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Auditor Sand weighing reelection bid, run for governor, U.S. Senate
Rob Sand on Iowa Press.
State Auditor Rob Sand says he hasn’t made a decision about the 2022 campaign. Sand, a Democrat, won a four-year term as state auditor in 2018 in his first race for elected office.
“Looking at reelection, potentially running for governor, maybe running for U.S. Senate,” Sand said when asked today about his plans for 2022.
Last fall, Sand questioned the $21 million in federal pandemic relief funds Republican Governor Kim Reynolds spent on new computer software for some state agencies the state legislature this year provided state funds instead for the purchase.
The criticism came as Democratic lawmakers prepared to introduce legislation in Congress to increase the number of seats on the Supreme Court from 9 to 13.
The announcement was met with great fanfare from far-left activists frustrated with the 6-3 conservative majority in the high court.
It was less thrilling for centrist Democrats who would like to avoid getting pulled into a partisan firefight over the court ahead of midterms that are historically bad for the party of the sitting president.
A New York Times/Siena College poll released late last year found that likely voters opposed increasing the size of the Supreme court by a 58%-31% margin.