A bill for an act relating to ballot contents for certain elected offices.

Summary

The bill amends Iowa law so that on ballots the political party of any candidate running for a partisan office that can propose, approve, levy, or vote for a tax must be printed in at least six‑point type after the candidate’s name. It also allows party names to be abbreviated elsewhere on the ballot if both the full name and abbreviation appear in the voter‑instruction area. The change is intended to give voters clearer party information for offices that influence tax decisions.

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