How to Vote Early in the City Election

Early voting has begun for the Nov. 5 city elections in Story County.

All residents can vote early from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday at the Story County Auditor's office in Nevada, 900 6th Street.

All Ames wards have at least one contested race: Amber Corrieri and Anne Kinzel will face off for the single at-large seat.

Gloria Betcher and Justin Dodge hope to secure the Ward 1 seat and Chris Nelson and Incumbent Victoria Szopinski are both running for the Ward 4 seat.

Mayor Ann Campbell and Incumbent Council Member Peter Orazem and newcomer Timothy L. Gartin are also on the ballot. Orazem is running for the Ward 3 seat and Gartin is running for the Ward 2 seat.

People may vote early at the Auditor's office through Nov. 4. Residents may also request an absentee ballot by filling out the “Official Iowa Absentee Ballot Request Form.” These forms are available on the Story County Website at www.storycountyiowa.gov under the Auditor and Elections link.

Ames Ballot

Ames Mayor

Ann Campbell : Mayor Says Joint Planning Important to City's Future

At-Large

Amber Corrieri: Corrieri Would Balance Business Needs with Quality of Life

Anne Kinzel: Kinzel Hopes to Attract Young Families as Council Member

Ward 1

Gloria Betcher: Gloria Betcher Announces City Council Campaign

Justin Dodge: Justin Dodge Announces City Council Campaign

Ward 2

Timothy L. Gartin

Ward 3

Peter Orazem

Ward 4

Chris Nelson: Nelson said Strengths and Traditions will Help Ames Reach…

Victoria Szopinski: Ames Council Member Announces Plans to Run for Re-Election This November

Hospital Trustee

Louis W. Banitt

Mary Kitchell

(pick two)