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Early voting will be available in Woodbury County in 6 places, including 3 colleges

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Four people are shown using the early option to cast a ballot at a Woodbury County satellite voting site at Western Iowa Tech Community College in Sioux City, Iowa, on October 23, 2024. (Bret Hayworth, Siouxland Public Media News)
Four people are shown using the early option to cast a ballot at a Woodbury County satellite voting site at Western Iowa Tech Community College in Sioux City, Iowa, on October 23, 2024. (Bret Hayworth, Siouxland Public Media News)

The Woodbury County Auditor’s Office has announced key timeline details about the upcoming November 3 election, including options for early in-person voting.

Woodbury County voters can cast in-person ballots at five locations, including at three Sioux City colleges.

The early options with the most days are at the auditor’s office in the Woodbury County Courthouse and also at the Long Lines Family Rec Center in downtown Sioux City, from October 14 to November 2. There will also be extra days to vote at those sites on the Saturdays in late October.

For the colleges, early voting will be at Briar Cliff University on October 19, at Western Iowa Tech Community College on October 20 and 21, and at Morningside University on October 22. Early voting will also take place on October 26 at Shepherd of Peace Church in Sergeant Bluff.

There are two timelines ahead on October 19, as the last day to pre-register to vote, and also the Last day to submit an absentee ballot request form to receive a ballot by mail.

The November election has a host of county, state legislature, federal, and statewide contests such as governor in all three Siouxland states.

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Stickers are shown at a Sioux City voting precinct on October 7, 2025. (Bret Hayworth, Siouxland Public Media News)

Bret Hayworth is a native of Northwest Iowa and graduate of the University of Northern Iowa with nearly 30 years working as an award-winning journalist. He enjoys conversing with people to tell the stories about Siouxland that inform, entertain, and expand the mind, both daily in SPM newscasts and on the weekly show What's The Frequency.
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