Libertarian candidates booted from Iowa ballot by state panel
The State Objection Panel in Des Moines voted 2-1 to remove Libertarian nominees Nicholas Gluba Marco Battaglia and Charles Aldrich from the November ballot in Iowa 1st 3rd and 4th congressional districts The objection centered on alleged improper Libertarian conventions linking precinct caucuses county conventions and special nominating conventions The panel acknowledged potential court challenges and noted ballot certification set for September 3 with write-in options possible for the three candidates
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Hinson argues against California livestock rules in Farm Bill talks
Iowa lawmakers push to override California Proposition 12 in the upcoming Farm Bill. U S Rep Ashley Hinson says Iowa producers should raise pigs as they choose, fearing loss of access to a 15 percent pork market. House Agriculture Committee chair Glenn Thompson, and Ag Secretary Tom Vilsack, weigh compromise amid talks at the Farm Progress Show in Boone.
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