It’s Election Day, and voters across Iowa are headed to the polls. This year’s ballot include a mix of city and school elections, alongside several ballot initiatives in certain areas. School board candidates successfully elected today will start their terms this fall, and city candidates will begin in early 2026.

Iowans across the state went to the polls to vote in local races. Follow us for live updates and results as the polls are now closed.

Millions of dollars are on the line in Charles City on Tuesday night as voters decide whether or not to pass a $30 million referendum for Charles City Community Schools.

Voters are required to bring an acceptable form of identification, such as an Iowa driver’s license, passport, military or veterans ID, tribal ID, or a voter ID PIN card.

DES MOINES — Ohio Republican U.S. Rep. Jim Jordan has endorsed Joe Mitchell in a competitive Eastern Iowa congressional campaign.

157 city and school races went without a single candidate on the ballot, forcing write-ins as auditors juggled missed filings and waning participation.

JOHNSON COUNTY, Iowa (KCRG) - Polls across Iowa are open until 8 p.m. Tuesday as voters cast ballots for city and school elections. The ballot includes mayoral races, city council and school board elections, and bond referendums.

Republican Lucas Loftin is launching his campaign for Iowa Senate District 16 ahead of the December 30 special election.

Voters in Iowa will head to the polls for a city and school election and voters in Missouri will participate in a bond election.