Articles Tagged: Zach Wahls

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Republicans are promoting a disputed internal poll in Iowa’s Democratic U.S. Senate primary, while national Democrats quietly back a competing candidate, underscoring outside influence and deepening divisions in the race.

Iowa farmers and business leaders say the Supreme Court’s tariff ruling highlights the need for stability in trade policy, as Republicans urge trade reset and Democrats claim vindication.

‘There's things about Josh that I didn't really like,’ former Democratic primary rival says, but notes two-hour conversation persuaded him to endorse Turek.

Sage, who withdrew from the election Sunday, said he trusts Turek and appreciates his authenticity while saying he feels Wahls is ‘artificial’ and a ‘career politician’

Sage’s exit leaves 2 Democrats — state legislators Zach Wahls and Josh Turek — vying for the party’s nomination in Iowa’s open-seat U.S. Senate election

Iowa House Democrats will now look to hold their one seat in Northwest Iowa in this November’s general election

Iowa’s all-Republican congressional delegation voted against a House effort to roll back President Trump’s tariffs on Canada, setting off sharp criticism from Democrats who say the policy is hurting farmers and raising costs for families.

Hubbell was Iowa Democrats’ candidate for governor in 2018, when he spent $7 million of his own money on the campaign

In the Democratic primary campaign, Zach Wahls outraised Josh Turek and finished the period with more cash on hand.

A construction union enters Iowa’s eminent domain fight by backing the Summit pipeline and a Senate GOP proposal, while former Secretary of State Matt Schultz endorses U.S. Rep. Randy Feenstra in the crowded Republican race for governor.

President Donald Trump’s return to Iowa comes amid growing debate over affordability, trade policy and aggressive immigration enforcement.

The fatal shooting of a Minneapolis VA nurse by federal agents has sparked mass protests and drawn strong reactions from Iowa officials, with Republicans urging investigation and calm while Democrats call for ICE to leave the city.

The Republican Attorneys General Association donated $1 million to Bird’s re-election campaign on New Year’s Eve.

Bill Dotzler has served in the Iowa Legislature since 1997 and the Iowa Senate since 2003.