(Radio Iowa) – Precincts around the state are open from 7 a.m. ’til 8 p.m. and Iowa law requires voters to show a photo I-D, like a driver’s license, in order to cast a ballot.
Iowans who’ve moved will have to provide proof of their new residence with a utility bill or some other document that shows their new address. There’s curbside voting for Iowans with mobility issues. Two poll workers, one from each political party, will deliver voting materials outside so the person can mark their ballot while sitting inside their vehicle.
Voters are allowed to take selfies with their ballot, with the emphasis on the word selfie. Including someone else in the picture or having someone take a picture of you with your ballot is not permitted.
