Emmet County, Iowa
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Emmet County, Iowa
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November 3, 2009 City Election
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Emmet County Auditor Courthouse 609 First Avenue North Estherville, IA 51334 712-362-4261 712-362-7454 (fax)
Emmet County Auditor Michele Erickson
Assistant Auditor Colleen Miller
Assistant Auditor Colleen Anderson
Assistant Auditor Barb Bohm
The County Auditor has a variety of functions and duties. The main functions are:
The Office of County Auditor was created in 1870 as part of a revamping of county government. The duties of the office covered areas that had previously been given to the County Judge in 1851, in the first Code of Iowa, and then to the Clerk of Court in 1861, with the formation of the Board of Supervisors. The State legislature added the duties of Commissioner of Elections in the early 1970's.
The County Auditor is an elected position, with a term of four years.
For more information about Iowa County Auditors visit the Iowa State Association of County Auditors website at http://dev.iowai.org/auditors_ISACA/index.html . There you will find detailed information about elections, real estate, and much more.
A citizen may register to vote at the Auditor's office. For a registration form you may visit:
www.sos.state.ia.us/elections/voterreg/reg_to_vote.html
A registered voter may vote an absentee ballot at the Auditor's office, or may request that one be mailed to you by filling out an Official Absentee Ballot Request form. You can get this official form by contacting the Auditor's Office or by clicking here.
For campaign committees and candidates who file personal financial disclosure statements, please click on Iowa Ethics & Campaign Disclosure Board to fill out and submit reports from your computer.
To run for an elected office you may get your affidavits of candidacy and nomination papers by either stopping in to our office or by visiting the Iowa Secretary of State's website: http://www.sos.state.ia.us/elections/index.html
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Last modified: 11/12/09 |
