2024 Election: Vote for strong public schools
State legislators are responsible for creating and shaping education policies that affect public schools within our state. This year’s November election is an opportunity to hold legislators accountable on issues such as private school vouchers, AEA cuts, and underfunding of our public schools and community colleges. Check out ISEA’s resources below to get involved in the 2024 Election taking place on Tuesday, November 5!
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2024 Election Timeline
Primary Election early voting begins
Primary Election Day
General Election early voting begins
General Election Day
RESOURCES FOR VOTING
Recommended candidates (check back this summer)
Check your voter registration status and find your polling place
Iowa absentee ballot request form
Iowa voter registration form
County auditor addresses
School board elections
Local school boards and community college trustee boards have a tremendous influence on the quality of education in your community. They determine education policy, funding distribution, professional salaries and benefits, and working conditions. Critical decisions are made at the local level and it is incumbent on the men and women who work in public education to advocate for candidates who support strong public schools.
Voting in Iowa
Iowa is a Voter ID state, make sure to bring one of the following with you to vote: Iowa driver’s license; Iowa voter identification card; Iowa non-operator ID; U.S. military ID or veteran ID; U.S. passport; or tribal ID card/document.
Check your voter registration Am I Registered?
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Elections have consequences
That's why we must elect champions of Public Education.
Whether you're a voter, an organizer or a candidate, ISEA has resources for you to play your part!
