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🧵 Early voting is underway in Iowa — and the outcome could significantly impact voting rights. Secretary of State Paul Pate (R) is running for a fourth term after voluntarily sharing sensitive voter data with Trump’s DOJ. Plus, Iowa could help Democrats regain Senate control. Here’s what to know 👇

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ICE IS KILLING AMERICANS AND DISAPPEARING OUR CHILDREN! OUR PAYCHECKS ARE SHRINKING, WE CANNOT AFFORD HEALTH BENEFITS OR GROCERIES OR GAS! WE MUST STOP THIS BY VOTING BLUE IN HUGE NUMBERS!

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@corrina.sheshed.rocks IOWA YOU ARE BEING CONNED BY THE REPUBLICAN CONGRESS FOR VOTES. BE AWARE! WE MUST STAND UP AND FIGHT THIS EVIL UGLINESS (LIKE ICE) WITH OUR BLUE VOICES AND OUR VOTES! PEOPLE IN NUMBERS WILL DO THE TRICK! ICE IS KILLING AMERICANS AND DISAPPEARING OUR CHILDREN!

⚠️ THREATS TO THE VOTE: Pate, Iowa’s top election official, argues that he has protected election integrity in the state. In reality, his policies have created unnecessary barriers to voting, and he has consistently pushed for measures that could disenfranchise voters.

🫏 POSSIBLE SENATE SWING: Democrat Josh Turek is facing off against Republican U.S. Rep. Ashley Hinson for one of Iowa’s U.S. Senate seats in a race that has been labeled a “toss-up.” The race could give Democrats one of the four Senate seats they need to regain control of the chamber.