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Johnson County (IA) Auditor's Office
@jcauditor
Office Account for the Johnson County Auditor & Commissioner of Elections View our Social Media Policy at https://t.co/rI53xiQvNR.
Oct 4, 2020 • 5 tweets • 3 min read
Who's excited for in-person absentee voting to start tomorrow?!?

We're excited to expand upon the drive-through voting model we developed for the Primary Election! Want to learn how it's going work?

Then keep reading! We have moved our drive-through voting to the bottom floor of the Health & Human Services parking ramp (855 S. Dubuque St.) to accommodate the increase in voters we are expecting.
Sep 25, 2020 • 5 tweets • 3 min read
‼️ Educational Thread Alert ‼️

Have you wondered how we make sure our voting equipment is functioning properly before an election? We test them! A lot. Here's how that process works 👇 The process starts by getting some test ballots ready! We must mark ballots in a way that produces unique, pre-determined results for each candidate in each race. For the General Election, this means that we needed to mark 55 ballots for each style, over 4,500 ballots total! Image
Aug 6, 2020 • 4 tweets • 2 min read
We're starting to get A LOT of calls about how to vote by mail, so we thought we'd share some FAQs and answers:

#1 It says I need to provide a "Four digit Voter PIN", but I don't have one. What do I do? Image Absentee FAQ #2: When do I need to get my Absentee Ballot Request Form to you? Image
Jul 2, 2020 • 6 tweets • 2 min read
The Johnson County Auditor's Office will mail every voter in the county a postage paid absentee ballot request form for the November 3 presidential election. 1/ Due to public health concerns raised from the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, we strongly encourage you to vote from home for the 11/3/20 General Election. While Election Day polls will be open, voting by mail keeps you & our pollworkers safer by limiting potential crowding. 2/
May 28, 2020 • 4 tweets • 4 min read
🛑STOP! Election info ahead!🛑

Due to construction and other unavailability, some polling places have moved for the 6/2 Primary Election. We'll be posting them in the next few tweets, so check it out!

You can also find your polling place here: gis.johnson-county.com/pollingplaces/ ImageImageImageImage ImageImageImageImage
Apr 29, 2020 • 4 tweets • 1 min read
WE NEED YOU!

We're still looking for Precinct Election Officials for the 6/2 Primary Election! PEOs are critical to the execution of our elections, and we need YOUR help in order make sure Election Day in Johnson County is safe, secure, and successful! Image PEOs get paid $15/hr and receive overtime for any time over 8 hours worked in a day. You will also receive PAID training opportunities.

Expected hours to work on Election Day are from 6AM-10PM, which means around $300 for a day's work! 💵💵
Mar 10, 2020 • 8 tweets • 2 min read
THREAD ALERT:

We're seeing some confusion about the Countywide Mailing that is hitting everybody's mailboxes right now, so we thought we'd help answer some questions you might have: Image 1. This is legit! It's part of the yearly voter reg. maintenance we must conduct. Most years we do it with the Post Office's National Change of Address program, but this year we did a Countywide Mailing to get voters a copy of their voter registration cards for 2020 elections.
Mar 3, 2020 • 4 tweets • 2 min read
If you’re looking for an example of why it’s so important to look for trusted and verified sources for election information, look no further than this Judicial Watch article about #VoterRegistrations, which is patently false. judicialwatch.org/press-releases… Judicial Watch's numbers include "Inactive"-status voters, ie voters have had mail returned to us and are on the first steps towards cancellation. If they were to show up to vote on Election Day, they would have the extra step of providing proof of ID and residency to vote.
Nov 13, 2019 • 4 tweets • 1 min read
People are asking: With the Johnson County votes counted, we are now able to report turnout by city and school district: johnson-county.com/dept_auditor_e… These totals are for Johnson County voters only. We will have a second canvass 11/19 to finalize totals for the Clear Creek Amana, Lone Tree, and Solon school districts.
Oct 24, 2019 • 4 tweets • 2 min read
We're only going to tell you 1 more time! The absentee request & pre-registration deadline is TOMORROW AT 5PM!

What does that mean? Let us tell you. (MORE) Image For mailed absentees, it's means that if we don't have your request in our hands, we can't mail you a ballot. You can still vote early at our office or at the polls on Election Day.

What about for voter registration? (MORE)
Sep 18, 2019 • 4 tweets • 1 min read
People are asking: We're getting calls about a mailing from the "Center for Voter Information." This mailing did NOT come from us. There's nothing fishy - this is a private group that is simply trying to get people registered. Center for Voter Information uses public lists and matches them against voter records to try to find people who are not registered. We don't know exactly what lists or where they get them - we do know the lists have some errors.
Aug 29, 2019 • 4 tweets • 1 min read
Filing deadline for November 5 Iowa City/University Heights city election has passed - there will NOT be an October 8 primary. Filing deadline for school board and for other cities is September 19.

List of candidates: johnson-county.com/dept_auditor_e… Iowa City candidates:

At large (vote for up to 2): Megan Alter, Laura Bergus, Janice Weiner. Incumbents Rockne Cole and Jim Throgmorton not running.

District A: incumbent Pauline Taylor unopposed.

District C: incumbent John Thomas unopposed.
Aug 15, 2019 • 4 tweets • 2 min read
🚧SLOW DOWN: Election Info Thread Ahead!🚧

Voters in Iowa City 12, Iowa City 15, Iowa City 21, Iowa City 22, and West Lucas will be voting in a different location than they did last fall. Take note:

IC12: Moving from Grant Wood Elementary to Alexander Elementary (Temporary) Image IC15: Moving from Tate High School to Kirkwood Iowa City Campus (Temporary)

IC21: Moving back to Mann Elementary permanently after being temporarily at St. Wenceslaus Church

IC22: Moving from Shimek Elementary to Parkview Church (Temporary) ImageImageImage
Aug 12, 2019 • 4 tweets • 2 min read
The filing period has now opened for #IowaCity and #UniversityHeights city office candidates for the 11/5 City & School Election! Affidavits of Candidacy and Nomination Petitions can be filed at the Auditor's Office from 7:45-5:30 Monday-Friday. Deadline 5PM on 8/29. Image Signature Requirements
Iowa City:
Iowa City City Council, At-Large: 128
Iowa City City Council, Districts A & C: 131 (signatures can be from any eligible elector of Iowa City)
Jul 25, 2019 • 6 tweets • 7 min read
FINAL Results from County Fair Mock Election! 1490 total voters and several close contests. Full results: johnson-county.com/dept_auditor_e… In the Favorite Pig contest. @peppapig wins with 216 votes, closely tailed by SpiderPig with 207. Wilbur, who was leading Sunday and Monday, is third with 198. johnson-county.com/dept_auditor_e…
Jul 24, 2019 • 4 tweets • 1 min read
As of 7:30 Tuesday a new leader in Pig Poll mock election! Peppa Pig now in the lead with 178 votes. Spider Pig at 166, Wilbur 156. Full results: johnson-county.com/dept_auditor_e… No scientific exit polling but we get the sense that youngest voters prefer Peppa, teens like Spider Pig, and older voters choose Wilbur. Voting again tomorrow through 7:30 PM.
May 28, 2019 • 5 tweets • 1 min read
It’s time to meet another Deputy! Meet Nancy, our Minutes & Publications Deputy!

Nancy has been with the #JohnsonCounty Auditor’s Office for 11 years and leads the Minutes & Publications division. Image M&P is responsible for taking minutes for Board of Supervisors meetings, publishing those minutes and other county information in newspapers throughout Johnson County, processing and presenting tobacco and alcohol permit requests to the Board for approval, and MANY more things!
May 21, 2019 • 7 tweets • 2 min read
For our second installment of Meet the Deputies, we move from our longest-serving Deputy to our most recent one: Carrie, Deputy of #Elections! Carrie has been the Deputy of Elections since February of 2015. We'll let Carrie tell you why she decided to join the Auditor's Office: Image "When I took this job, I thought it sounded interesting. I have a degree in political science as well as my JD, so politics and government has always interested me. But I had no idea how addicting elections could be!
May 16, 2019 • 5 tweets • 2 min read
Meet the Deputy: Chris, First Deputy!

Today we are highlighting Chris, First Deputy in the Johnson County Auditor’s Office. Image Chris oversees #JohnsonCounty’s payroll and accounting functions, including processing biweekly payroll for the 1,000+ County employees, paying bills, and maintaining records of spending and receipts for the County’s $125 million budget!
Nov 14, 2018 • 4 tweets • 2 min read
Absentee board met yesterday and counted additional 99 provisional, mail, and overseas ballots. Deadline to receive ballots was noon yesterday so these are the last votes we're counting. Updated results:

Summary of contested races johnson-county.com/auditor/return…

Precinct results, all races johnson-county.com/auditor/return…

Turnout johnson-county.com/auditor/return…
Nov 1, 2018 • 4 tweets • 1 min read
With just 5 days to Election Day, voters should know proper procedure for returning mailed ballots.
We encourage voters to return their ballots to directly to our office if possible, rather than mailing them. Ballots must be returned by the close of the polls at 9 PM Tuesday. Our office is open to accept mailed ballots the following hours.

Thursday 11/1 until 7 PM
Friday 11/2 7:45 to 5:30
Saturday, 11/3 8-5
Sunday, 11/4, 10-5
Monday, 11/5 7:45 to 5:30
Election Day Tuesday, November 6, until 9 PM.