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The bond will be used to protect water quality, preserve natural areas and improve public access to parks and trails in Johnson County over the next 20 years.

Democratic Iowa Sen. Todd Taylor claimed victory in the Linn County Auditor race as Republican newcomer Brandy Zumbach Meisheid won the District 3 seat on the Linn County Board of Supervisors.

Hinson, of Marion, defeated Democratic challenger Sarah Corkery of Cedar Falls and no-party candidate Jody Puffett of Delhi to represent Iowa’s 2nd Congressional District.

Interest in Iowa intensified after a recent poll showed Kamala Harris leading the state; but Trump led by double digits

Iowa voters approved a pair of proposed state constitutional amendments — one on voting and one on the gubernatorial line of succession — in Tuesday’s general election.

Zach Nunn-Lanon Baccam race too close to call in 3rd District

In interviews with The Gazette on Tuesday, voters listed a number of issues that motivated them to participate in the election: immigration, abortion, the economy, world politics, and even the campaigns’ text messaging habits.

A glimpse into polling locations in Eastern Iowa on a day when voters across the country head to the polls to cast their ballots in the general election.

As polls close, view election results reported from AP. Get the latest updates from around Eastern Iowa.

Heading to the polls today? Here’s what you’ll need to know to cast a ballot.

This election, early voters in the county have been using a simple but effective app developed locally that’s speeding up lines.

New polling released Saturday of likely Iowa voters suggests Democratic Vice President Kamala Harris now leads Republican former president Donald Trump in a state both parties had all but written off.

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The two candidates running for southeast Iowa’s closely contested U.S. House seat took a break Friday from their respective parties’ messaging on abortion rights and immigration to focus on farm policy and economic issues, as they work to turn out and sway undecided voters just four days out from Tuesday’s general election.

A federal judge on Friday heard arguments and pledged a quick ruling in a lawsuit over Iowa Secretary of State Paul Pate’s directive that poll workers challenge the ballots of 2,176 legal residents whose citizenship status is unclear to his office.