(Des Moines) Voters in Iowa who had to use a provisional ballot to vote in the general election have until today to make their vote count. More than two thousand names were on a list of potential non-citizens following an audit by the Iowa Secretary of State’s Office. Eligible citizens listed who did vote with a provisional ballot will have to bring proof of citizenship to their county auditor’s office to make their vote count. According to some news sources on Monday, most races have already been decided in Iowa, although the District 1 race was still open.
Some Iowa Voters Need to Verify Citizenship
Nov 12, 2024 | 6:11 AM
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