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Elections & Voting

A guide for finding information on voting in Iowa, and for researching election issues.

ELECTIONS & VOTING

Who Represents Me?

Who Represents Me?
Can I Vote?
Nonpartisan web site created by state election officials to help eligible voters figure out how and where to go vote.
2020 How to Vote - New York Times
Vote.gov
Vote.org

Voting FAQ

Am I Eligible to Vote?

If you are a U.S. Citizen and over the age of 18, you can vote! You just need to register if you have not before.

I'm not registered to vote yet. How do I register?

Information about how to register to vote in Dubuque County is available here.

I forgot if I am already registered. How do I check?

You can check your registration status in Iowa here.

I'm registered to vote in Dubuque, but will be in Cedar Rapids all day. Can I just vote in Cedar Rapids?

No. You must vote at your own polling place where you are registered. For Dubuque County, check this Polling Locator.

More Iowa Voter Resources

Iowa Absentee Voting Info
Any registered voter in Iowa may vote by absentee ballot. It is not necessary to give a reason for voting absentee.
Iowa Polling Place Locator
Find out where your polling place is for Iowa using your address and zip code.
Iowa Voter Registration Information
Iowa Election Results & Statistics
Includes recent and historical data on elections results in Iowa.

Last Updated: Oct 11, 2020 7:31 PM
URL: https://library.loras.edu/voting
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