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News Director of Radio Iowa, a radio news network with headquarters in Des Moines, IA. With the network from Day One (1987). Covering politics forever.
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Sand suggests Lahn should have run for governor in another state

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By O. Kay Henderson 
| Radio Iowa
Democrat Rob Sand says Zach Lahn, his Republican opponent in the governor’s race, should have run for governor of Kansas rather than Iowa. Lahn, a northwest Iowa native, says he moved back to Iowa in 2023 and he registered to vote in Iowa’s 2024 election. The Des Moines Register has reported Lahn flies back and forth to Wichita about once a week to see some of the children he and his wife have from previous marriages.
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2020 Caucus winner Buttigieg to headline Iowa Democrats’ fundraiser

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By O. Kay Henderson 
| Radio Iowa
The Democrat who won the 2020 Iowa Caucuses is returning to the state to headline the Iowa Democratic Party’s biggest fundraiser of the year. Pete Buttigieg will be the keynote speaker at the party’s Liberty and Justice Celebration July 12 in Altoona. It’s an annual event and has featured Democrats pondering a run for the White House and, for decades, it was a showcase for the party’s presidential field in the run up to the Iowa Caucuses.
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Iowa Auditor’s Office finds ‘a mess’ in Madison County

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By O. Kay Henderson 
| Radio Iowa
The State Auditor’s Office has identified serious discrepancies in Madison County’s financial records. “These are not minor findings. This is a big deal,” State Auditor Rob Sand said during a news conference this afternoon in his statehouse office. “…Taxpayers in Madison County deserve better.” Auditors combed through records from a 24 month period, from June 1, 2022 through June 30, 2023. Sand said they found missing checks and unverified deposits.
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