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Johnson County residents turned out to vote during Tuesday’s General Election, with no real surprises happening in the results.
In the federal races, voters chose Harriet Hageman for US Senator and Chuck Gray for US Representative.
In the state races, voters chose Eric Barlow for governor, Robert Short for secretary of state, Kristi Racines for state auditor, Curt Meier for state treasurer, and Steve Harshman for superintendent of public instruction.
For state representative for house district 40, voters chose Marilyn Connoly.
For offices in Johnson County, Bill Novotny and Jeff Shelley were selected for county commission, Shawn Sullivan for coroner, Tucker Ruby for county attorney, Adrian Keeler for sheriff, Becky Rodriguez for county clerk, Brittnee Borgialli for treasurer, Stephen Esponda for assessor, and Paige Rhoads for clerk of district court.
In the non-partisan offices, Shane Schrader retained his seat as Mayor of Buffalo, and Myra Camino and Craig Rucki were elected to the city council.
Bryan Bergstreser, Casey Curtright, Regg Hagge, and Travis Pearson were elected to serve on the Johnson County School Board.
In the Ballot Propositions, Proposition Number One, the Property Tax Exemption was voted down.
And the One Percent Specific Purpose Sales and Use Tax, voters approved Proposition 1, for the reconstruction of roads in Southern Johnson County.
For Proposition 2, for reconstruction of Burritt Street in Buffalo, voters approved the proposition.
And on Proposition 3, for reconstruction of portions of Rock Creek and Johnson Creek Roads, voters voted against.
Finally, voters decided to re-approve the mill levy for the Senior Citizen Service District.
Results will be posted on the county’s website.
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Last modified: November 4, 2026