Robin Opsahl is a politics reporter for the Iowa Capital Dispatch, focusing on local politics in Iowa. They have written for various publications, including the Des Moines Register and Raw Story, and their work covers a range of topics including caucus locations, legislative measures, and political campaigns.
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Robin Opsahl's focus is primarily on government and politics, with a specific emphasis on Iowa and its local political landscape. He frequently covers government announcements, legal policy regulation, and events related to education and politics in Iowa.
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By: Robin Opsahl
Iowans will weigh in on two constitutional amendments in the 2024 general election regarding voting and the gubernatorial line of succession.
By: Robin Opsahl
As Congress reconvened last week, access to in-vitro fertilization has come up again as a top issue for lawmakers in the weeks leading up to the 2024 general election.
By: Robin Opsahl
The Iowa Racing and Gaming Commission is expected to vote on the latest Cedar Rapids casino proposal in February 2025.
By: Robin Opsahl
Cedar Rapids Mayor Tiffany O'Donnell took questions from reporters at the site of the proposed Cedar Crossing Casino and Entertainment Center on
By: Robin Opsahl
As businesses, organizations and city officials announced new details about the proposed $275 million casino in northwest Cedar Rapids, leaders said a new study shows the casino would bring $80.2 million in new revenue to Iowa.
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By: Robin Opsahl
The most recent Des Moines Register/Mediacom Iowa Poll shows that while Vice President Kamala Harris has made a significant dent in former President
By: Robin Opsahl
Trucks and cars drive down the New Jersey Turnpike February 23, 2005 in Elizabeth, New Jersey. (Photo by Mario Tama/Getty Images)
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By: Robin Opsahl
It’s one of the few opportunities Iowa voters have to weigh in directly on statewide public policy.
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