James campaigns in Dubuque, talks campaign finance reform
At a Dubuque town hall, James made campaign finance reform a central theme and discussed several other policy priorities.
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Iowa House candidate Lindsay James used a Dubuque town hall to advocate campaign finance reform and discuss immigration, public health and AI regulation. Her opponent, Joe Mitchell, also opposes corporate PAC money, but James’s endorser criticized his ties to housing-industry trade associations and past votes.
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