Iolans will have to make stops at two separate polling places if they want to vote in the April 6 mayoral election and also decide on the size of the city’s next governing body.
That’s because the advisory election — in which voters will be asked if they prefer a four-, six- or eight-member city commission — cannot be included on same ballot, nor be decided on in the same location, as the one for the mayoral vote, said County Clerk and Election Officer Sherrie Reibel. As a result, the turnout for the advisory election will likely be much higher than the mayoral…
Separate polling place needed for vote
