The Boone County Auditor and Commissioner of Elections administers federal, state, county, city, school and special elections held in the county. The Auditor also serves as the County Registrar of Voters.
Upcoming Election: General Election November 6, 2012
Voter Educational Presentations for Primary Election
Voter Registration
Iowa law requires that a person be a registered voter to participate in an election. There are several ways you may register – in person at the Auditor’s Office (office location & hours), through the mail, or at your polling place on election day. You also can register at driver’s license stations and public assistance agencies.
If you have questions about voter registration, you may call the Boone County Auditor’s office at 515-433-0502 or check the Secretary of State’s frequently asked questions (FAQ) page.
Where Do I Go To Vote?
For Primary and General elections, Boone County is divided into fifteen voting districts or precincts. The Secretary of State’s website has a search feature to determine your polling place. For city and school elections, your polling place may be different. That information is printed on your voter registration card, or you may call the Boone County Auditor’s office at 515-433-0502.
PRECINCT MAPS BASED ON 2010 CENSUS
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Boone County Polling Places: Primary & General Elections
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| PRECINCT |
POLLING PLACE |
| BN1 - Boone 1 |
Fairgrounds Community Bldg- Boone
1601 Industrial Park Rd
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| BN2 - Boone 2 |
DMACC - Gym Entrance
1125 Hancock Dr
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| BN3 - Boone 3 |
Page School
102 S Boone St
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| BN4 - Boone 4 and Des Moines Twp |
Ericson Public Library
702 Greene St - 2nd Floor
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| BN5 - Boone 5 |
Courthouse
201 State St |
| MD1 - Madrid 1 |
Madrid Community Room
303 S Water St |
| MD2 - Madrid 2 |
Madrid Community Room
303 S Water St |
| MD3 - Madrid 3 |
Madrid Community Room
303 S Water St |
| OG - Ogden |
Leonard Good Comm Center
114 SW 8th |
| RP1 - Rural Precinct 1(Colfax and Garden Twps; Sheldahl) |
Madrid Public Library
100 W 3rd St |
| RP2 - Rural Precinct 2 (Cass, Douglas, and Worth Twps; Luther) |
Luther Community Room
7 Luther St
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RP3 Rural Precinct 3 (Peoples & Union Twps; Berkley)
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County Shed -Berkley
262 284th St |
RP4 - Rural Precinct 4 (Amaqua, Beaver, Marcy
& Yell Twps; Beaver) |
Leonard Good Library - Ogden
208 W Mulberry St |
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RP5 - Rural Precinct 5 (Grant & Pilot Mound Twps; Fraser, Boxholm & Pilot Mound)
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Pilot Mound Community Room
508 Pilot St
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RP6 - Rural Precinct 6 (Dodge, Harrison, and
Jackson Twps)
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Fairgrounds Community Bldg - Boone
1601 Industrial Park Rd
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Voting Absentee
Voters may cast an absentee ballot in any election. A written absentee ballot request must be received from the voter for each election and each voter must sign their own request. You may fill out an official absentee request form or you may submit a written request on a piece of paper no smaller than 3x5 inches. This request must contain the following information:
• Name
• Date of Birth
• Address (this must be a street address, not a PO Box)
• Mailing address for the absentee ballot, if different from the address where you are registered
• Political Party affiliation – for Primary elections only
• Name and/or Date of election (e.g. General Election, November 6, 2012)
• Signature and date
You may vote absentee by mail, or in person at the Auditor’s Office. You may not take a ballot home with you. Iowa law requires that you either vote in the Auditor’s Office, or have the ballot sent to you by mail. If you receive your ballot by mail, you may either return the voted ballot by mail (return postage is already paid) or return it in person to the Auditor’s office. For more information on voting absentee, you may visit the Secretary of State absentee site or call the Boone County Auditor’s office at 515-433-0502.
Military and Overseas voters – absentee information
Who Represents Me?
Find your State and Federal Legislators
Voting Results
Results can be found here for recent elections after the official canvass.
Campaign Finance Information
• Iowa Ethics and Campaign Finance Disclosure Board
Would You Like to Be a Precinct Election Worker?
When there is an election in Boone County, we need people to staff the polling places. We are always looking for people who would like to have their names on a list as being interested in serving as an election worker.
Qualifications to serve are:
• Be registered to vote in Boone County
• Not be an opposed candidate or closely related to any opposed candidate on the ballot
• Have energy and stamina for a long day
• Have good reading and listening skills
• Enjoy people and service to others
• Willing to attend trainings
• Willing to accept a small payment for a BIG service
Duties of a precinct election worker include:
• Attend a training before each election
• Set up the polling place before the polls open
• Set up the voting equipment
• Check that voters are qualified to vote
• Instruct voters how to properly use the voting equipment
• Close the polling place
• Report the vote results after the polls close
• Complete paperwork and clean up polling area
To add your name to the list, send us the following information:
• Name
• Date of Birth
• Address
• Phone number
• E-mail, if available
You may mail it to Boone County Auditor – Elections, 201 State St, Boone IA 50036 or e-mail the information to bisvik@boonecounty.iowa.gov