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Carroll County ballot will include judge race, tax levies

Carroll County voters are scheduled to decide a judge race and tax levy questions on Nov. 3.

Carroll County Iowa DeskOctober 26, 2026
Carroll County ballot will include judge race, tax levies

Key takeaways

  • A judge race is scheduled for the Nov. 3 ballot.
  • Carroll County voters will also decide tax levies.
  • The judicial contest and levy questions are separate ballot decisions.

Carroll County voters will decide a judge race and tax levies on Nov. 3.

The election will include a contest for judge along with levy questions. The judge race and the tax measures are separate matters on the ballot, giving voters decisions about both a judicial office and local taxation.

What voters will decide

The judge race will ask voters to choose between candidates for the judicial position. The tax levy questions will ask voters to decide whether the levies should be approved.

The election date is Nov. 3. Voters should review the ballot language before voting so they can distinguish the judicial contest from the levy questions.

Ballot details

The names of the judicial candidates, the office involved and the terms of the tax levies are not stated here. Those details will appear in the official ballot information for the election.

Your Ohio News reported that Carroll County voters will decide the judge race and tax levies on Nov. 3.

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