Caitlin Yamada

Woodbury County Auditor Pat Gill has raised more than $46,000, while Deputy Auditor Michelle Skaff raised almost $25,0000 in campaigns for Woodbury County Auditor and Recorder.

Kamala Harris speaks at a town hall Oct. 6, 2019, at Iowa State.

SIOUX CITY -- Significant changes to the make up of the the Woodbury County Board of Supervisors is anticipated as Election Day arrives.

As featured on The ballot box at the Sergeant Bluff Community Center jammed around 4:30 p.m., causing a line of voters waiting to return their ballots to form.

Michelle Skaff has won the election for Woodbury County Auditor and Recorder Tuesday, ousting longtime Auditor Pat Gill, the last elected Democrat in the county. Voters also elected three Republicans to the county board of supervisors, keeping GOP control of all five seats on the board.

"I think it just shows that the county was ready for a change," said Michelle Skaff, the deputy auditor the past eight years, who was elected to the Woodbury County

The Woodbury County Board of Supervisors will continue to be held by Republicans, with two new individuals joining the board. Republicans Mark Nelson, David Dietrich and Kent Carper will serve with Matthew Ung and Dan Bittinger on the board in January.

Sioux City school district officials have delayed the purchase of 15 electric buses and charging stations, citing funding concerns in the aftermath of former President Donald Trump's election last week. A $5.6 million grant from the EPA's Clean School Bus Program was expected to fund the majority of the costs.

Alex Avila helping Liam Darge try on a new pair of shoes during a Restoration Church shoe giveaway at Spalding Park Elementary on Tuesday.

More than 700 Spalding Park Elementary School students received new shoes on Tuesday from Restoration Church's annual Great Shoe Giveaway. Restoration Church has provided shoes to Spalding Park students for the past three years.