Voter Information

The General Election is on Tuesday, November 3rd, and your vote matters!

VOTE BY MAIL

• Request an absentee ballot by October 19. Form is due in the Warren County Auditor’s office by 5 PM.
  (see the Absentee Voting Information button below)
• Ballots mailed out beginning October 14
• Return your ballot ASAP or deliver to the auditor’s office at 301 N Buxton, Indianola. It must be in the Auditor’s office by 8 PM on November 3rd.

WE ENCOURAGE EARLY IN-PERSON ABSENTEE VOTING
October 14 – November 2
M – F 8 AM – 4:30 PM
Warren County Administration Bldg
301 N Buxton, Indianola
Look for signs and enter SW doors

SATELLITE IN-PERSON ABSENTEE VOTING
Saturday, October 17
8 AM – 2 PM
Two locations:

• Carlisle Community Building
  35 Vine, Carlisle
  OR
• St. John’s Catholic Church
  720 Orchard Hills Dr, Norwalk

SATURDAY EARLY IN-PERSON VOTING
October 31
8 AM – 5 PM
Warren County Administration Building
301 N Buxton, Indianola

Any resident of Warren County eligible to vote can do so at ANY early or satellite voting location. Bring valid ID. (Mobile ID does not count as valid ID.)

ELECTION DAY VOTING
Polls are open 7 AM – 8 PM. Bring a valid ID.

• Find your polling place using the Find My Polling Place button below.

Important Date:
October 19 –

• Preregistration Deadline – after this date, you can register to vote at the polls on November 3.
  If you have any voting questions, call the Auditor’s office at 515-690-9180.

Why vote early?

• It helps our candidates—through voting records they will see you voted early and will remove your name from calling lists and will not knock on your door during get-out-the-vote efforts. By voting early you will save them precious time and money, and your phone will stop ringing!
• You’ll avoid the long lines on election day. Possibly having to stand outside in the cold and rain or snow is nothing to look forward to. Also, you won’t have to worry that your kids’ daycare center will close or that you’ll be late for work before you get to the front of the line!
• You won’t have to worry about missing out on voting if you become ill on or before election day and, therefore, won’t be able to vote.
• It is a safe and easy way to vote, and you will have peace of mind knowing that your vote is in and will count!