A Street Team Goodbye from Iowa
ELECTION DAY in Iowa
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VIDEO - Talking with Young Voters (Ames, IA)
VIDEO - My Voting Experience (Ames, IA)
BLOG - Disorganized Voting Location (Ames, IA)
VIDEO - Picketers
VIDEO - Early Morning Voters
BLOG - Gore Endorses Obama...
Last Week's Stories:
Iowa Road Trip Part 3
Iowa Floods Revisited (Road Trip 3.1)
Flobots in Iowa (Road Trip 3.2)
Past stories:
Our Own Debate (Iowa Road Trip 2.5)
Iowa Road Trip Pt. 2
Iowa Road Trip Pt. 1
Voter Apathy Blog
Alternative Energy - Answers for the Future (?)
Supporters Come Out for McCain/Palin
Alternative Energy - What I've Learned
Young RNC Delegates (Iowa)
Young DNC Delegate (Iowa)
Hydrogen Engine Developement (Iowa)
Iowa Ethanol Production
Iowa Disaster Relief
Iowa Wind Energy Pt. 2
Iowa Wind Energy Pt. 1
Unnecessary Spending - Iowa Food Stamp Tax
Iowa Smoking Ban Fair?
Liberal Drinkers
Iowa Floods 2008
Young Iowan Running for Office
Iowa Energy Independence
Iowa Congressional Primaries – Boswell vs. Fallon
Gun Control in Iowa Pt. 2
Gun Control in Iowa
Central Iowa 10,000 Hours Show Engages Youth Volunteers
Iowa's Smoking Ban
Iowa Weather Unpredictable
Iowa State’s VEISHEA – Always Controversial?
rootBEER Pong for Life?
Iowa Students Do Alternative Spring Break
Iowa Delegate Changes
An Iowa Soldier on the War in Iraq
Steve King - Please Place Foot In Mouth
Borrowing Tips
Borrowing for College
Sick Without Health Care
Not Quite Super Tuesday Everywhere
Caucus Follow-Up Pt. 3: This is it!
Caucus Follow-Up Pt. 2: Youths
Caucus Follow-Up Pt. 1: What's the Big Deal
VLOG: Iowa Caucus Youth Vote
IOWA CAUCUS...First in the Nation, Unlike Anything Anywhere Else
Caucus Anticipation
Have You Registered to Vote?
My goal is to give young people a voice, especially those who usually don't have the opportunity to speak out.
I am the Iowa Citizen Journalist Correspondent for the 2008 MTV Choose or Lose Street Team.
I will spend the months leading up to the November elections reporting on political issues in my state. I am joined by 50 other talented young journalists join me, one in every state, plus D.C.
Four year ago it was "20 Million Loud." This time around I'd like to see that the youths of America not only get out and vote, but realize that they have an opportunity to let they're voice be heard and make a difference.Think is one of many open forums where they can do that, and I'm glad to be part of it.