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Edward B. Foley, July 31 - Impressive Unanimity: the Historical Significance of Coleman v. Franken
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8/29/09
Computerized system cuts down on voter errors
A computer program designed in Cerro Gordo County is expected to speed up voting by helping poll workers cut time spent processing voters.
8/4/09
Voter centers plan scrapped after city considers lawsuit
The Woodbury County Auditor has dropped plans to replace polling places with a handful voting centers.
5/5/09
Levin will seek full recount in Rock Island mayoral race
After taking a day to think it over, David Levin decided Tuesday he will seek a full recount in the Rock Island mayoral race.
4/16/09
Iowa House OKs absentee ballot bill
Local election officials could begin counting absentee ballots the day before the election under a bill approved by the House and sent to Gov. Chet Culver.
4/7/09
Absentee Ballot Measure Advances
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