Miller-Meeks resigns as Iowa public health director amid run talk
Dr. Mariannette Miller-Meeks, Otumwa ophthalmologist and two time GOP congressional hopeful, resigns as Iowa Public Health director with Jan 17 last day. Deputy Gerd Clabaugh named interim director as GOP operatives say she will pursue the 2nd District seat held by Rep. Dave Loebsack.
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Schultz launches run for Congress in Iowa race
Republican Matt Schultz, former Iowa secretary of state, announced a bid for Congress representing Des Moines Council Bluffs and southwest Iowa. He cites ending government overreach and budgeting reforms as goals while facing Democratic criticism over ethics and a voter fraud inquiry taxpayer funding concerns.
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Pate Announces Run for Secretary of State
Paul Pate, former Cedar Rapids mayor and former Iowa secretary of state, declared Thursday he seeks the Republican nomination for secretary of state. He cites his prior service and opposition to partisanship in elections, noting his aim to protect the election process and support business interests.
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O'Brien reports raising $180000 for congressional race
Cedar Rapids attorney Dave O'Brien reported raising more than $180000 in the fourth quarter for his campaign in Iowa 1st Congressional District. He said $78000 was raised and he ended 2013 with $125000 cash on hand. He aims to show voters why the district needs a representative to revive the middle class and grow opportunities.
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Hatch unveils plan to lower college debt
Iowa state senator Jack Hatch announced two initiatives to ease college costs. A low interest loan program would provide up to 3000 loans to 5000 students at 1 percent, funded at 150 million dollars with initial 15 million annually. Expanded accelerated bachelor degree programs would speed completion across community colleges universities and regents institutions, overseen by the Sioux City Resource Center.
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