If you are eligible to vote, and just need the link to register online, you can register via the Iowa DOT on their website: Iowa Electronic Voter Registration
The ACLU of Iowa has put together a very helpful website for those with a past conviction to understand if and how they can vote. It is available at https://www.youcanvoteiowa.org/
Explanation of voting rights after discharge of supervision
A person convicted of a felony loses his or her voting rights in Iowa. However, under Executive Order 7, Governor Reynolds restored the voting rights to many Iowans immediately after discharge of their sentences.
This means that a person who completes his or her prison sentence and any probation, parole, work release, or special sentence has their voting rights restored immediately without any further action, with one exception.
Those convicted of any of the felony homicide code sections (Section 707.1 through 707.11) are not covered by Executive Order 7. Individuals convicted of one of those crimes will need to apply to the Governor for restoration of voting rights. The application can be found at the Governor’s website at governor.iowa.gov.
Information on voter registration, and an application can be found on the Secretary of State’s website at sos.iowa.gov. In Iowa, voters can also register on the day of the election at their voting location. To find your voting location and more information about election-day registration, you may use the Secretary of State’s website at sos.iowa.gov.
If you have been convicted of a felony and are unsure if you have discharged your supervision, you may contact the Iowa Department of Corrections to assist you at 515-725-5701.
You may also review the information found under our Offender Search feature, which will provide more information on criminal convictions that resulted in supervision at http://doc-search.iowa.gov/