Oh this earlier time would make me so happy! I can't not caucus, I would have to miss the lecture which would break my heart. An hour earlier would be amazing!
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Linda Stewart Kroon
10 years ago
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I am excited about both the lecture and the caucuses, and fully support the idea of moving the lecture one hour earlier to facilitate everyone's opportunity to participate in both.
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John Engelbrecht
10 years ago
"just living" means playing an active role in the political process
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Cheryl Hetherington
10 years ago
Thanks for considering a change!
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Gabby Escoto
10 years ago
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I would love to see Laverne speak - that would be an amazing, once in a lifetime opportunity! however, I want to excersive my civil duty as an American to help select the next president! Thanks for starting this petition!
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Carol Tippe
10 years ago
This seems a simple move that would allow the political process to continue and the lecture to continue for those that want to choose both.
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Gretchen
10 years ago
I didn't realize that these conflicted yet!
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Garry Klein
10 years ago
I hope this will allow our community to move ahead on two fronts.
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Carly Bonar
10 years ago
What a terrible night to stage an otherwise awesome event in Iowa!
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Anonymous
10 years ago
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The caucuses are an institution - UI should not force voters to decide between two good events.
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Mike Carberry
10 years ago
Let's find a win-win solution
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Lauren Whitehead
10 years ago
Have to pick caucus over LC - don't want to miss her though!!
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Alta Medea-Peters
10 years ago
A reasonable solution to accommodate all voices!
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John Deeth
10 years ago
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Another night would be a lot better, but 4 PM would at least make it possible for people to attend and get to their caucus sites. Johnson County has the highest per capita caucus attendance of any place in the state, and the caucuses are a priceless organizing tool for the fall campaign. John Deeth - caucus coordinator, Johnson County Democrats
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KATIE Roche
10 years ago
This time change is a great fix!
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Ellen Kuehnle
10 years ago
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I would really like to be able to represent myself at the caucus as a member of the lgbtq+ community and attend Laverne Cox's lecture - she's a transgender activist who I look up to. I hope Laverne would understand how important caucusing is to many UIowa students.
Oh this earlier time would make me so happy! I can't not caucus, I would have to miss the lecture which would break my heart. An hour earlier would be amazing!
I am excited about both the lecture and the caucuses, and fully support the idea of moving the lecture one hour earlier to facilitate everyone's opportunity to participate in both.
"just living" means playing an active role in the political process
Thanks for considering a change!
I would love to see Laverne speak - that would be an amazing, once in a lifetime opportunity! however, I want to excersive my civil duty as an American to help select the next president! Thanks for starting this petition!
This seems a simple move that would allow the political process to continue and the lecture to continue for those that want to choose both.
I didn't realize that these conflicted yet!
I hope this will allow our community to move ahead on two fronts.
What a terrible night to stage an otherwise awesome event in Iowa!
The caucuses are an institution - UI should not force voters to decide between two good events.
Let's find a win-win solution
Have to pick caucus over LC - don't want to miss her though!!
A reasonable solution to accommodate all voices!
Another night would be a lot better, but 4 PM would at least make it possible for people to attend and get to their caucus sites. Johnson County has the highest per capita caucus attendance of any place in the state, and the caucuses are a priceless organizing tool for the fall campaign. John Deeth - caucus coordinator, Johnson County Democrats
This time change is a great fix!
I would really like to be able to represent myself at the caucus as a member of the lgbtq+ community and attend Laverne Cox's lecture - she's a transgender activist who I look up to. I hope Laverne would understand how important caucusing is to many UIowa students.