VOTING ON ELECTION DAY

Find Your Precinct and Place to Vote

You will need to vote in your precinct, which is based on where you live. Click here to find your precinct and polling location. The polls will be open on November 5, 2019 from 7:00am to 8:00pm. Please remember to bring an ID (see below for list of acceptable IDs). A public measure on the Justice Center will also be on the ballot.

Polling Locations in Warren County for City and School Board Elections on November 5, 2019

  • Allen 2 & Allen 3: Family Life Center, 405 School St, Carlisle
  • Belmont & Otter/Milo: Milo City Hall, 100 Main St, Milo
  • Cumming/WDM (Warren County Only): Cumming American Legion Hall Post 562, 113 N 44th St, Cumming
  • Greenfield 1, Greenfield 1/DM85, & Greenfield 1/DM86 (City of DM Ward 4): Cross Community Church, 8383 Ridgeview Dr, Des Moines
  • Greenfield 2/Lincoln 2, Indianola 1, & Indianola 2: Warren County Administration Building, 301 N Buxton, Indianola
  • Indianola 3 & Indianola 4: Redeemer Lutheran Church, 1410 W Boston Ave, Indianola
  • Indianola 5, Indianola 6, & Lincoln 1 (Indianola WD3): Masonic Hall: 1606 Hwy 62, Indianola
  • Indianola 7 & White Oak (Indianola WD4): Indianola American Legion Hall, 105 W 1st Ave, Indianola
  • Jackson: American Legion, Iowa St, St. Mary’s
  • Jefferson: St. Paul’s Lutheran Church, 615 Iowa Ave, Martensdale
  • Liberty & White Breast: Lacona Community Hall, 104 N Washington St, Lacona
  • Norwalk 1: New Life Lutheran Church, 4380 Wakonda Dr, Norwalk
  • Norwalk 2/Greenfield 1: Norwalk Library, 1051 North Ave, Norwalk
  • Norwak 3/Linn: St. John Church, 720 Orchard Hill Dr, Norwalk
  • Norwalk 4: Norwalk United Methodist Church, 1801 Sunset Dr, Norwalk
  • Palmyra & Richland: United Presbyterian Church, 315 N Vine, Hartford
  • Squaw Creek & Virginia: Lions Hall, 503 West St, New Virginia
  • Union: Sandyville City Hall, 6645 Iowa St, Sandyville

Democratic Candidates Running for City Councils and Mayors

  • Ackworth: Richard Benge (mayor)
  • Bevington: Maxine Bussanmas (mayor), Jerry Bussanmas (Council), Jeff Bussanmas (Council), Ernie Nadler (Council)
  • Carlisle: Robert Van Ryswyk (Council)
  • Cumming: Brent Highfill (Council)
  • Des Moines: Frank Cownie (mayor), Jack Hatch (mayor), Marco Battaglia (Council at Large), Ethan Standard (Council at Large), Marlu Abarca (Council at Large), Jacquie Easley (Council at Large), Sheila Knoploh-Odole (Council at Large), Marlon Mormann (Council at Large), Carl Voss (Council at Large), Joe Gatto (Council Ward 4), Chelsea Chism-Vargas (Council Ward 4)
  • Hartford: Mark Goldsberry (Council), Harvey Blanchard (Council), Sophia Eckert (Council)
  • Lacona: Jolene Schurman (Council)
  • Martensdale: Bradley Prichard (Mayor)
  • New Virginia: Norville Huston (Mayor), Chris Truman (Council), Brian Nelson (Council)
  • Norwalk: David Lester (Council), Heather Gornick (Council)
  • Sandyville: Sandy Marie Geyer (Council), Teresa Jones (Council)
  • Spring Hill: Lawrence Anthony (Mayor)
  • West Des Moines: Ryan Crane (Council At-Large)

Democratic Candidates Running for School Boards​

  • Des Moines: Kelli Soyer (Director At-Large, ISEA recommended)
  • DMACC: Felix Gallagher (Director District #8)
  • Indianola: Sue Wilson (Director), Kevin Schlomer (Director, ISEA recommended), Donna Kreamer (Director, ISEA recommended)
  • Interstate 35: Jeremy Maske (District #1), Sara Hughes (Director at Large)
  • Martensdale-St. Mary's: Jeff Bowlin (District #3), Kelly Pearson (District #5)
  • Norwalk: Dana Schuemann (Director)
  • Pleasantville: Carol Beier (Director)
  • Southeast Warren: Dave Youmans (Director #3)

Voter ID

Beginning January 1, 2019, Iowa voters will be required to show their ID at the polls before they vote. Voters without the necessary ID will be offered a provisional ballot and can provide ID up until the time of the county canvass of votes (Monday after election day for Primary and General Elections).

You can find out more about the new Voter ID law at the Secretary of State’s FAQ page or contact the SOS directly.

Necessary ID includes:

  • Your valid Iowa Driver’s License
  • Your non-operator ID
  • Your Voter ID Card**
  • Your passport
  • Your Military ID
  • Your Veterans ID

**If you are a registered voter without a state-issued driver’s license or non-driver’s ID, you will be receiving your new Voter ID card in the mail.  Once you receive your Voter ID Card, you should sign it and put it in your purse or wallet; you will need to take it with you to vote.

If you lose or do not receive your Voter ID card, you may request a replacement from the Warren County Auditor.  

 

Voting with Disabilities

If you or a family member need special assistance to vote, you have the right to an accessible voting location, accessible voting equipment and to receive assistance in casting your ballot. You can find more information on ways you or a family member that needs assistance can vote here.

Persons with vision impairment can call 888-SOS-VOTE (888-767-8683) or email support@sos.iowa.gov to receive accessible information and services.