The campaign contributor, Iowa Board of Regents member David Barker, said he is not involved in the day-to-day operations at Indian Ridge Apartments and was unaware the Republican incumbent was living there.
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The campaign contributor, Iowa Board of Regents member David Barker, said he is not involved in the day-to-day operations at Indian Ridge Apartments and was unaware the Republican incumbent was living there.
Also, new ads are airing in Eastern Iowa’s competitive 1st District campaign.
Two of the three candidates on the ballot in Iowa's 2nd Congressional District sparred over abortion rights, immigration enforcement and more in a televised debate Monday night.
The public is invited to attend a forum on Oct. 8 to ask questions about the proposed emergency medical services levy that will be on the ballot this November for Jefferson County residents.
The Fairfield Community School District has placed a ballot measure up for vote on Nov. 5 on whether to take out general obligation bonds for a new middle school.
Johnson County voter passed a similar $20 million conservation bond in 2008.
The Iowa Senate District 40 seat was vacated by Democrat Todd Taylor, who’s running for election as Linn County Auditor.
A state senator representing Cedar Rapids and a small business owner are running against each other for a seat on the Linn County Board of Supervisors.
University of Iowa Prof. Thomas Gruca has served as director of the Iowa Electronic Markets since 2020
The Republican incumbent of the 1st District, Miller-Meeks is seeking a third term in the U.S. House and faces Democrat Christina Bohannan in a rematch of their 2022 campaign.
The Iowa City Democrat is mounting a second challenge to Republican incumbent U.S. Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks in the 1st Congressional District.
Justices send case back to district court for further proceedings
Also in the Campaign Almanac: A free-market business advocacy organization publishes its scorecard of Iowa state lawmakers
Despite facts to the contrary and pushback from within their own party, Iowa Republican U.S. House members this week pushed disproved claims implying the federal government lacks the resources to respond to devastating hurricanes across the southeast because it has spent money on migrants.
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