What is the 2012 Presidential Debate Schedule?

People across Iowa tuned in for presidential debate No. 1. Wonder when you can watch President Obama and Mitt Romney go at it again? Or how about Joe Biden and Paul Ryan in the vice presidential debate. Read on.

As the Johnson County Justice Center Vote Debate Heats Up, Catch Up with Both Sides Online

A recent forum didn't draw much a crowd opposing the justice center, but that doesn't mean there aren't plenty of interested parties arguing pro and con.

What Time is Tonight’s Presidential Debate Between Obama and Romney?

The who, what, when and where to watch in Iowa City.

Hey Iowa City Libertarian and Green Party Debate Watchers, Your Candidates to Also Respond to Tonight's Debate

Gary Johnson and other presidential candidates likely wish they could be on the stage tonight in Denver. Through the power of technology they'll respond in a different way.

What Time is Tonight’s Obama v. Romney Presidential Debate? Television Schedule and Iowa City Area Watch Parties

The who, what, when and where to watch in the Iowa City area.

Iowa's Electronic Market Currently Heavily Favors Obama As the First Debate Approaches

The market of presidential prognostication developed by the University of Iowa College of Business has Obama with a solid lead. Will Romney be able to gain some ground back with tonight's debate?

Election 2012: Jon Bon Jovi to Perform in Iowa City at Obama Early Voting Event this Friday

The celebrity singer will be giving an acoustic performance in Hubbard Park on the University of Iowa Campus this Friday. Tickets will be available in Iowa City, and other locations.

Sandra Fluke, Disney's Hercules to Stump for Obama in Iowa City Tonight

Controversial reproductive rights advocate Sandra Fluke and actor Tate Donovan join former Iowa Lt. Governor Patty Judge and U.S. Rep. Dave Loebsack in Iowa City on a bus tour encouraging early voting.

Judicial Retention Candidates, Obama-Romney, Justice Center: Official Ballot Language for Johnson County Voters

Want to know what your ballot will look like on Election Day? Read on.

Obama Releases YouTube Video Praising Iowa, Urging Iowans to Vote Early

The Obama campaign has released a new video praising Iowans and urging them to vote early.

Tuition Set-Aside: Now's Your Chance to Tell the Iowa Regents What Should Happen

Critics called tuition set-aside an example of redistribution of wealth, while regents and universities said it was a needed money source to provide all the opportunity for higher education.

Politics Watchers: Short of Gaffe, Magic Moment, Presidential Debate Unlikely to Sway Iowa’s Undecided

Presidential debate schedule: Jim Lehrer of NewsHour on PBS will moderate the debate, which will be on domestic policy. It begins at 8 p.m., Wednesday and will be aired on most major networks.

Thousands Turn Out for Early Voting, Iowa Judges, Floyd of Rosedale: Daily Iowan Reader, September 28

Also inside: Pregame — The battle for Floyd, Kid Captain overcomes clubfoot, Residents push plastic bag ban.

John King, CNN, Covering Early Voting From Iowa City, University of Iowa, Cedar Rapids Today

One of the top political newsmen in the country is reporting from Iowa today.

Iowa City Woman Who Biked Across Japan to Protest Nuclear Weapons Speaking Tonight in Coralville

Three speakers including Michelle Gin, who recently returned from biking across Japan, will be participating in a forum called "Confronting Nuclear Peril: Nagasaki to Hiroshima & Fukushima" at the Coralville Public Library tonight.

Mason Q&A on Tuition Freeze, More on Frat House Hazing, Construction Projects: DI Reader, September 26

Also inside: Experts respond to UI Sigma Alpha Epsilon controversy, MarQueis Gray will likely miss Saturday's game, Iowa City sees rise in football gameday trash.

Get Out and Vote, Iowa City: Early Voting Begins Thursday

Don't want to wait until Election Day to vote? You don't have to.

How to Register to Vote in Iowa City

In honor of National Voter Registration Day, we’re giving you all the information you need on how and where to register to vote.

'Yes Iowa Judges' Tour Comes to Iowa City to Support Justice Who Ruled For Gay Marriage

Iowa Supreme Court Justice David Wiggins ruled in favor of legalizing gay marriage in Iowa. Voters will decide whether or not to retain him in the November election.

Q&A: On the Loebsack v. Archer House Race with UI Professor Tim Hagle

Election watcher Tim Hagle, a political science professor at the University of Iowa, spoke with Iowa City Patch yesterday about the state of this potentially competitive second district race.

(Updated) Obama Event at University of Iowa Costs More Than $55,000

President Barack Obama's visit to University of Iowa this month came at a cost, about half of which - the security costs - was borne by the university. Other expenses included $2,200 for catering.

Roll Call Declares All Iowa Congressional Races Competitive, Including Archer V. Loebsack

Incumbents such as Steve King and Dave Loebsack could get some spirited challenges this November.

Some Iowans Struggle In Between Gaps of Healthcare Coverage

Iowa Watch takes a look at holes in the current Iowa health care coverage system.

University of Iowa Campus, Students, Ready for 'Historic' Presidential Visit

About 8,000 people are expected for President Barack Obama's visit to Iowa City the day after the Democratic National Convention ends.

Update: LGBT Advocate Zach Wahls of Iowa City Tweets About His Time Slot at DNC Tonight

Tune in tonight if you'd like to see the native Iowa City resident speak at the Democratic National Convention.

Iowa Citian Zach Wahls Speaking at Democratic National Convention

The Iowa City West graduate and temporarily-on-break University of Iowa student is scheduled to speak Thursday at the Democratic National Convention.

Parks and Rec Stars Rashida Jones and Adam Scott to Campaign at Iowa Universities this Weekend

Jones and Scott will appear at three Iowa Regents Universities as well as Drake University in two days of visits this coming weekend.

Pressure's On as Iowa Politics Power Couple and First-Time Delegates Head to Democratic National Convention

Bob and Sue Dvorsky have been in Iowa politics since the 1970s. This will be their first time representing Iowa Democrats as delegates at the DNC, which begins on Tuesday in Charlotte, NC, and the stakes couldn't be higher for this battleground state duo.

Obamas and Bidens Plan Presidential Visit to Iowa City on Friday

There is no word yet on the location for President Barack Obama's second visit to Iowa City this year.

Zach Wahls Speaks at Cedar Rapids Church About Future of Same-Sex Marriage in Iowa

Same-sex marriage advocate and Iowan Zach Wahls spoke to Marion Patch and locals at Christ Episcopal Church in Cedar Rapids about his story and the fate of same-sex marriage in Iowa.

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Ron Paul Speaks to Iowa Delegates at Republican National Convention, Urges them to Fight On

Ron Paul issued a challenge to supporters from Iowa to continue carrying on "intellectual war" even as his presidential hopes fade.

93 Homes Purchased as Iowa City Flood Buyout Draws to Close

The City of Iowa City says the flood buyouts that began in May 2009 and stem from the flood of 2008 is drawing to a close.

City: Burlington Street Dam Project Offers Significant Improvements on Iowa River

The city points to river improvements as it plans to move forward with a project centered around the Burlington Street Dam.

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