Articles Tagged: Mariannette Miller-Meeks

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.

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.

Bohannan and Miller-Meeks are scheduled to debate each other on Iowa PBS later this month.

Also in the Campaign Almanac: Former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee endorses Iowa GOP U.S. Rep. Miller-Meeks’ re-election

Besides Iowa U.S. House races, Patriots Run Project active in Wisconsin seat.

State investigators are probing complaints against a secretive group that recruited fervent Donald Trump supporters to run as spoiler candidates in key swing districts against Republicans, according to a woman they recruited to run in Iowa's 1st District.

An ethics complaint seeking an investigation into Iowa Republican U.S. Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks’ voting address may make handy campaign fodder for Democrats heading into the November election, but little may actually come of it.

Also in Campaign Almanac: Dueling TV ads focus on Christina Bohannan’s support of law enforcement

Also, a new Iowa Poll shows Gov. Kim Reynolds’ lowest-ever job approval ratings

Patriots Run Project was the subject of an Associated Press report that revealed the group's operatives scouted conservative candidates online and aided their efforts to qualify for the ballot to run as third-party spoiler candidates in some of the nation's most competitive congressional districts.

Future UnityPoint facilities in Waterloo, Hiawatha are on hold while Bettendorf application is pending.

Iowa U.S. senators Chuck Grassley and Joni Ernst joined Republican colleagues to block a bill by Democrats that would establish a federal right to access fertility treatments.

A secretive group that recruited retired and disabled supporters of former President Donald Trump to run as third-party spoiler candidates in some of the nation's most competitive congressional districts -- including two in Iowa -- was accused of violating campaign finance law in a complaint filed Tuesday.

Plus, Republican state lawmakers take carbon capture pipelines to court