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State-by-State Coverage (Iowa)
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News and Analysis
August, 2009
- Computerized system cuts down on voter errors (8/29/09)
- Voter centers plan scrapped after city considers lawsuit (8/04/09)
May, 2009
April, 2009
- Iowa House OKs absentee ballot bill (4/16/09)
- Absentee Ballot Measure Advances (4/07/09)
March, 2009
- Bill requires early counting of absentee ballots (3/17/09)
- Mauro speaks out against effort to abandon electoral college (3/03/09)
February, 2009
- Senate committee votes to dump electoral college (2/24/09)
- Two Pine Ridge women file voting rights lawsuit (2/18/09)
- Iowa may ditch Electoral College (2/11/09)
- Secretary of State wants some changes in election law (2/03/09)
December, 2008
- Clinton man charged with election misconduct (12/29/08)
November, 2008
- Attorney’s race to see hand recount (11/12/08)
July, 2008
- Creating Credibility: 8 Years Later, There’s Still No Consensus on Ensuring Integrity in Elections (7/16/08)
Commentary
There are no commentary articles in Iowa that Election Law @ Moritz has written at this time.
News Stories
August, 2009
- Computerized system cuts down on voter errors (8/29/09)
- Voter centers plan scrapped after city considers lawsuit (8/04/09)
May, 2009
April, 2009
- Iowa House OKs absentee ballot bill (4/16/09)
- Absentee Ballot Measure Advances (4/07/09)
March, 2009
- Bill requires early counting of absentee ballots (3/17/09)
- Mauro speaks out against effort to abandon electoral college (3/03/09)
February, 2009
- Senate committee votes to dump electoral college (2/24/09)
- Two Pine Ridge women file voting rights lawsuit (2/18/09)
- Iowa may ditch Electoral College (2/11/09)
- Secretary of State wants some changes in election law (2/03/09)
December, 2008
- Clinton man charged with election misconduct (12/29/08)
November, 2008
- Attorney’s race to see hand recount (11/12/08)
July, 2008
- Creating Credibility: 8 Years Later, There’s Still No Consensus on Ensuring Integrity in Elections (7/16/08)
Litigation
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