Articles Tagged: Iowa Democratic Party

Iowa’s first-in-the-nation caucuses face some tough questions.

Republicans plan in-person caucuses, but Democrats using virtual and hybrid formats in response to party members’ concerns about COVID-19.

Cedar Rapids native Austin Frerick says he will fight for a fair and progressive tax structure and to level the playing field for locally owned farms, restaurants and businesses so they can compete against foreign corporations.

During a event conducted over Zoom, individuals shouted and drew a racial epithet and posted an image of a monkey on the shared screen for all participants to see.

Approaching her 28th and final year in the Iowa House, Mary Mascher promises to “continue to be as passionate about those issues that are important to me ... as I’ve been in the past.”

Iowa authorities are investigating multiple threats — including one of lynching — that Iowa Democratic Party Chairman Ross Wilburn received soon after writing an op-ed earlier this month critical of former President Donald Trump.

The Iowa Democratic Party on Monday asked the Office of Congressional Ethics to investigate U.S. Rep. Marianette Miller-Meeks' 2020 financial disclosure, saying the ophthalmologist representing Iowa’s 2nd District omitted information.

Organizer cites rise in COVID-19 case numbers

Democratic lawmakers question the cost, ‘use of state resources’

Former Cedar Rapids teacher is inducted into Iowa Democratic Hall of Fame.

But Democrats say GOP wants to “rig” the system

She praises pandemic rescue efforts in Iowa remarks

Republicans want congressional inquiry

The Charles City lawmaker has served as leader of House Democrats for three legislative sessions

Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms, a rising star in the Democratic Party, will address virtual Iowa event June 13