1. Home
  2. News
  3. Early voting for November 5 General Election

Early voting for November 5 General Election

Posted by Jason on Wednesday, Sep 4, 2024

In person early voting at the Auditor's Office for the November 5, 2024 General Election begins in Johnson County on Wednesday, October 16. The Iowa City Public Library will again be a satellite host in October.

ICPL satellite location hours will be:

Saturday, October 26, 11 AM - 4 PM

Sunday, October 27, 12 PM - 5 PM

Monday, October 28 through Wednesday, October 30, 10 AM - 8 PM

Other satellite location schedules are available on the Johnson County Auditor election site under the "early voting" dropdown menu.

Identification is required for those wanting to vote absentee in-person (which includes drive-thru and satellite voting locations). A voter who moves to a different precinct in the same county where the voter is registered will be required to prove identity and residence. More information on voter ID requirements, including alternative options for those without a driver's license or non-operator's ID, is available at the Secretary of State's website.

Approved forms of ID and residency for voting in Johnson County Iowa

In-person early voting will be available at the Auditor's Office in the Johnson County Administration Building (913 S. Dubuque ST) and drive-thru at Health and Human Services Building parking ramp (855 S. Dubuque ST) on weekdays from 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM, October 16 through November 4. Evening hours will be available until 7 PM from October 28 through October 30.

There are many voting resources available on the Auditor's elections webpage including voting deadlines, sample ballots, registration resources, precinct and polling place lookup, and information answering all your questions about absentee and election day voting processes. Iowa's Restore Your Vote site has information for Iowans who have completed felony sentences to determine their voting eligibility and assist with registration. Información en español, conozca sus derechos como votante.

Categories

Events

About the Author

Jason's picture

Jason is Adult Services Coordinator. He oversees reference services offered at the Info Desk, Switchboard, Digital Media Lab, Koza Family Teen Center, and Page Station. He coordinates programming opportunities for adults and teens.

Other Posts by Jason

See more posts from Jason

Jason Recommends

  • This poison will remain

    by Fred Vargas

    MYSTERY Vargas Fred
    Mystery

    "A murder in Paris brings Commissaire Adamsberg out of the Icelandic mists of his previous investigation and unexpectedly into the region of Nîmes, where three old men have died of spider bites. The recluse has a sneaky attack, but is that enough to explain the deaths of these men, all killed by the same venom?At the National Museum of Natural History, Adamsberg meets a pensioner who tells him that two of the three octogenarians have known each other since childhood, when they lived in a local orphanage called The Mercy. There, they had belonged to a small group of violent young boys known as the "band of recluses." Adamsberg faces two obstacles: the third man killed by the same venom was not part of the "band of recluses," and the amount of spider venom necessary to kill doesn't add up.Yet after the Nîmes deaths, more members of the old band succumb to recluse bites, leading the commissaire to uncover the tragedy hidden behind the walls of the orphanage."--Publisher description.

    jpaulios's picture

    The latest in her French mystery series starring the enigmatic Commissaire Adamsberg and his odd cast of coworkers. This series is fairly slow paced, it's more about the charming characters and setting. "This Poison Will Remain" has some smaller cases being solved around a larger story of older people dying as a result of venom from recluse spider bites. There are some call backs to previous books in the series though I think you could start here without too much worry. -Jason
See more recommendations

Recent News

Add new comment