Iowa Secretary of State Paul Pate

It’s a long day for Iowa’s dedicated poll workers! Make sure to thank them for keeping our elections safe, smooth, and secure!

As you head to the polls today to cast your vote, have confidence in what to expect as you walk in the door. For a behind-the-scenes look into what an Iowa polling place experience is like, view our interactive video explaining every step of the process!

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It’s Primary Election Day, and polls are OPEN! Polls across the state are open from 7:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.

Visit voterready.iowa.gov to to vote today and make your voice heard!

Attention Iowa Voters! Don't forget your ID when heading to the polls today! Election officials will ask for it, as it's required by law.

Let's ensure every eligible Iowan can exercise their right to vote!

Making a plan to vote on Election Day starts with knowing where you’re going.

Find your polling place ahead of time so you’re ready when it’s time to cast your ballot.

Visit voterready.iowa.gov to find yours today.

Governor Kim Reynolds signed the Stop Fraud Act into law, creating new tools to help protect Iowa residents and businesses from fraud.

As Iowa's business portal, we're proud to support efforts that strengthen the integrity of Iowa's business filing system and help prevent Iowa residences from being used as fictitious business addresses.

Thank you to the Better Business Bureau, Iowa Bankers Association, Iowa Association of Business and Industry (ABI), NFIB, Iowa Department of Transportation, members of the Legislature, and bill champions Representative Holt, Representative Lawler, Senator Westrich, Majority Leader Klimesh, and Governor Reynolds for helping make this effort possible.

Iowans, Primary Election Day is TOMORROW, June 2! There is still plenty of time to to vote.

Visit voterready.iowa.gov to learn more.

Check out the voter registration totals for the state of Iowa, as of June 1, 2026.

Iowa's Primary Election is tomorrow, June 2. Check your voter registration status and to vote at voterready.iowa.gov.

Voters in Iowa have the right to make their voice heard with the power of their vote. In our state, each and every voter has the opportunity to request assistance while voting.

This can be done in a variety of ways. A prime example is the ability to use an accessible ballot marking device in each and every polling place. Curbside voting is available on Election Day and at the county auditor’s office during in-person absentee voting.

For more information regarding these methods of voting, contact your county auditor or visit sos.iowa.gov/disabilities.