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Watch: Iowans react to losing first-in-the-nation status with Democratic caucuses

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Dec 2, 2022
Dec 2, 2022 Updated Apr 3, 2023
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See Iowans' take on the decision of the rule-making arm of the Democratic Party to put South Carolina ahead of Iowa on the voting calendar for 2024.

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Iowa joins red-wave exodus from multistate compact seeking accuracy of voter lists

Iowa joins red-wave exodus from multistate compact seeking accuracy of voter lists

Iowa Secretary of State Paul Pate, a Republican, announced last week he was taking the step to separate from the Electronic Registration Information Center.

More than 565,000 Iowa voters moved to 'inactive' status

More than 565,000 Iowa voters moved to 'inactive' status

More than a quarter of the roughly 2.2 million registered voters in the state are affected by the change.