Iowa Presidential Election

Iowa, Democrats

Iowa Democrats pitching return to first-in-the-nation caucuses

Iowa Dems are pitching national party leaders that the state’s presidential caucuses should again be first in the nation, include a mail-in option and simple results.

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Iowa Democrats to pitch new-look caucuses in bid to go first once more

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Iowa Democrats advocate for first-in-the-nation caucus status in Washington

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Redesigned Iowa caucus aims for Democrats to regain first-in-nation status

Early voting is returning to the 2028 Iowa Democratic Caucus.

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Meet the Democrats vying to represent Iowa’s 4th Congressional District

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Iowa’s June 2 primary: Who can vote and how it works

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Iowa primary election 2026: Meet the Democrats running for Iowa’s 2nd Congressional District

Kathy Dolter has a long history in the nursing field.

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Iowa primary election guide: What to know before you go to the polls

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Absentee voting underway ahead of Iowa elections

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Andy Beshear to rally with Rob Sand days after Iowa primary election

Andy Beshear, a red-state governor who casts a moderate image, will appear with Sand in Des Moines Sunday June 7.

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U.S. House Speaker and potential 2028 presidential candidate both heading to Iowa

Two nationally-known names, one Republican and one Democrat, will make their way to Iowa in the weeks ahead, demonstrating the continued political prominence the state carries. This Sunday night, Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear -- a Democrat and possible 2028 presidential contender -- is scheduled to appear at a campaign event in Des Moines for an Iowa Democrat who hopes to be governor in 2027: State Auditor Rob Sand.

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Iowa Democrats prepare new pitch to regain an early spot in 2028 presidential race

Iowa Democrats are heading to Washington this week to make a new case for why Iowa should once again kick off the presidential nominating process.

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Democrats look for a foothold in Iowa as Vance visits to boost Republicans

After years of coming up short, Democrats think they can make Iowa a political battleground again. Republican Donald Trump may have won the state by double digits in the last presidential election, but growing dissatisfaction with his leadership and rising costs from the Iran war could help set the stage for Democrats to make previously unattainable gains.

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Vance, Cruz, head to Iowa on 2026 missions as 2028 GOP race to succeed Trump heats up

Vice President JD Vance and Sen. Ted Cruz make stops in Iowa this week, fueling 2028 presidential speculation ahead of the 2026 midterm elections.