jacob M. Carman 52
Ewing Village Board of Trustees
Vote for up to THREE
Jeremy Tuttle 72
Dustin Jorgensen 104
Kent A. Stallbaum 22
Kane Fry 107
Katie Cunningham 79
William W. Graber 39
Inman Village Board of Trustees
Vote for up to TWO
Kyle J. Campbell 27
Nicole D. Campbell 25
Michael Murray 19
Page Village Board of Trustees
Vote for up to TWO
Kurtis J. Campbell 15
Mary Jo Van Every Leichleiter 32
Mark Tyrell 33
Terry Bartak 28
Emmet Township
Vote for up to THREE
Kenneth Huston Jr. 24
David Hickey 23
Kirby Kloppenborg 38
Matt Cole 40
Paddock Township
Vote for up to THREE
Barbara D. Otto 31
Tim Mann 37
Joe Dobrovolny 22
Tom Schaaf 17
Pleasant View Township
Vote for up to THREE
Nicholas J. Schrunk 23
Connie J. Seger 23
Jay Seger 23
Gerry Bouska 27
SPECIAL ISSUE
CHAMBERS TOWNSHIP
Shall the Chambers Township be allowed to levy a property tax not to exceed 8 cents per $100 of taxable valuation in excess of the limits prescribed by law until fiscal year ending June 30, 2028, for the purposes of general township operations. This increase is necessary in order for the Township to continue to provide services at the same level as in the past without the need for annual townhall meetings to vote to exceed levy allocations by Holt County. The voters in attendance at such annual meetings have approved the 8 cent levy for the past several years.
FOR the proposal 22
AGAINST the proposal 17
CONLEY TOWNSHIP
Shall the Conley Township be allowed to levy a property tax not to exceed 8 cents per $100 of taxable valuation in excess of the limits prescribed by law until fiscal year ending June 30, 2028, for the purposes of general township operations and shall the Conley Township Board, increase its budgeted restricted funds for fiscal year 2023-24 by $22,000 which is two hundred and nineteen percent (219%) over the current year's restricted funds with the proceeds collected by such additional tax levy used for necessary general operations, road repair and maintenance. This increase is necessary in order for the Township to continue to provide services at the same level as in the past without the need for annual townhall meetings to vote to exceed levy allocations by Holt County.
FOR the proposal
AGAINST the proposal
STUART TOWNSHIP
Shall Stuart Township be allowed to levy a property tax not to exceed 8 cents per one hundred dollars of taxable valuation in excess of the limits prescribed by law until fiscal year 2027-2028 for purpose of general operations.
FOR said levy and tax 186
AGAINST said levy and tax 139
(0) COMMENTS
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