Four Lane Highway 151 to Link Cedar Rapids and Dubuque
The Gazette argues that four lane Highway 151 will cut travel time from Cedar Rapids to Dubuque and spur regional economic development. It urges stronger cooperation among economic groups along the corridor, joint lobbying, and updated web and print materials to attract prospective companies and expand the Technology Corridor’s reach.
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Highway 151
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Community voices urge unity and political reform in Cedar Rapids
Readers discuss grief at a teen's death and a neighbor's police complaint, then pivot to Cedar Rapids governance. The letter writer argues for campaign finance scrutiny, at large representation flaws, and a careful charter commission, urging active civic participation and responsible leadership.
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Cedar Rapids
Commission
Cedar Rapidians
Two Party Dominance Explained by Centralized Government Pressure
Pradeep Chhibber and Ken Kollman argue the U S two party system grew with centralization of federal power rather than constitutional design. They note regional third parties thrived when states held power and that national policy shifts, not the Constitution, drive party dominance.
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Ken Koliman
Washington Post
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United States
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House of Commons
Canada
University of California At Berkeley
Ken Kollman
University of Michigan
Great Britain
India
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