Videos
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For the first time, this Iowa City voter voted for the same party in every race
Iowa City resident Mark Penno voted early to make sure his ballot was recorded. His top issue is stopping the current administration, and his message to anyone still undecided on Election Day is to vote your conscience. Polls are open until 8 p.m.
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Iowa voter who missed past elections explains why he’s not sitting this one out
Growing up with a father who served 20 years in the Navy showed him how decisions made in Washington can affect families. From military deployments and gun safety to taxes and local laws, Donovan says there’s too much at stake to ignore what happens in government. We caught up with him outside Payne Memorial AME…
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Iowa voter says ICE shootings drove his ballot
“Cutting all the progress that we’ve made over the last 50 years.” Ron Pile of Iowa City voted early, citing ICE’s conduct.
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House candidate Christina Bohannan’s message to Iowa voters
On Election Day, U.S. House candidate Christina Bohannan (D-IA) urged Iowans to vote regardless of party, saying she spent 16 months listening to voters across the district. She argued that Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks’ votes drove up costs for healthcare, food, and gas.
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Iowa voter shares powerful message on why every vote matters
Election Day is tomorrow, November 3. An Iowa voter shares why every vote counts and why knowing who’s on your ballot matters. Her message? Your voice can make a difference.
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Iowa AG candidates split over office priorities
Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird, a Republican, and her Democratic challenger, Nate Willems, have disagreements on how the office should operate.
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Iowa’s Secretary of State: ‘Your ballot will be counted fairly, accurately, and securely’
Iowa Secretary of State Paul Pate says Iowans can trust that their ballots will be counted fairly, accurately, and securely this November.
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‘Educate yourself on what they mean by those policies’
Iowa City student Ania Naso says voters should look past campaign commercials and learn what candidates’ policies actually mean. “If you don’t plan on voting, go educate yourself,” she told Iowa Starting Line.
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Iowa farmer pushes back on data centers, power plants amid cancer crisis
Iowa has the second highest cancer rate in the country. This farmer is pushing back on the gas-fired power plants and data centers that would pollute the air Iowans breathe even further.
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The impact of Latinos on Iowa’s workforce
The numbers don’t lie: Iowa’s workforce wouldn’t have grown without Latino workers.
