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Top election, law enforcement, and cybersecurity officials said Thursday they are prepared to protect the integrity of Iowa’s election system and the safety of Iowa voters as they go to the polls.
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Auditors share how new voting laws are impacting early voters, plus more from this week's headlines.
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Iowa’s early voting period now begins 20 days before Election Day. This year, that is Wednesday, Oct. 19. Here’s how to vote early in person and by mail.
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County election officials across Iowa have been testing their vote counting machines for accuracy ahead of Election Day, when Iowans will vote on paper ballots and feed them into the tabulators that tally up the votes.
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The Woodbury County auditor is encouraging residents to vote early, as absentee ballot requests lag.
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U.S. Sen. Chuck Grassley discusses war in Ukraine, election integrity, access to abortion and contraception and more ahead of the midterm elections. Then the director of the Grinnell College National Poll breaks down the poll's findings.
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Republican Secretary of State Paul Pate and Democratic challenger Joel Miller disagreed during a Friday taping of Iowa Press on how vocal Iowa’s top election official should be in the lawmaking process and in pushing back on false election claims from prominent politicians.
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Iowans who would like to vote by mail in this year's election can request an absentee ballot starting Tuesday, August 30.
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Democratic candidate for Iowa secretary of state Joel Miller said Saturday that he is running to “make voting easy again.”
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All Things Considered host Catherine Wheeler talked to IPR’s lead political reporter Clay Masters about what to expect who is in Washington to cover the meetings.