(ABC 6 News) — Two new names are emerging in the race for Iowa Governor: State Auditor Rob Sand and local Rep. Randy Feenstra. Sand, a Democrat, has sparred with Governor Kim Reynolds in the past ...

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Auditor Rob Sand, the only Democrat to currently hold statewide office in Iowa, announced his campaign for governor Monday.

Democratic state auditor Rob Sand is officially running for governor. He says his campaign will focus on bipartisanship, ...

Incumbent Marc Strout and newcomer Tony Pagliarulo were elected to three-year terms on the Dalton Select Board on Monday.

A lot of politicians yap about making a place redder or bluer,” State Auditor Rob Sand said in an online video Monday morning ...

Auditor Rob Sand announced Monday he would be running for governor. The Democrat said he wants to serve, not lead a party.

The decision comes after a May 7 X post in which Sand poked fun at people asking him what office he was going to run for in ...

Rep. Randy Feenstra filed paperwork to run for governor in 2026. If he officially launches a campaign, he would be the first ...

Sand said his campaign is focused on public service, not party politics. Running under the slogan “A Governor for All,” Sand emphasized a message aimed at bridging political divides.

Feenstra entered Congress after defeating longtime Republican Congressman Steve King in a primary in 2020. He previously ...

State Auditor Rob Sand, the only Democrat holding statewide office, announced on Monday that he is running for governor. Kelsey Marier shares top local headlines for Monday, including a truck vs.