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Tag Archives: voting
Election Expert: Machine Counted Paper Ballots Plus Post-Election Audits Is Best
“The combination of machine-counted paper ballots with rigorous post-election audits is far more likely to give us a trustworthy vote count than the complete abandonment of machine-counted ballots.” Guest column published in the Des Moines Register by Douglas W. Jones … Continue reading
Posted in Blog for Iowa
Tagged Count the votes, Election audits, election fraud, election stealing, Recounts, voting
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Important Changes In Early Voting
With Iowa’s new voter ID law the rules changed for early voting. Here’s good information from Johnson County Auditor Travis Weipert about the new rules. I modified the press release to make it applicable statewide. It’s less than 120 days … Continue reading
The Importance Of Voting: Virginia
Remember about six months ago when Virginia shocked the nation with a thorough repudiation of the Republican Party in their state legislative and gubernatorial election? Virginia and New Jersey hold elections for state offices in odd years which somewhat suppresses … Continue reading
Posted in #trumpresistance, 2018 Election Campaign, Blog for Iowa, One Vote
Tagged Virginia medicaid, voting
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Step One In Retiring Reynolds Is In Process
In case you hadn’t heard early voting is going on prior to the June 5th primary. This is step one in repealing and replacing the Reynolds regime that continued and even accelerated the Branstad policy of turning Iowa into … Continue reading
Posted in #trumpresistance, 2018 Election Campaign, Blog for Iowa, Iowa Democrats
Tagged primary, registration, voting
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Reminder: Primary Election June 7th!
We have a very important race in the Democratic Party this year. We need Democrats to vote to choose the opponent for stumbling Senator Chuck Grassley. In case you feel that you may forget to vote on June 7th, you … Continue reading
Posted in 2016 Election Campaign
Tagged absentee ballot, June 7th primary, primary, voting
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What do President Obama, Howard Dean, and Bernie Sanders have in Common?
Watch and find out. Obama to young people: “If you participate you’ll change the country…. the system doesn’t work if people opt out. The easiest, simplest cure for getting our democracy to work is everybody voting.”
Posted in 2016 Election Campaign, President Obama
Tagged cynicism, gerrymandering, President Obama on gerrymandering, voting
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