Democratic gubernatorial candidate Fred Hubbell and Johnson County Democrats say they are “optimistic” heading into the final stretch before Election Day.
With just 10 days left to go before Nov....
With just 12 days until the November midterm elections, Gov. Kim Reynolds, a Republican, briefly visited Hamburg Inn No. 2 in Iowa City on Thursday.
Reynolds faces Des Moines businessman Fred Hubbell,...
On Wednesday, the University of Iowa Student Government held a forum with Sen. Joe Bolkcom, D-Iowa City, and Republican hopeful Patrick Wronkiewicz. The candidates discussed a variety of issues, from tax...
Iowa City’s Zach Wahls, UI alum, activist, and Democratic hopeful for the Iowa Senate, seeks to help return Medicaid under state control, increase education funding, and prioritize workers’ rights.
When...
Hoping to bring down tuition and boost the legal uses of medical marijuana, University of Iowa senior Patrick Wronkiewicz is running as a Republican for an Iowa Senate seat that represents the university...
Now approaching his 20th year in the Iowa Senate, Sen. Joe Bolkcom, D-Iowa City, seeks a sixth term representing Iowa City and environs.
Tackling the expansion of medical cannabis, education funding,...
Mike Naig, Iowa’s acting agriculture secretary, says he brings experience and passion gleaned from his time as deputy to his predecessor to the forefront of his election campaign.
Naig was sworn in...
The last three months have been a whirlwind of fundraising and spending for Iowa gubernatorial candidates, according to campaign finance reports released Oct. 19. The documents reveal record-high contributions...
Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds, a Republican, said she would support allowing access to birth control without a prescription.
In a debate Oct. 17 in Sioux City, Reynolds unveiled the plan when moderators directed...
Iowa secretary of agriculture candidate Tim Gannon wants the state to remain a leader in agriculture.
The 42-year-old Democratic challenger is running against Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Mike Naig,...
Sarah Watson, Politics Reporter
• October 16, 2018
A government financial service on Tuesday estimated that the state’s revenue will grow in 2019 by 4.9 percent. That’s nearly 3 points higher than the actual revenue growth between 2017 and 2018. In...
