The Iowa primary is coming up.
Make your plan to vote.
Tuesday, June 2.
What’s on the ballot?
On Tuesday, June 2nd, Iowans will choose their candidates for:
- U.S. Senate
- U.S. House of Representatives
- Governor
- State and Local Office
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What if I’m not registered?
Iowa allows same-day registration.
You can walk in, register, and vote in the Primary that same day.
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What if I’m not registered with a party?
To vote in the June 2 primary, you must be registered with a party. You can change your party at the polls.
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What do I need to bring?
Iowa driver’s license, non-operator ID, passport, military ID, or Voter ID card. Don’t have one? You can sign an oath at the polls and still vote.
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Can I double-check my registration?
Double-check that your voter registration status is current and your address is right.
Check my status
Iowa elections are decided by who shows up.
The Iowa Voter Project exists to make sure every Iowan who wants to vote can — without confusion, missed deadlines, or last-minute scrambles. We’re not here to tell you how to vote. We’re here to make sure you can.
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What if I’m not registered?
Iowa allows same-day registration.
You can walk in, register, and vote in the Primary that same day.
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What if I’m not registered with a party?
To vote in the June 2 primary, you must be registered with a party. You can change your party at the polls.
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What do I need to bring?
Iowa driver’s license, non-operator ID, passport, military ID, or Voter ID card. Don’t have one? You can sign an oath at the polls and still vote.
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Can I double-check my registration?
Double-check that your voter registration status is current and your address is right.
Check my status