Mariannette Miller-Meeks Changes Voting Address Back to Ottumwa Home

REMINDER: Mariannette Miller-Meeks Caught Moving Outside IA-01 After Facing Ethics Complaint, Lying to Voters About Residency

After lying to voters for months, new reporting from the end of last week reveals that Mariannette Miller-Meeks has quietly “changed her voter registration back to her Ottumwa home” *outside the district* after repeatedly insisting that she lived in IA-01. Last year, Miller-Meeks faced an ethics complaint from a Le Claire voter for registering to vote in Scott County at an apartment complex owned by wealthy campaign donor and political operative…

Mariannette Miller-Meeks changes voting address back to Ottumwa home

Opponents questioned whether she actually lived where she was voting, citing tax records and Miller-Meeks' own campaign forms that indicate her primary address was in Wapello County.

Pautsch Calls Out Miller-Meeks’ Misleading Residency Claims

Congressional candidate David Pautsch criticized Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks on Monday for quietly changing her voter registration back to Ottumwa after years of claiming residency in Scott County. “Iowans deserve honesty from their elected officials,” Pautsch said. Since 2022, Rep. Miller-Meeks registered in Scott County while continuing to reside in Ottumwa. Now, after misleading voters for more than three years, she has switched back, outsi…

Mariannette Miller-Meeks changes voter registration back to Ottumwa

Hunter 12/15/25 US Representative Mariannette Miller-Meeks has changed her voter registration from Scott County back to her Ottumwa home. The Gazette reports Miller-Meeks was first elected to Congress in 2020, representing a district that included her home in Wapello County.  During redistricting after the 2020 Census, Ottumwa became part of the 3rd district, while much of Miller-Meeks’ former district became part of the new 1st district. She to…