Iowa House Majority Leader Matt Windschitl campaigns for Iowa’s 4th congressional district Dylan Dreyer Shares She and ...

Democrats and independents say Trump's cuts to Medicaid and wind power, plus a push for cane sugar over corn syrup, are ...

The Iowa Poll, conducted Dec. 2-7, 2023, for The Des Moines Register, NBC News and Mediacom by Selzer & Co. of Des Moines, is based on telephone interviews with 502 registered voters in Iowa who ...

Iowa Poll: Most say it’s best for Iowa’s caucuses to retain first-in-the-nation status After their disastrous 2020 caucus, Democratic support for Iowa to continue being first in the nation has ...

Iowa GOP chairman Jeff Kaufmann is pointing to another poll by Emerson College Polling and RealClearDefense that shows Trump holds 53% of Iowans vote compared to 43% for Harris.The Emerson poll ...

About the Iowa Poll The Iowa Poll, conducted June 9-14, 2024, for The Des Moines Register and Mediacom by Selzer & Co. of Des Moines, is based on telephone interviews with 806 Iowans ages 18 or older.

Early entrance polls tell us half of caucus voters consider themselves part of the MAGA movement. And a big majority of Iowa Republican caucus-goers do not believe Biden was elected legitimately ...

The Iowa Poll, conducted March 5-8, 2023, for The Des Moines Register and Mediacom by Selzer & Co. of Des Moines, is based on telephone interviews with 805 Iowans ages 18 or older.

Two of Iowa’s U.S. House races are close between Democrats and Republicans, according to a new Des Moines Register/Mediacom Iowa Poll. Likely voters in Iowa’s 2 nd and 3 rd districts are split ...

The Iowa poll is not just another poll, mind you. Conducted by J. Ann Selzer for the Des Moines Register, NBC News and Mediacom, the poll is considered the state’s gold standard.

President Donald Trump seeks the return to Iowa court of his lawsuit accusing the Des Moines Register of election interference via the Iowa Poll ...

The Iowa caucuses are just two days away, and our forecast shows a pretty wide-open race there: No candidate has more than a 36 percent chance of winning the most votes.