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Des Moines County conducts second administrative ballot recount

The recount included four additional ballots cast at three Des Moines County precincts.

Three Iowa counties to conduct recounts as election 2022 wraps up

Three Iowa counties are preparing to conduct recounts Thursday that are expected to change few vote totals overall.

Will Republicans make a clean sweep of statewide offices in Iowa? Auditor's race still close with vo

Republicans ousted two 40-year Democratic incumbents and could have a clean sweep of statewide offices following a midterm election where the GOP further solidified its control over state government.

Des Moines County Auditor Terri Johnson to retire Dec. 31

After nearly 29 years with the county, Des Moines County Auditor Terri Johnson will retire at the end of the year.

Bird scooters will provide free ride to vote in Burlington on Tuesday

Burlington residents who do not have a way to get to the polls Tuesday will be able to get a free one-way ride to the polls through Bird Scooters.

Goodwin's resignation means no senate election for Des Moines county

With the resignation of Tim Goodwin from the Iowa Senate, Jeff Reichman will serve as the state senator for the southern half of Des Moines county.

Burlington's new electoral map includes eight precincts

Based on the new map, Burlington will have eight voting precincts with lines drawn along well-known roads. The city now has nine precincts.

Des Moines County Supervisors will canvass early

Southeast Iowa auditors struggle to make sense of elections bill

Southeast Iowa auditors struggle to make sense of elections bill The Hawk Eye A bill sitting on Gov. Kim Reynolds desk leaves southeast Iowa county auditors asking one question — why changes Iowa's election laws? The bill, formally known as Senate File 413, includes sweeping changes to Iowa's election laws regarding how elections must be conducted. "There's checks and balances in the system we have now," Des Moines County Auditor Terri Johnson told The Hawk Eye Thursday. "Some people just don't understand the system and what we do." According to Johnson, people throughout the state familiar with elections urged the Legislature during hearings on the bill not to pass it, though at least one person also testified she thought she had heard someone being able to vote twice, once in person and once by mail. Johnson, however, said what more likely happened is the person had turned in their mail-in ballot to election workers to be able to vote in person.

Glendening, McCampbell sworn in as supervisors wrap up 2020

Bob Saar for The Hawk Eye The Des Moines County Board of Supervisors had a full house when other DMC elected officials joined members of other boards and committees in the public meeting room at the Des Moines County Courthouse on Tuesday, Dec. 29. The meeting was live-streamed on youTube and on the County website. Supervisors Thomas Broeker, chair, and Bob Beck and Jim Cary welcomed sheriff-elect Kevin Glendening and Supervisor-elect Shane McCampbell, who were sworn in after the regular meeting. COVID-19 update Des Moines County Public Health Administrator Christa Poggemiller gave the newest numbers: seven-day total new cases were 86 for an 8% infection rate; 14-day total new cases were 150 for an 11% rate. There have been 3,458 cases of COVID-19 in Des Moines County since February.