More than 430,000 Iowans have already returned absentee ballots to county auditors, but nearly 90,000 absentee ballots requested statewide are still outstanding. If you have not yet returned your absentee ballot, either “surrender” it tomorrow at the polling place (and receive a new ballot to vote like everyone else on election day), or hand-deliver a completed ballot to your county auditor’s office today or tomorrow by 9 pm.

Today is the last day for in-person early voting: all 99 county auditors’ offices are open until 5 pm.

I’ve enclosed below the latest data on absentee ballots requested and returned statewide and in each of Iowa’s four Congressional districts. All figures come from the Iowa Secretary of State’s Office. Click here for previous tables going back to September 22.

Absentee ballots requested by Iowa voters as of November 2, 2014

Congressional district	Democrats	Republicans	no-party voters	Libertarian	Iowa Green	total
IA-01	56,502	43,395	33,028	165	70	133,160
IA-02	62,211	44,474	32,791	178	104	139,758
IA-03	54,408	48,873	25,073	168	67	128,589
IA-04	40,425	53,451	24,800	108	41	118,825
statewide	213,546	190,193	115,692	619	282	520,332

Absentee ballots received by Iowa county auditors as of November 2, 2014

Congressional district	Democrats	Republicans	no-party voters	Libertarian	Iowa Green	total
IA-01	47,194	38,569	25,890	116	45	111,814
IA-02	51,709	40,156	25,332	130	83	117,410
IA-03	42,199	41,061	17,817	106	42	101,225
IA-04	34,244	47,759	19,633	78	27	101,741
statewide	175,346	167,545	88,672	430	197	432,190