Articles Tagged: Iowa Secretary of State

The polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Meantime, a year later Iowa has not replaced an interstate compact for comparing voter registration lists across states.

See who’s on the ballot, where and how you can vote

I remember a comment a voter once made as he handed me his driver’s license at the polling place where …

Last week was “funnel week” at the Iowa Statehouse — the deadline for legislation to pass out of committee in …

Also, Iowa Youth Poll shows strong support for Trump

Secretary of State Paul Pate is imploring state lawmakers to pass legislation that would streamline the state’s recount process after inconsistencies were found during the 2020 recount of a historically close congressional election

Also, some Iowans will get Google refunds

Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird is leading a group of states in a court brief in a lawsuit challenging a Massachusetts law that limits the sale and transport of pork and other animal products in the state unless they’re raised in humane ways.

Also, presidential straw poll returns to Iowa State Fair

Browse or search the table to view the list of active area business entities that registered between January 1, 2023 and June 30, 2023.

The biggest threat facing U.S. elections is not voter fraud, but disinformation and misinformation undermining the public’s perception of voting security, a top U.S. election official said.

An Iowa judge has blocked the state from attempting to prevent election officials from offering non-English voting materials to the public. A 15-year-old injunction barred the Iowa Secretary of State from providing voter registration forms in any language other than English.

Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird announced Thursday that Iowa will receive more than $1 million for 35,000 Iowans who unnecessarily paid for tax services from TurboTax.

More than a quarter of Iowa’s roughly 2.2 million registered voters have been moved to “inactive” status, according to the Iowa Secretary of State’s Office. Inactive individuals still are registered to vote and can participate in elections between now and the November 2026 general election. If they do not, their voter registration would be canceled after the November 2026 election and they would have to re-register to vote in the state.