GENERAL ELECTIONNOVEMBER 4, 2008
Pct.County AgriculturalExtemnsion Tax LevyPOLITICAL PARTY STATSVOTERS
YESNODEMREP.NPEligibleVotedPercent
31-Asbury Fire5956041,0387551,0862,8791,57555%
32- Cascade City3182966992717171,68780748%
33- 4-H Building2473094663875541,40772151%
34- Holy Cross20322234820136291150656%
35- Worthington15819326918633078545958%
36- Hope Church3404466775116971,88597852%
37- Xavier Aud.1562293103003901,00054555%
38- Dyersville City16518027423538989849055%
39- Beckman School16023031030235396554657%
40- Farley City Hall2262104451793931,01757557%
41- Sherrill Fire3673858074227862,01595247%
42- Luxembourg8912313710618042326763%
43- New Vienna15217221627724173444260%
44- Bernard Fire1331002306313743027464%
45- Swiss Valley2712654993766281,50370247%
46- Key West Fire4795021,2055651,0312,8011,33948%
47- Epworth3733307582515881,59787755%
48- Peosta4814046595127361,9071,06556%
Rural Total4,9135,2009,3475,8999,59824,84413,12053%
49- Absentee6,4826,52318,180
50- Absentee126134418
Totals17,56118,23728,11213,88823,89265,89248,27073%
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Summary: “Shall the Dubuque County Agricultural Extension District be subject to an annual education tax not to exceed thirteen and one-half cents per thousand dollars of assessed valuation, to a maximum $265,500 per year beginning July 1, 2009, with an increase in the maximum of $9,000 per year in subsequent years?
Shall the Dubuque County Agricultural Extension District be subject to an annual levy for the Extension educational purposes, which shall not exceed thirteen and one-half cents per thousand dollars of assessed valuation of the taxable property within the district up to a maximum revenue limit of $265,500 beginning July 1, 2009, with an increase in the maximum revenue limit of $9,000 per year for subsequent fiscal years, pursuant to Iowa Code Section 176A.10(3)(B)?