Iowa elections: Frequently asked questions. Who can vote in Iowa? To register to vote, a qualified voter must be: An Iowa resident, a U.S. citizen and 18 years old by Election Day.

Several of Iowa’s congressional races are expected to be competitive in 2026 — but incumbent Republicans kept their ...

Wednesday's certification votes cap off the 2024 election process and set the stage for candidates who wish to request recounts to do so by Nov. 18.

More: Your full voter guide to the 2024 election in Iowa. Pre-election vote tabulator testing is just one of the safeguards in place in Iowa's election system that ensure votes are counted accurately.

As the headlining speaker of the Republican Party of Iowa's Lincoln Dinner, Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin told a crowd of more ...

Though Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin has not said whether he is planning a run for president in 2028, he said during the Iowa ...

Iowa will kick off what will be a busy schedule of 2024 Republican primary elections, with New Hampshire’s primary election up next on Jan. 23, followed by the Nevada caucus on Feb. 8, South ...

Campaign fundraising in Iowa’s 2026 U.S. Senate election was competitive between some of the top candidates, but Sen. Joni ...

A sweeping change of Iowa's election law will get one of its first major tests this fall when Iowans go vote in city and school elections. Gov. Kim Reynolds signed the new law in March.The measure ...

The Madison County Civic Alliance has officially filed a petition to hold a special election for the county Auditor seat. The ...

ELECTION NIGHT. Polls close at 8 p.m. local time. HOW IOWA VOTES. Most Iowans vote in-person on Election Day. The state allows in-person absentee voting beginning 20 days before the election.