Washington County officials say a challenge to the outcome of a $15 million bond vote for the Highland Community School District will move forward in the next few weeks, coming to a trial before a “challenge court” of stakeholders.
Pate, the state’s top elections official, had requested federal citizenship information for more than 2,000 Iowans in his effort to prevent non-citizens from voting in the Nov. 5 elections
Iowa’s 2024 general election results were certified Monday by the state Canvass Board and the state’s six Electoral College votes will be cast for President-elected Donald Trump.
A group of petitioners has submitted paperwork challenging the outcome of a $15 million bond measure in the Highland school district, after county officials said an unknown number of voters at one polling place were given the wrong ballots on Election Day.
A recount confirmed her lead Wednesday, helping her party pad its thin majority in the U.S. House and retain control of all four of Iowa’s congressional seats.
Southeastern Iowa counties are gearing up to recount more than 414,000 ballots in Iowa's 1st Congressional District race where less than 0.2 percent of the votes cast separate the candidates.
Having suffered even more losses in yet another election cycle begs the question: Where do Iowa Democrats go from here?
Democrat Christina Bohannan said she will ask for a recount in the tight race in Southeastern Iowa's 1st Congressional District against Republican U.S. Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks.
Washington County supervisors canvassed the votes for a $15 million bond issue at Highland schools Wednesday afternoon, despite earlier reports that the election would face a redo after one precinct gave some voters the wrong ballots on Election Day.
Brenna Bird leads 23-state coalition demanding end to ‘illegitimate’ cases
Webster City Democrat has sought office twice before
Board: She can claim Davenport residency while getting tax credit in Ottumwa.
County officials across the state will meet this week to publicly canvass and certify the results of the Nov. 5 election. Here’s a look at what happens next and how Iowa will certify the election results.
Christopher Larimer, a political science professor at the University of Northern Iowa, spoke to The Gazette on the takeaways and questions from the 2024 general election.
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