Page 44 - Nsider Data News Today

Proponents say the proposal will protect voters and elections. Opponents argue that putting the proposal into the state constitution goes too far.

Oregonians could soon vote to make permits, safety training, and criminal background checks a requirement to purchase and own a firearm.

Proponents argue that a state constitutional amendment is necessary to reflect the state's current values, but opponents argue that slavery has never been allowed.

Californians could soon make it a requirement for medical staff to watch while dialysis patients are being treated.

Iowans will get to vote to change their state's constitution to guarantee the right to bear arms.

Supporters argue it could be an opportunity to ingrain rights into the constitution, while opponents argue it would be too expensive and have too much leeway.

Underwood, the first Black millennial woman to ever represent the majority-white district, faces Republican Scott Gryder in friendlier territory.

Two former broadcast journalists are vying to represent Iowa's newly redrawn 2nd Congressional District on Capitol Hill.

Republican Mike France faces an uphill fight against incumbent Joe Courtney, who has won seven reelection campaigns.

The seat is open after Democratic Rep. Stephanie Murphy, a rare centrist in the US House, decided against seeking re-election.