The event discusses policy changes and elections taking place within the state of Iowa.
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The latest in this situation
- House and gubernatorial races are competitive in Iowa.
- Paul Pate's office manages mail-in ballots and Drake University hosts a satellite voting location in Iowa.
- David Hackney campaigns to lower costs while Edwin Obras runs for office in Des Moines.
- Voting is cited as a factor encouraging new growth for small businesses in Iowa.
- Hinson faces criticism over votes that cut healthcare and food assistance.
How it started
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What happened
The event discusses policy changes and elections taking place within the state of Iowa.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Voting is cited as a factor encouraging new growth for small businesses in Iowa.Sub-event
- The discussion centers on the political viability of the current officeholders within the state of Iowa.Sub-event
- The event discusses policy changes and elections taking place within the state of Iowa, specifically regarding the use of government jets for political travel.Sub-event
- The Secretary of State office provided election guidance in Iowa.Sub-event
- Hinson's voting record is being scrutinized for its impact on healthcare policy within Iowa.Sub-event
- Chris Hagenow advocates for a constitutional amendment in Iowa.Sub-event
General discussion of policy changes and elections in Iowa.1 source
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The entities involved
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Iowa
state of the United States of America
- Josh Turek is campaigning for the U.S. Senate seat in Iowa, receiving endorsements from groups like Iowa Republicans and Matt Walsh, while facing criticism from rivals like Ashley Hinson.
- Governor Kim Reynolds relies on taxpayer relief funds while a major company, Wells Fargo, receives corporate tax cuts in Iowa.
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Dave Price
American journalist
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