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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.
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Scott County supervisor candidates will participate in a bilingual forum for the first time this weekend in Davenport. Organizers said it’s part of a larger effort to keep Spanish-speakers informed during election season.
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Los habitantes de Iowa pueden votar en las elecciones primarias republicanas o demócratas de esta primavera para el Senado de los Estados Unidos y otras elecciones federales, estatales y locales.
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Iowa’s early voting period now begins 20 days before Primary Election Day. For this year's primary elections, that is Wednesday, May 18. Here’s how to vote early under the new rules.
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Los habitantes de Iowa que se registren para votar y seleccionen una afiliación partidista de republicano o demócrata podrán votar en las elecciones primarias de esta primavera.
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Iowans who register to vote and select a party affiliation of Republican or Democrat can vote in this spring's primary elections. The deadline for requesting an absentee ballot to vote by mail is Monday, May 23rd at 5 p.m.
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Iowa Democrats have expressed concern about comments one of their party’s U.S. Senate candidates made about a district court judge earlier this month.
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Election officials would have additional time to mail absentee ballots to voters under a bill that advanced Tuesday in the Iowa House of Representatives. This comes less than a year after Republican lawmakers voted to significantly cut the time allowed for voting by mail.
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IPR's Clay Masters speaks with Iowa Secretary of State Paul Pate about how Iowans can become poll workers.
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Are you concerned about the future of democracy in the United States? Experts and organizers talk about just what you can do to buttress our civic institutions and elections.