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Registered and likely Iowa voters favor Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama over Republican John McCain, according to the University of Iowa Hawkeye Poll released today.
Democrat Barack Obama is leading Republican John McCain in the battleground state of Iowa among both registered and likely voters, according to a new University of Iowa Hawkeye Poll released today. Among registered voters, Obama holds a 48 percent to 42.9 percent lead when "leaners" are factored in. Among those judged as "likely registered voters," Obama's lead is 49.5 percent to 43.1 percent, ...
Who do you think will win Iowa? How important is Iowa to the Barack Obama? Not only did his victory in the caucuses do wonders to elevate his candidacy's viability, Obama returned to the state in May to mark the milestone of winning the majority of pledged delegates.
A commission proposed by Barack Obama to look into changes for the primary and caucus system four years from now may not call for any particular states to go first but the presumptive Democratic nominee still supports Iowa and New Hampshire keeping their status as the first contests every presidential election year.
DES MOINES, Iowa - Republican presidential candidate John McCain didn’t mince words Friday at the Iowa State Fair, telling corn producers he didn’t want to subsidize their ethanol but was eager to help market farm products around the world.
DES MOINES, Iowa - Republican presidential candidate John McCain opposes the $300 billion farm bill and subsidies for ethanol, positions that both supporters and opponents say might cost him votes he needs in the upper Midwest this November.
CRESTON, Iowa (AP) - Creston's City Council denied former police chief James Christensen's appeal to keep his job during an employment termination hearing Tuesday.
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — Prosecutors have reached a plea agreement with a man who was charged with carrying an unlawful knife outside a southeastern Iowa hotel where presidential candidate Barack Obama and his family stayed during a campaign visit in July 2007.
DES MOINES, Iowa -- Prosecutors have reached a plea agreement with an Ohio man who was accused of carrying an unlawful knife outside an Iowa hotel where presidential candidate Barack Obama and his family stayed during a campaign visit in July 2007.
CQ Politics Presidential Race Rating: Leans Democratic
A proposal for the City of Denison to endorse a RISE (Revitalize Iowa's Sound Economy) grant for the proposed Crawford County Memorial Hospital project did not pass at Monday night's city council meeting after ending in a 2-2 tie.
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