January 20, 2026
Black Hawk County will elect members of the Board of Supervisors by district beginning in 2026, following changes enacted in Senate File 75, which was passed by the Iowa Legislature in 2025.
Under Senate File 75, Black Hawk County will no longer elect supervisors at large. Instead, voters will elect one supervisor from each of five districts. All five supervisor seats will be on the ballot for the 2026 primary and general elections.
Pursuant to Iowa Code 39.26, candidates must reside in the district they seek to represent by Primary Election Day, June 2, 2026. Voters will only vote for the supervisor candidate running in their own district.
Pursuant to Iowa Code 331.208, initial term lengths were determined by a random drawing conducted by the Black Hawk County Auditor. The resulting term lengths are as follows:
The Iowa Legislative Services Agency prepared the district map. The map was approved by the Board of Supervisors on Dec. 15, 2025. The Iowa Secretary of State granted final approval on December 29, 2025.
More information on the supervisor districts can be found at https://blackhawkcountyelections.iowa.gov/page/supervisordistricts/
January 22, 2026
The Waterloo City Council has called a special election to fill a vacancy on the Waterloo City Council representing Ward 2, created when former Councilmember Dave Boesen was elected Mayor in December 2025.December 5, 2025
June 6, 2024
Following a successful electoral process, Black Hawk County officials are reaffirming their commitment to transparency and accuracy in elections by announcing the results of the statutory post-election audit. This audit displays the county's dedication to upholding the integrity of the democratic process.November 17, 2023
Black Hawk County on Thursday, November 9 conducted its required post-election audit of a voting precinct following the November 7, City/School Election. The audit resulted in a perfect match.October 25, 2021
The 2021 Iowa General Assembly passed significant changes in election law, including a reduction in the time during which to vote by mail and in person.
