Anna Banowsky for Iowa House District 92
Anna Banowsky, Democratic candidate in House District 92, argues for a welcoming Iowa, stronger public schools, expanded mental health access, and reproductive health freedom. She cites her University of Iowa role and urges voter support to revitalize education and health services across the state.
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Community letters guide for Iowa judicial retention votes
A reader suggests evaluating Iowa judges up for retention by checking the Judicial Performance Review on iowabar.org. The guide notes district placement in Cedar County District 7 and Johnson County District 6, and cites rankings across 14 categories to form a performance percentage for each judge.
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Nursing home staffing politics rally in Iowa centers on residents
Guest columnist Dean Lerner criticizes Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird and Governor Reynolds for backing a lawsuit against the Biden administration’s minimum nursing home staffing rule. Lerner argues the focus should be on recovering over 10 million dollars owed to taxpayers and addressing industry-funded groups influencing policy. He highlights staffing studies showing higher levels are needed and notes bipartisan concerns from lawmakers and advocates for residents. Lerner profiles his background in state government and long-term care advocacy.
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Iowa Secre tary of State cites noncitizen voting figures
Iowa Secretary of State Paul Pate disclosed that 87 legal residents are not citizens and voted, with 67 more registered, and 2,022 cases where noncitizens reportedly registered or voted. He proposes flagging names in 700 precincts to require proof of citizenship, while critics warn the data may be unreliable and politically charged amid national GOP efforts on noncitizen voting and constitutional amendment talks.
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