Old School Voting - Voting on the Day of the Election

I am totally old school about voting.  I like to vote on the day of the election and say hey to all my neighbors.  However my election location, the old school of Longfellow, is undergoing a remodeling and having a much needed addition built. (Happy 100th birthday, Longfellow Elementary!)  So what to do?  The answer to my question can be easily found at the polling places section Johnson County Autitor's website or by calling the Auditor's Office at 319-356-6004.  My favorite tool at the website is the easy-to-use find your polling place option.  Just pop in your address and it returns all the information you need to know about where to vote, but it also lists your precinct number, the location of your polling site, the hours it is open, a sample ballot and the elected officials in your precinct.

If you have questions about voter's registration, click on the link to voter's registration.   And you can register to vote on the day of an election, but you must have identification with you and proof of residence.  The Iowa Secretary of State's election day registration page outlines just what you need to bring with you to register on election day.

If you are looking for candidate information the Iowa City Press Citizen, the Gazette and the Daily Iowan all have links to each person's website as well as their editorial endorsements.