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Daily NewslettersRepublicans ousted two 40-year Democratic incumbents and could have a clean sweep of statewide offices following a midterm election where the GOP further solidified its control over state government.
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Republicans ousted two 40-year Democratic incumbents and could have a clean sweep of statewide offices following a midterm election where the GOP further solidified its control over state government.
Voters in southeast Cedar Rapids have elected the first Arab American to serve in the Iowa Legislature.
They unseated the longest-serving state attorney general and state treasurer in U.S. history. But the auditor’s race is still up in the air.
Republican incumbent defeats Democratic challenger, state Sen. Liz Mathis in race for Iowa’s Second Congressional District.
Former Linn County Supervisor and current county employee Brent Oleson will be the next Linn County treasurer.
District 2 incumbent Ben Rogers was elected for a fifth term to the three-member Linn County Board of Supervisors. State Rep. Kirsten Running-Marquardt will fill the other open seat.
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Dawn Driscoll, a Williamsburg Republican, beat out fellow incumbent Kevin Kinney, in a fierce Iowa Senate race that included attack ads and cross-party endorsements.
Republican U.S. Sen. Chuck Grassley will return to the U.S. Senate for an eighth term, defeating an energized Democratic challenge Tuesday night.
Supervisor Jon Green received the most votes, followed by V Fixmer-Oraiz, founder and CEO of Astig Planning.
Reynolds was Iowans’ choice over Democrat Deidre DeJear, the Des Moines small businesswoman and activist; and Libertarian Rick Stewart, an activist and former business owner from Cedar Rapids.
Tipton resident seeking seat covering much of Cedar and Scott counties
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