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Press releases from: July 2015

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Sen. Joni Ernst to Hold Five Town Meetings in August
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Sen. Ernst Presses for Answers on the Nuclear Agreement with Iran
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Sen. Ernst Stresses Need to Prioritize Security of and Responsiveness to Americans Overseas Engaged in Diplomatic Security Efforts
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Senators Introduce Legislation to Defund Planned Parenthood, Safeguard Women’s Health Funding
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Sen. Ernst Votes to Repeal and Replace ObamaCare
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Sen. Joni Ernst to Hold Town Meeting in Pocahontas County
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Iowa Congressional Delegation Adds Support for Disaster Declaration Request
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SBC Senators Introduce Resolution to Empower Women Entrepreneurs
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Ernst Leads Bipartisan Group of 49 Fellow Senators Raising Concerns with Planned Parenthood Practices, Urging HHS Secretary to Comply with Investigations, Conduct Assessment to Facilitate Congressional Review
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Peters-Ernst Provision Included in Senate Finance Committee Tax Credit Extension Package
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Bipartisan Group of Senators Call on EPA to Boost Biodiesel Volumes
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Hirono & Ernst Fight To Help Improve Seniors’ Access To Care With New Bipartisan Legislation
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Sen. Ernst Statement on Passage of the Every Child Achieves Act
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Sen. Ernst Statement on Iran Nuclear Deal
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Sen. Joni Ernst to Hold Town Meeting in Mahaska County
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Sen. Ernst Stresses Impact of Avian Flu & Need for Prevention Planning at Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee Hearing
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Sen. Ernst Stresses Devastating Harm of Avian Flu on Iowa Farm Families and Communities at Senate Ag Committee Hearing
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Sen. Ernst Highlights Need to Directly Assist Kurdish Peshmerga in Fight Against ISIS at Armed Services Committee Hearing

Press releases from: June 2015

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Sen. Ernst Statement on Supreme Court Ruling on Obergefell v. Hodges
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Sen. Ernst Highlights OPM Failures Due to Poor Project Management, Raises Questions Over How Many Others Were Impacted