2025 City School Election (November 4, 2025) - Elections

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2025 City School Election

November 4, 2025

City/School Election

School and City Elections are combined and held in November of odd-numbered years. A City election is used to elect the Mayor and Council Members and any other elected city officials. A School Election is an election to select School Board members within the district.

Registration Deadline- Voters who want their names to appear on the election registers on election day should preregister to vote by 5 p.m. October 20th. Visit the Secretary of State Website to register to vote by the deadline. https://sos.iowa.gov/elections/voterinformation/voterregistration.html or visit the Auditor/Recorder Office during business hours. Absentee Voting- Beginning August 26, 2025, voters may request an Absentee Ballot for the City/School Election on November 4, 2025 by filling out the “Official Iowa Absentee Ballot Request Form”. They are available at the Marshall County Auditor/Recorder’s Office, Election Center or the Marshall County website at https://elections.marshallcountyia.gov/. To request an absentee ballot by mail, you will need to complete the absentee ballot request form and return to our office by Monday, October 20th @ 5 PM. Ballots will be mailed beginning October 15th. In-person absentee voting for the City/School Election will begin on October 15th at the Marshall County Election Center, 107 S 1st Ave. In-Person absentee voting will be through Monday, November 3rd between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. ID is required.

Marshall County will be using the General Election polling places.

Precinct Name	City	School Districts included in precincts	Polling Place
Liscomb Community Building	Liscomb City and Albion City	BCLUW, GMG, Marshalltown School, West Marshall School & IVCCD	114 Main St. Liscomb
Melbourne Rec Center	Melbourne City and Rhodes City	Baxter, Collins-Maxwell, East Marshall School, Marshalltown School, and West Marshall School, DMACC & IVCCD	613 Main St. Melbourne
Legrand Comm. Bldg.	Legrand City, Ferguson City & Gilman City	East Marshall School and Marshalltown School & IVCCD	206 N. Vine St. Legrand
IVCCD Admin Building	Laurel City and Haverhill City	East Marshall School, Marshalltown School & IVCCD	3702 S Center St Marshalltown
Orphan Grain Train	Clemons City & St. Anthony City	BCLUW School, Eldora-New Providence School, Colo-Nesco School, Marshalltown School and West Marshall School, DMACC & IVCCD	302 Bevins St. Clemons
Green Mountain Community Park Building	No city	BCLUW, GMG School, Gladbrook-Reinbeck School, East Marshall School, Marshalltown School & IVCCD	111 Woolston St. Green Mountain
Public Library	Marshalltown City Ward 1	Marshalltown School & IVCCD	105 W. Boone St. Marshalltown
Iowa Veterans Home	Marshalltown City Ward 2	Marshalltown School & IVCCD	1301 Summit St. Marshalltown (Malloy Hall LRC-Use West Drive)
Our Savior Lutheran Church	Marshalltown City Ward 3	Marshalltown School & IVCCD	3001 S 6th St. Marshalltown
Redeemer Lutheran Church	Marshalltown City Ward 4	Marshalltown School, East Marshall School and IVCCD	1600 S. Center St. Marshalltown
State Center City Hall	State Center City	West Marshall School & IVCCD	118 E. Main St. State Center

PLEASE NOTE THE CHANGE IN POLLING PLACE FOR THE FOLLOWING PRECINCT:

Marshalltown City Ward 3 – Our Savior Lutheran Church, 3001 S 6th Street, Marshalltown has been established as the new polling location for all residents in the City of Marshalltown Ward 3. This replaces Marshalltown Arts & Civic Center

VOTER ACCESSIBLITY

Any voter who is physically unable to enter a polling place has the right to vote in the voter’s vehicle. For further information, please contact the Marshall County Auditor’s office at (641)754-6302 or by e-mail at election@marshallcountyia.gov For TTY access, dial 711 + 641-754-6302

All voting sites are fully accessible to persons with physical disabilities. Each polling place has a voter assist ballot marking device which allows persons with disabilities to vote independently. Voters may also choose another person to assist them to vote, except their employer, employer’s agent, or an officer or agent of the voter’s union.

Voters will see public measures, city, school, and college races on their ballots.

Results Available on Election Night

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