Also in the notebook, another Republican has announced his candidacy for Congress in Western Iowa's 4th District ...

He got national attention standing up for his lesbian moms. Now he wants to defend his state's access to health care.

First-year Sen. Zach Wahls, who first gained fame after a speech in the Iowa House of Representatives went viral when he was a college student, compared his first year in the chamber as a lawmaker to ...

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

Iowa Sen. Zach Wahls: ‘I tried to make it work’ The Senate Democratic caucus has withered, losing 10 seats in the last 10 years — losses that mirror those in other races up and down the ballot.

Zach Wahls Speaks About Family by Iowa House Democrats on YouTube "When I delivered my speech defending same-sex marriage back in 2011, I had no idea it would one day lead me back to the Iowa ...

Iowa Democrats are keeping their legislative leadership team in place for the 2023 session, where they will be in the minority in the Iowa House and Senate. News Today's news ...

At age 19, Zach Wahls first found his way into America’s conscience in 2011 when a video of his passionate speech to Iowa lawmakers about his lesbian parents went viral.

— Zach Wahls (@ZachWahls) November 7, 2018 At 26, he will be one of the youngest members of Iowa’s state senate. Whals will also be joining the same body he spoke to n 2011, starting his ...

On Sunday, Sen. Zach Wahls was elected to lead the Iowa Senate Democrats during the next session. The first-term senator will be taking over Sen Janet Petersen's position as minority leader.

Zach Wahls went viral when he was just 19. In 2011, then an engineering student at the University of Iowa, he spoke to the Iowa House of Representatives to stand up for his two mothers.

State Senate Minority Leader Zach Wahls says Iowa is lagging when it comes to creating jobs during Gov. Kim Reynolds’ time as the state’s executive. Slightly fewer Iowans have jobs now than ...