When we go to the polls, the Marion voters will make a decision on how we elect our city council …
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When we go to the polls, the Marion voters will make a decision on how we elect our city council …
The ward voting issue in Marion, if passed, would allow only the voters who live in each ward to vote …
Many people have voted early, but if you have not voted yet, it is important to turn the ballot over …
While I was glad to see The Gazette make the right choice in endorsing Todd Taylor in House District 70, …
With our reproductive health and rights on the ballot this year, the clear choice for president is Hillary Clinton. Clinton …
Iowa has a long and proud tradition of fair courts and decisions upholding the law that are well ahead of …
The government you love to hate except when you need it. Time after time when there is a disaster, the …
Much of the disruption we observe in our country and in the world is probably linked to the existence of …
Cedar Rapids should be proud of what it has done to protect its city during the second highest flood crest …
During the Iowa caucuses I supported Ben Carson. I was told he didn’t have a chance because he was ‘too …
This country has never had a president from the largest faction of its population: women. And yet – let’s admit …
Todd Dorman’s opinion on Oct. 11, ‘Riding the Trump bus to a dark place” was about what Donald Trump said …
In a recent speech, President Barack Obama said a vote for a third-party candidate is a vote for Donald Trump. …
A recent article said, ‘Trump leads Clinton in Iowa.” After Donald Trump lost to Ted Cruz in the Iowa primary, …
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