The Grimes voter guide: how to vote, what is on your ballot, and who represents you.
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Know what is on the ballot, then how it turned out
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The 2026 general election
Tuesday, Nov 3, 2026: federal, state, and county offices, polls 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Grimes is split between Polk and Dallas counties, so some of your ballot depends on which side you live on. You vote through your county of residence.
Sources: Iowa Secretary of State; Polk County Auditor; Dallas County Auditor. The Grimes Brief is an independent local publication and does not endorse candidates or parties.
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