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A bipartisan bill that became Iowa law this year criminalizes fertility fraud, making physicians liable for a felony and, if convicted, forced to register as a Tier III sex offender.
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Iowans returned their junior senator, Republican Joni Ernst, to Washington for a second term.
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Theresa Greenfield, the Democrat challenging Republican Senator Joni Ernst’s bid for reelection, is returning to the campaign trail this afternoon after testing negative for COVID-19.
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Iowa Public Radio’s Clay Masters has this profile of the race with just 6 days until voters must make a final decision.
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Continuing our conversations with congressional candidates, U.S. Senate Candidate Theresa Greenfield joins the program.
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Republican U.S. Sen. Joni Ernst is fighting to hang onto her senate seat in the remaining three weeks until Election Day. Democrat Theresa Greenfield is leading in most public opinion polls and thousands of Iowans have already cast their ballots early for this race, which is one of the most expensive in the country.
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Republican U.S. Sen. Joni Ernst and her Democratic challenger Theresa Greenfield squared off for the first time in a debate Monday night at Iowa PBS's studios in Johnston.
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Earlier this month, President Trump’s Coronavirus Task Force recommended to state leaders that they implement a mask mandate. Republican Sen. Joni Ernst does not think Iowa should mandate one. Ernst's Democratic challenger, Theresa Greenfield, thinks a mask mandate would be a good idea.
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IPR News is sitting down with both major party candidates in the 2020 U.S. Senate race to discuss federal response to the derecho and pandemic.
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Iowa’s Republican U.S. Sen. Joni Ernst is fighting to hang onto her seat as Democrats see it as a potential pick up in November. Her Democratic challenger, real estate executive Theresa Greenfield, is running ads attacking Ernst for not being more forceful with the Trump administration and its handling of the state’s biofuels industry.