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.
Lawmakers to hold public hearing on a bill that would alter eligibility requirements for Iowans to qualify for food and health care assistance.
DES MOINES — The Iowa Businesses Against Trafficking initiative is one of three finalists for a national award. The program, …
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Office missed including a race on some ballots and initially miscounted absentee ballots.
State officials certify vote in 3 Iowa House districts
A bipartisan, three-member board began recounting ballots Tuesday in a Linn County race,
A bipartisan, three-member board will recount ballots cast in a Linn County statehouse race starting Tuesday.
So what comes next from state government and Iowa’s congressional delegation?
The county initially reported more absentee ballots than it received; the error was caught by state officials and the county’s results were corrected
Republicans ousted two 40-year Democratic incumbents and could have a clean sweep of statewide offices following a midterm election where the GOP further solidified its control over state government.
See what choices are on the ballot for Iowans in this midterm election. The polls are open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. today. Voters should note that closing time is an hour earlier than in previous general elections. Find your polling location at voterready.iowa.gov
Iowa Secretary of State Paul Pate said his office and law enforcement agencies are working together to ensure Iowans’ votes will be safe and counted accurately
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