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August 26, 2003 House District 30 Special Election

FINAL OFFICIAL RESULTS

PRECINCT

Total Voters

Dave Jacoby
(Dem)

Jack Young
(Rep)

W-I
Reg. Voters: 18,136
Total Voters: 2,824
Turnout: 15.57%
Early Voters: 804
% of vote cast early: 28.5%
CV01 Central

140

 115

82%

 25

18%

 0
CV02 Grant Wood AEA

312

 213

68%

 99

32%

 0
CV03 W Hills

44

 30

70%

 13

30%

 1
CV04 CV Rec

138

 104

75%

 34

25%

 0
CV05 NW Jr High

140

 100

71%

 40

29%

 0
CV06 Wickham

291

 172

59%

 119

41%

 0
IC07 West High

53

 30

57%

 23

43%

 0
IC08 Weber

246

 142

58%

 101

42%

 3
NL01 Comm Ctr

141

 84

60%

 57

40%

 0
NL02 Council Chambers

157

 92

59%

 65

41%

 0
PN Penn

280

 184

66%

 96

34%

 0
TF Tiffin Fire

71

 35

49%

 36

51%

 0
Early Voting (Abs)

804

 694

86%

 110

14%

 0
Special (7 cast; all counted) 7 6   1  

0

TOTAL

2,824

2001

71%

 819

29%

 4
Registered

18,136

Turnout

 15.57%

Candidates

Updated through filing deadline, 5 p.m. August 1.

DAVE JACOBY, Democratic Party
2308 N Ridge Dr
Coralville 52241
358-8538		 JACK YOUNG, Republican Party
1275 Deerfield Drive
Iowa City 52246
351-8867
 

District Boundaries and Maps

House District 30 is entirely within Johnson County and includes the following precincts:

  • Cities of Coralville (precincts CV01-CV06), North Liberty (precincts NL01 and NL02), Tiffin
  • Iowa City precincts 7 and 8 (all of Iowa City west of Mormon Trek Boulevard)
  • Penn Township (PN - Penn and PW - Penn West)
  • Portion of Clear Creek Township combined with North Liberty Precinct 1 (CN - Clear Creek North)

Filing Requirements and Election Date

On May 1, 2003, Rep. Dick Myers (D-Iowa City) announced his resignation from the House District 30 seat effective July 1, 2003.  A special election was required to fill the remainder of the term (through December 31, 2004).

Political party nominations are determined by a special convention of the party precinct committee members whose precincts lie within the district (Iowa Code 43.78 c).  The Republican convention was held June 9; Democrats held their convention on July 2.

Other candidates would have been able to file through the nomination by petition process (50 signatures required).  (44.4, 45.1(4))  The deadline was 5 p.m. August 1, 25 days before the election date (Iowa Code 69.12c, 44.4).

All candidates file with the Secretary of State's office.  All candidates file an affidavit of candidacy.  Party candidates file a certificate of nomination by convention; other candidates file nomination petitions.

Candidates must live in the state for 1 year, be a resident in the district for 60 days before the election day, and be at least 21 years of age (Art. III, IA Constitution).

The special election date was determined by Governor Vilsack, as specified by law (Iowa Code 69.14).

By law the election could not be combined with the September 9 school election or the October 7 Iowa City primary (if one is needed).

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