Johnson and Linn Counties are the two largest counties in the 2nd Congressional District, so it can be said as they go, so goes the district...

With slightly more than 21% of the registered voters in Johnson County weighing in, the 2008 election is 3% behind 2004's turnout. Howev...

You Tube has a kind of neat site for videos related to voting . More fun stuff from Ode magazine to keep you up to date and informed on all ...

Note: This story has been updated to reflect an important correction to the vote count which is cumulative, not "point in time". ...

How does your Senator or Congressman rank on votes that are against torture? The NRCAT Action Fund Congressional Vote Scorecards may be usef...

It may not be time to break out the hats and whoopers (whether Josie comes home or not), but it is okay to make some musical predictions... ...

I neglected to add all the candidates on Iowa's ballot to the poll on the upper right of the screen. So I've restarted the poll with...

As if you needed more reasons to vote...From 866 Our Vote Make sure your vote is counted---Print the info below and take it with you. Don...

Update 10/26/08: No more Democrat pollworkers needed in Johnson County. But pollworkers from other parties and "no party" are . Fr...

Here are some new links I have found (or been directed to) over the weekend. Given the quickly approaching election, it might not be a bad i...

At 11:45 this primary election day morning I was the 57th vote at Iowa City's precinct 17. I got to chat with J.C. Dem Tom Carsner's...

It may be too early to tell, but that has never stopped trendspotters, augurers, and pundits... Traders on the Iowa Electronic Markets , whi...