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Martin O'Malley To Speak At Caucus Candidate Forum Series

July 10, 2015

The 2016 Iowa Caucus Consortium is pleased to announce that former Maryland Governor Martin O’Malley will speak at the Caucus Candidate Forum Series on Friday, July 24. The event will take place from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the State Historical Building. Registration is not required but is encouraged. To register, click here. Media members interested in attending should contact Kyle Oppenhuizen at koppenhuizen@DSMpartnership.com

The Caucus Candidate Forum Series is an effort to allow Greater Des Moines (DSM) community members and business leaders to learn about and interact with presidential candidates. The Consortium has offered the opportunity to all presidential candidates and potential candidates from both sides of the political aisle to speak at the Forum Series during the coming months. O’Malley’s presentation will be the second in the series. 

Caucus Candidate Forum Series events are free and open to the public. Candidates are allotted 40 minutes to speak to the audience and then open up a question-and-answer session for 15-20 minutes. Note that free parking is available in the parking ramp on the corner of East Grand Avenue and Pennsylvania Avenue. Due to the nature of political campaigns, future forum dates, times and speakers will be announced as they are booked. 

The Caucus Candidate Forum Series is one of many efforts of the Iowa Caucus Consortium to highlight Iowa’s first in the nation Caucuses. Find more information about Consortium events and educational resources at IowaCaucus.org.


About the Iowa Caucus Consortium

The Iowa Caucus Consortium is an initiative of the Greater Des Moines Convention and Visitors Bureau, Greater Des Moines Partnership, Iowa Economic Development Authority, The Des Moines Register, Drake University and the Iowa Department of Cultural Affairs, in partnership with the Iowa Democratic Party and the Republican Party of Iowa. The Iowa Caucus Consortium aims to highlight Iowa’s first in the nation Caucus status and provide the media, candidates, and visitors a meaningful, positive experience while showcasing the state and region. The Consortium aims to do this by providing educational and informational resources, hosting Caucus-related events and facilitating collaboration among local organizations and leaders. For more information on the Iowa Caucuses, visit IowaCaucus.org and follow @IAcaucus2016 on Twitter.