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DMR: Iowa Poll: Iowans narrowly favor $2M cap on pain and suffering in major malpractice cases
By a narrow margin, a plurality of Iowans favor a new $2 million limit on damages for pain and suffering in major medical malpractice cases, a new Des Moines Register/Mediacom Iowa Poll shows.
Forty-seven percent of Iowans support the law, while 44% are opposed. Another 10% are not sure.
Read moreKCCI: Iowa lawmakers make bipartisan push for over-the-counter birth control
Iowa Democrats and Republicans are both calling for increased access to birth control in Iowa.
Read moreDMR: Iowa Poll: More approve than disapprove of Iowa Legislature in 7th year of GOP control
A plurality of Iowans approve of the job the Iowa Legislature is doing as Republicans enjoy their largest Statehouse majorities in decades.
Read moreRadio Iowa: Iowa legislature establishes licensure for Rural Emergency Hospitals
The legislature is sending Governor Kim Reynolds a bill setting up a state process so small Iowa hospitals may be licensed as a Rural Emergency Hospital.
Read moreDMR: https://www.desmoinesregister.com/story/news/politics/iowa-poll/2023/03/15/iowa-poll-majorities-favor-property-income-tax-cuts-legislature-bills/69989532007/
Majorities of Iowans favor cutting property taxes and gradually eliminating the state’s individual income tax, according to a new Des Moines Register/Mediacom Iowa Poll.
Fifty-eight percent of Iowans say they favor initiatives to “cut property taxes, limiting what local governments could spend on services.” Thirty-four percent are opposed and 8% are not sure.
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