Dean and Gephardt Lead Iowa Democratic Poll
The Bread for the World survey of 400 likely Iowa caucus voters shows Howard Dean 23 percent and Dick Gephardt 20 percent, with Kerry 17 percent and Clark 7 percent. Undecided 22 percent. A New Hampshire poll a week later has Dean 33 percent and Kerry 18 percent. Hunger policy and poverty concerns influence voter choice.
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Kerry Campaign in Cedar Rapids Endorsed by IA Firefighters
Sen John Kerry of Massachusetts will campaign in Cedar Rapids Iowa on Thursday from 5 to 5 45 p m at the Cedar Rapids Firefighters Memorial where he will receive the endorsement of Iowa firefighters Harold Schaitberger IAFF president will attend for the 260 000 member union Kerry will then meet Linn County Democrats from 6 to 7 30 p m at IBEW Local 405 Cedar Rapids Also John Edwards plans Eastern Iowa stops with 9 30 a m at the Ox Yoke Williamsburg 10 45 a m Copper Lantern Sigourney and noon at the Washington Public Library Washington
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Nussle Dominates Leach In Fundraising Quarter
Rep James Nussle led rival Jim Leach in campaign fundraising for the quarter ending Sept 30 with 218 216 raised and 582 294 total for the cycle. Nussle reports 410 339 cash on hand. Leach posts 27 475 raised and 30 460 spent, with 139 947 in the bank. Grassley also shows strong readiness with about 5 million on hand. his report was pending.
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Judge blocks outsider intervention in GOP veto suit
Polk County District Judge Don Nickerson rejected attempts by two groups and ITLA to intervene in the House GOP challenge over Gov. Vilsack's item vetoes. He ruled intervention would delay the constitutional fight and keep the veto issue unresolved with oral arguments set for Oct. 28.
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