Economy on frontline in Branstad Campbell race
Republican Gov. Terry Branstad and challenger Bonnie Campbell push a sound state economy as a shared priority. Branstad unveils the Family Opportunity Plan aimed at cutting income and property taxes and eliminating M&E taxes, while Campbell backs venture capital links, a state development bank, and targeted tax reforms to attract and keep high skilled workers. They agree on growth but differ on the pace and tools to create better jobs in Iowa.
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Downtown Des Moines School Seeks Location Downtown
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