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Greene County sets no-excuse absentee voting for Oct. 31

Greene County will offer no-excuse absentee voting on Saturday, Oct. 31, giving voters an additional opportunity to cast a ballot before Election Day.

Greene County Iowa DeskOctober 31, 2026
Greene County sets no-excuse absentee voting for Oct. 31

Key takeaways

  • Greene County scheduled no-excuse absentee voting for Saturday, Oct. 31.
  • The announcement does not list voting hours.
  • The announcement does not list a voting location.
  • The session is not tied to a specific race or ballot question in the announcement.

What is scheduled

Greene County has scheduled a Saturday opportunity for no-excuse absentee voting on Oct. 31. The arrangement allows voters to cast an absentee ballot without stating a reason for voting before Election Day.

The county’s announcement identifies the date as Saturday, Oct. 31. It does not include voting hours or a location.

What voters should confirm

Voters planning to use the Saturday session should confirm the location, hours and any ballot-related instructions with Greene County before going. Those details determine when and where the service will be available.

The announcement concerns no-excuse absentee voting. It does not identify a particular race or ballot question connected to the Saturday session.

Election process

No-excuse absentee voting is an early voting option. Greene County’s Oct. 31 session gives voters a county-organized opportunity to use that option on a Saturday rather than waiting for Election Day.

Additional information about the session, including its hours and location, will be important for voters making plans. The county remains the relevant local election authority for those details.

What to watch

  • Greene County’s notice of the Saturday session’s location.
  • The county’s posted voting hours.
  • Any instructions for requesting or returning an absentee ballot.

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