Quick Guide for Voters in Clinton County

Find your polling place: iwillvote.com

VOTE EARLY AT THE CLINTON COUNTY AUDITOR’S OFFICE

OCT 16–NOV 4
MONDAY–FRIDAY: 8am–4:30pm

 

Auditor’s Office
Administration Building
1900 North 3rd St., Clinton

Remaining early voting hours at the Auditor’s Office:

Monday, November 4, 8am–4:30pm

ID REQUIRED FOR EARLY VOTING

A government issued photo ID with expiration date is required such as:

  • Iowa Driver’s License
  • Iowa Non-Operator ID
  • Iowa Voter Identification Card (with PIN)
  • U.S. Military ID or Veteran ID
  • U.S. Passport
  • Tribal ID Card/Document

Check your registration status

You can register and vote early at the same time

If your ID doesn’t show your current address, you’ll need to provide proof of your address. Examples:

  • Residential lease
  • Utility bill
  • Cell phone bill
  • Bank statement
  • Paycheck
  • Other government document

The deadline has passed for submitting an absentee ballot request. Please plan on voting in person.

RETURN YOUR BALLOT

IT’S TOO LATE TO RETURN YOUR BALLOT BY US MAIL: As of Nov 4, it is recommended to return your ballot by hand due to possible postal delays.

7amIf you still have an unmailed ballot here is what to do:

On Nov 4 do one of the following:

  • Put your ballot in the drop box near the Auditor’s Office
  • Hand the ballot to the Auditor’s Office staff
  • Ask a relative to return your ballot
  • Call the Auditor’s Office for help (563) 244-0568

On Nov 5, Election Day, do one of the following:

  • Put your ballot in the drop box near the Auditor’s Office until 8pm, Nov 5
  • Hand the ballot to the Auditor’s Office staff by 7am–8pm, Nov 5
  • Bring your unmailed ballot to your polling place. Poll workers will take that unsent ballot and then allow you to vote with a fresh ballot.  To find your polling place go to iwillvote.com

TRACK YOUR BALLOT HERE

TUESDAY,  NOVEMBER 5
7am–8pm

WHERE TO VOTE

ID is required  One of the following

  • Iowa driver’s license
  • Iowa non-operator ID
  • Iowa Voter ID card (with PIN)
  • U.S. Military ID or Veteran ID
  • U.S. Passport
  • Tribal ID Card/Document

If you have moved

If your ID doesn’t show your current address, you’ll be asked for proof of address (paper or digital) with your name, current address, valid within the last 45 days. Examples:
  • Utility bill
  • Cell phone bill
  • Bank statement
  • Paycheck

YOU CAN REGISTER AND VOTE ON ELECTION DAY

Check your registration status