Welcome to the Wapello County Elections Website.

The Auditor’s Office is responsible for every aspect of conducting an election from voter registration to the final count of the votes. This site is designed to be a resource for residents looking to learn how to vote, find their elected officials, learn about becoming a candidate, or find past or upcoming election information.

Upcoming & Recent Elections

Oct
5
Primary Election 2021 Primary Election
Results Sample Ballot(s)
Mar
2
Special Election - Cardinal, EBF and Ottumwa School Districts Special Election
Results Sample Ballot(s)
Jan
26
Special Election - State Senate District 41 Special Election
Results Sample Ballot(s)

News

Election Law Changes for Iowa Voters

September 16, 2021

Auditor Kelly Spurgeon encourages voters to check their mail for absentee ballot request form
All News

FAQ

Q.

Can someone else return my absentee ballot for me?

A.

The only people who may return a ballot for a voter are:

  • someone living in the voter’s household
  • an immediate family member
  • a special precinct election official delivering a ballot for health care residents
  • a delivery agent, in the case of a voter unable to return a ballot due to blindness or other disability
Q.

I can't get out of my car; can someone bring me a ballot to vote from there?

A.

Yes. If you are unable to go inside the polling place a team of election workers will be sent out to your car to help you vote.

All Frequently Asked Questions

Wapello County Voter Registration

Updated October 13, 2021
Democratic
7,644
No Party
7,308
Republican
6,487
Other
166
Total Registered Voters: 21,605
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