GOP chairs Jeff Kaufmann of Iowa, Stephen Stepanek of New Hampshire, Michael McDonald of Nevada and Drew McKissick of South Carolina said in a statement they want to preserve the historic schedule, which has led off with Iowa's caucus followed by New Hampshire's primary.
Three men are vying for an open Board of Supervisors seat.
The push for Nevada to jump past Iowa's caucuses and New Hampshire's longstanding first-in-the-nation primary follows a behind-the-scenes lobbying campaign led by former U.S. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid of Nevada.
Three men are vying for a seat on the Board of Supervisors.
“Unfortunately I think there are those that are trying to silence others in the party.”
The majority of council members up for reelection this year or running again to regain their seats
Secretary of State Paul Pate stayed on sidelines while fellow Republicans cut early voting options
IOWA CITY — A year and a half before her term expires, Johnson County Supervisor Janelle Rettig announced in an …
Over 111.5 million voters cast ballots in advance last fall
DAVENPORT — U.S. Sen. Tim Scott, a touted possible Republican presidential contender, stopped in Davenport Thursday for a political fundraiser …
Senator criticizes Biden infrastructure plan during Bettendorf stop
Bobby Schilling, who died at 57, ran in 2020 2nd Congressional District Republican primary after moving from Illinois to Iowa
The drama is over, but the discussion needs to continue. The 2020 election results in Iowa’s 2nd Congressional District were …
The following is a roundup of Iowa news from the past seven days. Hart drops election challenge Democrat Rita Hart …
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