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Former Marshall County Supervisor, State Rep. Tom Swartz publishes book | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Former Marshall County Supervisor, State Rep. Tom Swartz publishes book | News, Sports, Jobs

Former State Rep. Tom Swartz of Marshalltown announces the publication of a recent book written by him that chronicles some of the major issues confronting Iowa

Illinois is ignoring a serious problem, and the reasoning is laughable - Vimarsana News

Illinois is ignoring a serious problem, and the reasoning is laughable

Illinois is mandated to conduct an analysis regarding future nuclear power use – without public input. This mistake should be corrected.

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Wisconsin Supreme Court will hear Gov. Tony Evers' challenge against GOP Legislature - Vimarsana News

Wisconsin Supreme Court will hear Gov. Tony Evers' challenge against GOP Legislature

A ruling in Evers' favor could have far-reaching impact, upending rules that have governed legislative committees for decades in some cases.

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Workforce, AI, infrastructure: Sioux Falls lawmakers set legislative priorities for 2024 - Vimarsana News

Workforce, AI, infrastructure: Sioux Falls lawmakers set legislative priorities for 2024

From continued investments in workforce to new opportunities within AI policy, Sioux Falls area lawmakers are ready for the 2024 legislative session.

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Wisconsin governor sues GOP lawmakers for 'obstructing basic government functions' - Vimarsana News

Wisconsin governor sues GOP lawmakers for 'obstructing basic government functions'

Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers (D) is suing a group of GOP state lawmakers, alleging they unconstitutionally “obstructed basic government functions,” including by blocking pay raises for thousands of state university employees, through the use of legislative vetoes. The suit, filed in Wisconsin’s Supreme Court, challenges legislative vetos that “evade our [Wisconsin’s] constitution’s ‘carefully crafted restraints.'”…

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