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Clay Masters

After a slow start to caucus campaigning, Republicans start courting Iowa voters

Protestors calling for LGBTQ rights stand outside a Pizza Ranch in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, where former Vice President Mike Pence is speaking on Feb. 15, 2023. (Clay Masters/Iowa Public Radio)

It's been slower than past cycles but presidential hopefuls are starting to make trips to Iowa a year ahead of the Iowa caucuses. The Democratic National Committee voted earlier this month to remove Iowa from the early window of presidential nominating states for a variety of reasons including its botched 2020 results. Republicans, however, are sticking with tradition.

Former Vice President Mike Pence was in Cedar Rapids, Iowa last week, the same day a federal appeals court in Minnesota heard arguments by a group representing parents of students in the Linn-Mar Community School District near Cedar Rapids.

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