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Author Archives: Trish Nelson
How To Decide What Judges To Vote For
Most voters do not encounter judges in their day to day life. So when November comes and it’s time to vote, what to do about the judges up for retention on the ballot? Maybe you’ve never even heard their names. … Continue reading
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Tagged 2018 Voting, Judicial Performance Review, Judicial retention in Iowa
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Fred Hubbell Discusses Mental Health Care In Iowa
Vote for Fred! If you haven’t voted yet, click here to find your precinct polling place. You can avoid lines and stress by voting early at your local county auditor’s office.
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Tagged 2018 Iowa governor's race, Fred Hubbell, Iowa Democrats, Iowa mental health care
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Republicans Must Go
And now a word from the Iowa Senate Democrats
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Tagged evil GOP, Iowa GOP, Iowa Legislature, Iowa Senate Democrats
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Farmers Are Worried About Climate Change
theguardian.com Research forecasts Iowa corn yields could drop in half within the next half-century thanks to extreme weather – yet it’s not part of the political conversation by Art Cullen Farmers around here are itching to go after that amber … Continue reading
Posted in Blog for Iowa, Climate Change
Tagged Art Cullen, climate change in iowa, Iowa agriculture, Iowa farmers, Storm Lake Iowa
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Malcolm Nance: Democrats Must Vote Or This Could Be The Last Free Election
Get Malcolm’s new book, “The Plot to Destroy Democracy” https://amzn.to/2s6CWDU Subscribe to the daily Stephcast and the Happy Hour podcast here
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Tagged Blue wave 2018, Democrats 2018, Malcolm Nance, Mid term Election 2018, v, Voting 2018
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Money Money Money Money
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Republicans Using Single Party Control To Advance Ideological Causes
Urgent action alert from Democratic senator Rob Hogg. Please read this message below and share. We can turn this around. We can work together for all Iowans, un-do the damage, and build a better future for our state. Senator Rob … Continue reading
Second And Final Blum-Finkenauer Debate Tonight
State Representative Abby Finkenauer (D-Dubuque) and Iowa 1st District Republican congressman Rod Blum (R-Dubuque) will debate for the second and final time Tuesday at 6 pm. The debate will be carried live on CBS2 and on NewsTalk1540 KXEL from 6-7 … Continue reading
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Tagged Abby Finkenauer, Cardboard Rod Blum, first district Iowa, Iowa Democrats 2018
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Iowa Voting: A One Minute How-to Guide
The time to do it is now. Today. Stop by your county auditor’s office. Click here to find your county auditor. We only have about three weeks left. We suggest voting early at your county auditor’s office because you won’t … Continue reading