Iowa
EXPLAINER: Special voter registration programs protect abuse, assault victims in Iowa, Nebraska
OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) – Victims of violent crimes in Nebraska and Iowa have several unique ways to avoid their perpetrators as they try to resume a normal life.
Iowa Secretary of State Paul D. Pate joined 6 News in the studio Thursday to talk about Iowa’s “Safe at Home” program.
Nebraska has a similar program called the “Address Confidentiality Program” or ACP.
This is how they work.
In Iowa, survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, trafficking, stalking, or assault can turn to the state and get a substitute address.
When a victim’s mail is sent to the address, it is then forwarded to their actual address which will never appear in public records.
Iowa victims can also take advantage of confidential voter registration and absentee voting.
In Nebraska, victims are eligible for a similar program if they are victims of abuse, sexual assault, or stalking when they fear for their safety. Also eligible are parents or guardians who apply on behalf of a minor or incapacitated person. Nebraska residents who have recently relocated to a place to his or her abuse (or planning to move in the near future) can also apply.
The Nebraska victims will have their new mailing address out of view from public records or third parties.
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