by Luke Martz | Apr 22, 2026 | Campaigns, Governor
Last week, the Iowa Supreme Court delivered a unanimous 7-0 reality check to the State Auditor, stripping him of his unauthorized subpoena power in the Davenport building collapse case. For anyone else, a 7-0 rebuke from the state’s highest Court would be a...
by Luke Martz | Apr 17, 2026 | Campaigns, Governor
Republican gubernatorial candidate Randy Feenstra is making one thing clear: he isn’t just running a primary campaign; he is preparing for the general election. Iowa Field Report Has it First: Feenstra will officially launch the “Retirees for...
by Luke Martz | Mar 31, 2026 | Campaigns, Governor
For those of you expecting a plan that might build on Iowa’s success, you’re going to be disappointed by what you see. But for those of you who have paid attention to the way Rob Sand acts and what he says, his latest move will come as no surprise. After...
by Luke Martz | Mar 18, 2026 | Congress, Governor
At this point, the numbers aren’t controversial. They’re just inconvenient for Iowa Democrats. While Republicans have spent the session actually passing bills to verify citizenship for voter rolls, state jobs, and professional licenses, Democrats have been… stalling,...
by Luke Martz | Mar 12, 2026 | Campaigns, Governor, Media, State Politics
The Des Moines Register would like you to know they are very concerned about how Governor Kim Reynolds travels. So concerned, in fact, that they’ve now run two separate stories scrutinizing the governor’s legal use of a state plane. Yes, the legal use of a...
