Linn County uses app to speed up early voting
Linn County voters have used a new app at Lindale Mall and the Auditor's Office to sign in early voters. By tapping eligibility on iPads the process now takes about 30 seconds, reducing form filling time by half. Today is the last day to vote early for Tuesday's election with in-person voting at the Cedar Rapids auditor's office.
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Why Iowa towns fluoridated water differ across state
Waukon pioneered fluoridation in 1951 and since then cities statewide have adjusted fluoride to support dental health. Smaller communities sometimes opt out or never adopt fluoridation, while larger towns continue the practice across Iowa.
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Curious Iowa Inquiry Prompt
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Judge clears challenges of suspected noncitizen Iowa voters
A federal judge allowed Iowa election officials to continue challenging ballots of 2,176 residents whose U.S. citizenship could not be verified ahead of the election. The order denied a bid by civil rights groups to block Secretary of State Paul Pate's directive, noting some names may have since become citizens. The ruling underscores disputes over provisional ballots and citizenship status in a high‑stakes Iowa race.
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