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While there are no statewide races or measures on the ballot for Iowa voters this month, city and school board elections and bond referendums can directly impact communities.
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Republican Secretary of State Paul Pate announced in a tweet in March that Iowa would leave ERIC. Three months later, he has not provided new information about the state’s path forward without it.
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Student loan forgiveness, access to Mifepristone, and checks and balances over voting maps are among several cases awaiting decision by the U.S. Supreme Court this June.
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Dominion Voting Systems settled its lawsuit against Fox News for $787.5 million this week.
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The decision issued Monday follows a challenge from Grimes resident Ann Gale, who alleged Whitver was still living with his family in Ankeny for several weeks after he changed the address on his voter registration to a condominium in Grimes so he could run in a new district.
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Grimes resident Ann Gale asked the Polk County auditor to cancel Senate Majority Leader Jack Whitver's voter registration, alleging that he does not live where he registered to vote and ran for office.
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A printing error meant a small township didn't get a vote in an important county supervisor race. But based on turnout, it might not have mattered in the end.
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Iowa Public Radio state government reporter Katarina Sostaric preps listeners on all they need to know before hitting the polls.
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The Iowa chapter of the League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC) is making its final pushes to bring Latino voters to the polls for the midterm elections.
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Tuesday, Nov. 8 is Election Day, the final day for Iowans to vote in the 2022 midterm elections. Polling places are open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Tuesday for in-person voting. The deadline for returning an absentee ballot is also on Tuesday.