(TNS) When the clock struck 4 p.m. in Frankfort Friday, the Secretary of State’s office closed the literal and metaphorical door on filing to run for office this year in
Iowa Republicans will gather in just over a month, in schools, churches and community halls, to cast their vote for the presidential nomination and kick off the national primary process.
Iowa Republicans will gather in just over a month, in schools, churches and community halls, to cast their vote for the presidential nomination and kick off the national primary process. The high-profile presidential caucuses require meticulous planning from state and local officials to secure locations, organize volunteers and get the word out to voters.
Nothing seems to come easy for Republicans when it comes to settling on a Speaker of the House. Tax cuts in Iowa are on the way after the latest report of a surplus. And the Illinois governor puts pressure on the President for help deal with migrants. Now the President will allow the border wall […]