Campaign fundraising from April through June in Iowa's 2026 U.S. Senate election was competitive between some of the top candidates, according to new federal campaign reports filed Tuesday. But Republican incumbent U.

Iowa Republican incumbents have outpaced their Democratic challengers in fundraising, according to recent campaign finance reports, as they gear up for competitive races and push to protect their narrow U.

Ernst, who hasn't formally announced she is seeking reelection in 2026, brought in $723,000 in the second quarter, slightly more than her challengers.

GOP US Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks kept her fundraising lead, topping $2 million, new reports show. Here's how Iowa's other House races fared.

U.S. Sen. Ruben Gallego is stopping at the Iowa State Fair. The Gaggle analyzes if the senator from Arizona is interested in the White House in 2028.

Iowa Rep. Zach Nunn has decided to seek reelection to his swing district, a development first announced by President Donald Trump.

Iowa’s 2026 election may still be more than a year away, but the political dominoes are already starting to fall. Some high-profile candidates have jumped into major races earlier than usual, and experts say each decision is reshaping the state’s political landscape.

Representative Zach Nunn is running for reelection for his Iowa 3rd District seat in Congress after President Donald Trump's endorsement on social media.

Mike Zimmer, a longtime educator who won a special election to the state senate in January, will run for reelection.

Iowa House Republicans are set to elect a new majority leader. Rep. Matt Windschitl, who has served in the role the past six years, is running for Congress.GOP

GOP leaders encouraged Nunn to seek re-election in the swing district he already represents, rather than pursue a gubernatorial bid, Axios reported.

The Iowa Attorney General's Office will now evaluate whether "recent statements made online" by Heather Stancil violate Iowa Code.