Loomis Secures Second Term as Woodbury County Attorney
Loomis has secured a second term as Woodbury County Attorney.
Sioux City, IA, November 4, 2026 —
Democrat Thomas E. Loomis has been re-elected as the Woodbury County Attorney, securing a second term in the position. The results of the election indicate that Loomis will continue to serve the county in this capacity.
Further details regarding the election, including specific vote counts, the margin of victory, or the identity of any challengers, were not provided in the available information. The exact timeline for the commencement of the second term was also not specified.
The role of County Attorney involves the prosecution of criminal offenses within the county and providing legal counsel to county officials. This re-election means Loomis will continue to oversee these responsibilities for another term.
Information regarding specific policies Loomis intends to pursue during his second term, or any new initiatives planned for the Woodbury County Attorney’s office, was not detailed. The incumbent’s victory suggests a continuation of his previous tenure’s approach to county legal matters.
As the Woodbury County Attorney, Loomis’s responsibilities include managing the legal department, directing prosecution strategies, and advising the county government on legal issues. His re-election signifies the electorate’s decision to maintain his leadership in these critical functions.
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