Articles Tagged: Iowa Democratic Party

“It has been a lonely process,” said Scott Brennan, the only Iowan on the DNC rules committee and one of only two members to vote against the proposal.

Displeased or not, most can agree that the fate of Iowa Democrats’ leadoff status was sealed three years ago on Feb. 3, 2020

The move, designed to give people of color a more prominent role in the presidential nominating process, could have huge ramifications for Democratic politics in Iowa and the national campaign process.

Iowa’s Scott Brennan said at first it felt like national Democrats sought only to punish Iowa over the botched reporting of the 2020 caucus results

Republican former President Donald Trump’s announced launch of a third White House run received a muted response from Iowa Republicans Wednesday, including from those whom Trump backed in last week’s midterm elections.

By and large, Tuesday night was a drubbing for Democrats in Iowa up and down the ballot.

When I compare the two platforms put together by each party, it’s not hard to choose.

District 84 includes several townships in northwestern and southwestern Linn County and most of Benton County, including Vinton

State Sen. Liz Mathis, lieutenant governor nominee Eric Van Lancker and others speak Saturday at Progress Iowa Corn Feed in Cedar Rapids.

The Iowa Democratic Party is set to recognize the leader of the Linn County Democrats at their annual Hall of …

Iowa’s Republican U.S. House members voted against a bipartisan bill to overhaul a centuries-old law in an effort to prevent future presidential candidates from trying to subvert future elections.

Train shipments of grain, fertilizer, lumber, produce and fuel will not come to a screeching halt on Friday, as a strike that could have idled freight and passenger trains across the state and country seems to have been averted -- for now.

Unemployment insurance rates for Iowa employers will drop to a 24-year low, beginning in 2023, Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds announced this week.

Now instead of fighting for Iowa voters, Democrats are turning their back on them.

RNC chairwoman Ronna McDaniel, in Iowa, says she put state party chairman Jeff Kaufmann in an influential position because she wanted to keep Iowa's first-in-the-nation status