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Election information, with links to Primary, General, City, School and
Special Elections can be found here.
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| Cedar County Auditor
400 Cedar Street
Tipton, IA 52772
563-886-3168
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CEDAR COUNTY, IOWA - MAIN ELECTION INFORMATION PAGE |
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GET
#VOTERREADY FOR ELECTIONS IN 2019
In 2019
*A voter who is pre-registered in
the precinct where the voter lives and
who votes at the polls will be required
to provide an approved form of
identification before casting a regular
ballot. A pre-registered voter who
moved to a new precinct in the county
will also be required to provide proof
of residence.
*A person who
registers on Election Day is required to
provide an approved form of
identification and proof of residence.
*Attester: A voter who cannot
provide sufficient proof of
identification and/or residence may use
an attester. An attester must be a
registered voter in the same precinct.
*Provisional Ballot: A voter who
cannot provide sufficient proof of
identification and/or residence, or
whose eligibility is in question, has
the right to cast a provisional ballot.
A voter who casts a provisional ballot
has the right to present proof of
eligibility.
*A voter ID PIN card
is only mailed to a registered voter who
does not have an Iowa Driver's License
or Iowa non-operator ID card. A
voter who needs a replacement PIN card
should contact their county auditor.
*FOR MORE INFORMATION, A VOTER
SHOULD CONTACT THEIR COUNTY AUDITOR OR
THE IOWA SECRETARY OF STATE.
Click here to visit the Secretary of State's
website and learn more about changes to
Iowa's voter identification regulations.
Cedar County
Republican Party
Velma Hubner-
Chairperson
(563) 452-1040
Cedar County
Democratic Party
Laura Twing-
Chairperson
(319) 331-6579
Cedar County Voting Precinct Map
City of Tipton Wards
West Branch 1-Federal Elections Only
Register to Vote!
Absentee Ballot
Request Forms
Please mail your completed forms to:
Cedar County Auditor's Office
400 Cedar Street
Tipton, IA 52772
*Please note: The request with your original signature needs to be sent to, and received by, our office before your ballot
may be counted*
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Your Polling Place
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Restoration of Voting Rights
For more information and to download forms
regarding
Iowa Ethics and Campaign Disclosures:
Iowa Ethics and Campaign Disclosure Board |
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| - A Primary Election is an election in which voters in a jurisdiction select candidates for a subsequent election (nominating primary). In other words, primary elections are generally when each political party decides its nominee for the upcoming general election. Primaries are common in the United States, where they trace their origin to the progressive movement. Elsewhere in the world, the nomination of candidates is usually the responsibility of political parties and does not make use of the public apparatus for holding elections. |
| - A General Election is an election in which all or most members of a given political body
are up for election. The term is usually used to refer to elections held for a nation's primary legislative body, as distinguished from by-elections and local elections. |
-Beginning in 2019, City and School Elections will be combinded. They will
occur bi-annually in odd numbers year in November. City elections are used to
elect the Mayor and Council Members for spicific cities
in Cedar County.
School elections are used to elect school board members for specific school
districts located in and adjacent to Cedar County. |
| - A Special Election is any election that is not a
regular scheduled election. The election may be called for by any taxing
authority in Cedar County,
including city councils, the county board of supervisors, school boards or by
any other governing body for any purpose authorized or required as defined by
the Code of Iowa. |
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