As the nation’s largest and oldest Hispanic civil rights organization, LULAC has an incredible grassroots presence in Latino neighborhoods, along with extensive community building experience, and knowledge of critical local issues. We believe it is essential that Latino citizens are engaged in the U.S. electoral process. LULAC’s goals are: to promote civic participation and to generate on-going nonpartisan information that will encourage Latinos to vote and to vote on an informed basis. Basic civic participation is voting.
Let your voice be heard, cast your vote in every election!
1. Who can vote in Iowa?
You are eligible to vote if:
You are a U.S. citizen.
You are an Iowa Resident
You are 18 years old.
2. How to register to vote?
To find the locations where you can register to vote go to www.iowaauditors.org and click on the county you live in
You can download an application at the Secretary of State website
www.sos.iowa.gov
Fill it out carefully, sign and mail to the County Auditor’s office.
You can Register Online at
www.mymvd.iowadot.gov
You’ll need your Iowa driver’s license or non-operator’s ID and birthdate to register online
3 WAYS THAT YOU CAN VOTE
1. IN PERSON ON ELECTION DAY
You can vote in person at your polling place on Tuesday November 8.
Polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. statewide.
To find out where your polling place is contact your County Auditor or go to www.iowaauditors.org and click on the county you live in.
In Iowa you DON’T NEED ANY IDENTIFICATION at the polls if you are already registered to vote.
In Iowa you can even register to vote at the polls with proper identification. We recommend you register ahead of time to save time at the busy polls
2. EARLY VOTING
Early voting starts September 29.
You can go to your county’s Auditor office or at satellite voter locations set by the county’s Auditor and vote in person.
For that information go to www.iowaauditors.org and click on the county you live in
3. By ABSENTEE BALLOT
HOW TO VOTE BY ABSENTEE BALLOT
1. REQUEST ABSENTEE BALLOT FORM
You can get an absentee Ballot Request Form from the Secretary of State website www.sos.iowa.gov
Fill out the Absentee Ballot Request Form and mail it to your county auditor
2. FOLLOW INTRUCTIONS, SIGN AND MAIL BACK.
Then you will receive the
actual Absentee Ballot you need to follow the instructions and sign it and mail it back.
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