VOTE EARLY AT THE AUDITOR’S OFFICE

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

Jackson County Courthouse
Auditor’s Office inside the east door
201 W. Platt Street, Maquoketa, IA
563-652-3144

Weekend hours at the Auditor’s Office:
Saturday, November 2, 8:30am–5pm

Drive-up Voting
During Early Voting times, park close to the Jackson County Courthouse, call 365-652-3144 to have staff bring a ballot to you.  You may also send someone into the Courthouse to request drive-up voting service.

IF YOU HAVE NOT YET REQUESTED AN ABSENTEE BALLOT

Since the deadline for submitting an absentee ballot request is Oct 21 at 5pm, there is very limited time remaining to request one. Please plan on voting in person.

IF YOU HAVE YOUR ABSENTEE BALLOT or ARE WAITING FOR YOUR BALLOT

Return your ballot by mail:

Return your ballot as soon as possible —it must reach the Auditor’s Office by 8pm on Nov 5.  A timely postmark is no longer enough; the ballot must be received by the deadline.

Return your ballot by hand:

• Hand the ballot to the Auditor’s Office staff at the Jackson County Auditor, 201 W. Platt Street, Maquoketa
• Ask a relative to return your ballot
• Call the Auditor’s Office for help: 563-652-3144

TRACK YOUR BALLOT HERE.
Questions? Call the Jackson County Auditor’s Office 563-652-3144

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5
7am–8pm

WHERE TO VOTE

• On Election Day, vote at your precinct polling place (not at the Auditor’s Office)

• Find your polling place using this link

ID is required such as:  One of the following

• Iowa Driver’s License
• Iowa Non-Operator ID
• Iowa Voter Identification Card (with PIN)
• Current US Military
• US Passport
• Out-of-state driver’s license–with proof of current Iowa address

Note: most Student IDs can’t be used

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