DES MOINES – The Iowa Legislature has approved redistricting maps for the state.
This was the second set of maps submitted to the Legislature, after a previous set of maps was rejected. The maps set boundaries for the next 10 years for Congressional districts and state elections.
Already-heated elections for Iowa’s Congressional seats will get hotter now as politicians running to keep or take those seats adjust to new boundaries. Cerro Gordo and Floyd counties, notably, move to District 2 for Congress. Districts 1, 2, and 3 will be close races for Congress, but in District 4, incumbent Randy Feenstra will be a tough out for any Democrat.
4 thoughts on “Iowa Legislature approves political map for state elections”
Sooo the 2016 election was stolen by the nitwit Republicans. Am I getting this right? If not please explain the difference between the 2016 and the 2020 election.(I can’t wait for answers. Lol)
Now I am starting to see how this works. If the Republicans win they are happy and don’t cause a fuss, but if they lose they cry like babies, and act like toddlers
Where did you get your degree from? Let me guess the school of nut job ideology. Its people like you who are scumbags of politics.
Lt. Dan Patrick Texas had to pay a Democrat because of proof of voter fraud by a Republican(s). Lol
Sooo the voting of the dead belongs to you my dear Republican.
Its been all over the news station(s) on October 21,2020. Do your research with your FAKE DEGREE.
you know your place TARD
On Top sucker