Iowa election law…defines a voter’s residence as “the place which the person declares is the person’s home with the intent to remain there permanently or for a definite, or indefinite, or indeterminable length of time.”

In late October 2022, Miller-Meeks changed her registration from her long-time Ottumwa address to the address of the home of a state senator in LeClaire.
According to voting records from Scott County, Miller-Meeks voted in the 2022 general election in Scott County.

Just before the June 4 primary election this year, Miller-Meeks changed her registered voting address to a Davenport apartment on Jersey Ridge Road and voted in the primary election.

According to Keuh for investigation, Miller-Meeks and her husband, Curtis Meeks, have owned 33 acres of land in Ottumwa since purchasing it in March 2003 and the couple constructed their home in 2004.

The most recent property tax statement lists that Miller-Meeks and her husband received a homestead credit for the property in the past two tax periods; Miller-Meeks reported in congressional disclosure reports that she has a mortgage on her “personal residence in Ottumwa” in 2022 and 2023; and campaign contributions list her Ottumwa address as her mailing address.

Though Miller-Meeks has been registered to vote at various addresses in Scott County for nearly two years now, the facts presented above prove that her residence — the home where she lives and the primary home where she sleeps at night — is in Wapello County, Thus, she is violating Iowa voting law by remaining registered to vote and voting in a county and precinct where she does not reside.

Therefore, we are demanding resignation of Mariannette Miller-Meeks as House Representative for obviously violating ethics and potentially Iowa election law.

NOTICE:: Just IA-1 citizens can sign this petition.