PRIMARY ELECTION
Absentee Ballot Request Form
Primary Election is June 2,
2020
Plymouth County Primary
Candidate's List
| OFFICE |
NAME |
PARTY |
| Auditor |
Stacey Feldman |
Republican |
| County Sup. District 2 |
Mike VanOtterloo |
Republican |
| County Sup. District 5 |
Gary Horton |
Republican |
| Sheriff |
Jeff TeBrink |
Republican |
Notice of Election and Sample Ballots
Candidate's Guide to the Primary Election
NEWS
RELEASE
AUDITOR’S OFFICE OPEN SATURDAY,
MAY 30th 2020
FOR
IN PERSON ABSENTEE VOTING
Primary Election in-person
absentee voting will be available on Saturday, May 30th
from 7:30 am to 3:30 pm in the Plymouth County Auditor’s
office on 2nd floor of the Courthouse.
Voters should use the north lower entrance into the
Courthouse on Saturday.
The secure drop box is also available in the north
lower lobby from 7:30 to 3:30 on Saturday if a voter wishes
to drop off a voted absentee ballot.
Any questions regarding Primary Election services
offered by the Auditor’s office on Saturday May 30th,
2020, may be directed to the County Auditor and Commission
of Election, Stacey Feldman at 712-546-6100.
6/02/2020 ELECTION DAY VOTING INFORMATION MEDIA
RELEASE
All
voting in Plymouth County on election day of June 2, 2020
for the Primary Election will be held from 7 am to 9 pm at
the Le Mars Convention Center at 301 12th St. SE in Le Mars.
All
voting precincts have been combined into one location this
year due to the COVID 19 pandemic. Masks are recommended to
be worn by voters and social distancing will be required.
Voters
are required to show either an Iowa Driver’s License,
non-operator ID, or 4-digit PIN number found on your Voter
Identification Card in order to vote on election day.
On
election day, if voters are not registered to vote yet, they
can complete the EDR (Election Day Registration), declare
being a registered Democrat or Republican and proceed to
vote in that party’s Primary Election in order to nominate
candidates for office to then be elected at the General
Election in November.
Voters
who are registered to vote may also change their party
affiliation on election day at the voting location prior to
voting in that party’s primary election on election day.
Unofficial election results will be made available on the IA
Secretary of State website or by going to the Plymouth
County website at
www.co.plymouth.ia.us after the election location closes
at 9:00 pm.
Any
questions regarding Primary Election services offered by the
Auditor’s office on Tuesday, June 2nd 2020 may be
directed to the County Auditor and Commission of Election,
Stacey Feldman at 712-546-6100.
Voter Information:
Iowa
League of Cities
Voters Rights and Responsibilities
Voter Registration Form
Absentee Ballot Request Form
Track Your Absentee Ballot
Federal Post Card Application
Find Your Precinct
Precinct Map
Secretary of State
Website