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Pate Helps Voters Prepare for Upcoming City-School Election

Iowa Secretary of State Paul Pate launched a new voter education initiative to help Iowans prepare for the upcoming November 2 city-school election.

Iowa TorchbyIowa Torch
October 8, 2021
in State Government
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DES MOINES, Iowa  – Iowa Secretary of State Paul Pate launched on Wednesday a new voter education initiative to help Iowans prepare for the November 2 city-school election. Advertisements paid for by the Secretary of State’s Office are airing statewide on television, radio, print, and social media. They encourage Iowans to participate in local elections and include important information about absentee ballot deadlines and polling hours.

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Every ad directs Iowans to visit VoterReady.Iowa.gov, a one-stop website for voting and election-related information.

“City and school elections make a big impact on Iowans’ daily lives, probably more than a lot of people realize,” Pate said in a released statement. “You can make a difference on the future of your community by casting a ballot. Voting is the best way to make your voice heard and I encourage all eligible Iowans to register and participate.”

The new advertisements are in addition to Secretary Pate’s partnership with Iowa’s college football programs to raise awareness of the upcoming city-school election.

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Watch the TV ad above. Below is the ad that will run in the state’s newspapers.

 

Tags: #BeAVoter Initiative2021 City-Schools ElectionsIowa Secretary of State OfficePaul Pate
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