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Iowa’s 1st District: Bohannan’s plan for farm runoff and PFAS

As nitrate and PFAS pollution raise cancer concerns statewide, Democratic nominee Christina Bohannan's approach contrasts with Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks, who opposed expanded federal PFAS regulation.

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Hinson asks Iowans for ‘gas money’ as fuel costs climb amid Iran war

Ashley Hinson asked Iowans for gas money for her $92,000 bus tour. Iowa diesel is up 81% in a year, and farmers are paying for it in the middle of harvest.

Christina Bohannan gestures with one hand while speaking, looking off to the side.
Iowa’s 1st District: Where Christina Bohannan stands on gun policy

Iowa Democrat Christina Bohannan shoots at the range and backs gun rights. So why has gun safety group Everytown spent nearly $1.5 million boosting her campaign? A look at her voting record and where she stands on assault-style weapons.

Photo illustration of U.S. Rep. Zach Nunn by Dakotah Kennedy, original photo by AP Photo/Charlie Neibergall
Zach Nunn and Medicaid cuts: Iowa clinics close in the 3rd District

Rep. Zach Nunn called rural hospital closure fears a “myth.” Iowa clinics are closing ahead of Medicaid cuts. Where he and Sarah Trone Garriott stand.

Rep. Zach Nunn gestures with both hands while speaking at a podium.
Zach Nunn sticks to phone sessions as Trone Garriott holds open town halls

Iowa Rep. Zach Nunn swatted at a reporter's phone when asked about rural hospital closures — after calling warnings about the issue a "myth" last year. Meanwhile, his Democratic opponent Sarah Trone Garriott is holding open town halls across all 21 counties, while Nunn opts for telephone sessions.

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2026 midterm debates: Why candidates are skipping or stalling them

Election debate scheduling has become increasingly contentious across several midterm races this year. Candidates across the Midwest have had disputes over debate participation, logistics and host selection, with some candidates declining to debate altogether.

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Iowa’s Miller-Meeks seeks reelection in a district where she neither lives nor votes

U.S. Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks is asking Iowa’s 1st District voters to send her back to Congress — but she won't be voting for herself. Records confirmed by election officials show Miller-Meeks is registered to vote outside the 1st District in Wapello County.

Side-by-side composite photo shows Rob Sand on the left speaking indoors and Zach Lahn on the right speaking into a microphone.
Iowa governor race: Who’s funding Zach Lahn and Rob Sand

The Republican Governors Association has given Zach Lahn more than $15 million. Most of Rob Sand’s money comes from Iowa donors, including his wife’s family.

Side-by-side composite photo shows Christina Bohannan smiling on the left and Mariannette Miller-Meeks gesturing while speaking on the right.
Miller-Meeks vs. Bohannan: Where Iowa’s 1st District candidates stand

Here is where incumbent Republican Mariannette Miller-Meeks and Democratic challenger Christina Bohannan stand on the key issues facing eastern Iowa, including health care, foreign policy and clean water.

Side-by-side composite photo shows Sarah Trone Garriott smiling on the left and Zach Nunn gesturing while speaking on the right.
Nunn vs. Trone Garriott: Where Iowa’s 3rd District candidates stand

Rep. Zach Nunn voted for Medicaid cuts that shuttered health clinics and backed tariffs that raised costs for Iowans. State Sen. Sarah Trone Garriott is challenging the Iowa Republican, campaigning on lowering health care expenses and ending tariffs.