More than 1 in 20 Iowans have faced a cancer diagnosis. Zach Nunn has mentioned cancer on his campaign Twitter six times.
About 1 in 1,092 students in Iowa identify as trans female. Nunn's campaign Twitter has mentioned the girls' sports issue ten times this year.
When Iowa parents asked Sarah Trone Garriott to keep boys out of their girls’ sports and locker rooms, she voted no.
The best way to make sure Sarah can't do the same thing in Congress is to bank your vote early.
Find your location, make a plan, and make your voice heard. ⬇️
Go to sos.iowa.gov to find your polling location.
Replying to @IowaGOP
I suspect someone is going to vote in Belle Plaine who doesn't maintain full-time residency in Iowa.
.@millermeeks things voting for the Epstein file release (once it polled well) but not doing anything to ensure the files are actually released — AND EVEN BETTER PEDOPHILES BROUGHT TO JUSTICE NO MATTER HOW MUCH THEY ARE WORTH — is enough, apparently.
Replying to @millermeeks @IowaGOP
Clearly this bill was not sufficient as no additional charges have been filed. What are you planning to do to actually bring justice to these victims abused by rich and powerful men?
Zach Lahn is cosplaying as a poor, normal dude again.
🔥 WATCH: Zach Lahn calls out CNN for repeating billionaire Rob Sand's lies about his family:
"What you're reporting on is $15 million in attack ads spent by a Democrat candidate... Yesterday, some of his more deranged supporters were actually tracking my plane, which only had my minor children on it— something that, in many cases, would warrant a restraining order, but in this case, it's actually warranting a question from CNN."
Replying to @millermeeks @IowaGOP
Clearly this bill was not sufficient as no additional charges have been filed. What are you planning to do to actually bring justice to these victims abused by rich and powerful men?
Yeah because people are tired of Israel having more power in politics than Americans. Unfortunately they will just start operating in the dark.
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"AIPAC announced on Wednesday that, after three cycles of direct political involvement through its political action committee AIPAC PAC, it will no longer issue endorsements or directly earmark contributions to candidates, but said it will remain involved in political organizing and fundraising in other ways, including with its influential super PAC."
Casey’s pizza is bipartisan.
We also know the state auditor doesn’t automatically audit every school district. The @IowaGOP could change this if they don’t want schools picking their auditor. 🤷♂️ iowafirstcheck.com/fact-chec…
@ZachLahn could just talk about Rob’s policies and argue why your’s are better.
📸 PICTURED: Rob Sand in 2023 presenting his "PIE Award" for fiscal efficiency to Iowa City Public Schools.
Since then, we've learned that they violated state law by moving $38M without required board approval.
They also overspent their capital projects fund by $45M over the last four fiscal years.
They've now had to take out an $8M loan just to meet their cash-flow needs in the current school year.
Our state's third largest school district has spent years wasting our money and the 'Auditor' gave them an award for it.
3/ Some county standouts for ballots received versus the same point in 2022:
Pottawattamie: +106%
Story: +70%
Warren: +67%
Johnson: +45%
It crosses party lines: Republican returns more than doubled in Pottawattamie; no-party returns more than doubled in Story and Warren.
2/ Who’s driving the growth over 2022?
No-party voters: +57.7%
Republicans: +20.8%
Democrats: +14.9%
Democrats account for the largest numerical increase, narrowly ahead of no-party voters.
These are voter registrations—not votes for candidates.
1/ Iowa’s latest early-voting update: 167,251 ballots received—up 41,964 from yesterday.
That’s 22.4% ahead of the comparable 2022 report, with 12 days until Election Day.
Explore your county:
iowafirstcheck.com/early-vot…
Replying to @JuneAppleseed @ZachLahn
All signs point to Lahn and his blended family being more wealthy and more connected to the political establishment.
However I disagree that Sand acts like he isn’t wealthy. I would like to see both release tax returns and disclosure statements, personally.
How much were your homes in Kansas and Montana worth? Which wealthy family did you marry into days after your first marriage ended? Most of your post is vague and unsourced but beyond that:
You are both obviously wealthy. Maybe release tax returns/disclosures. Put up or shut up.
Replying to @ZachLahn
Rob’s supporters are commenting on this criticizing my ownership of a small plane, while overlooking him being the wealthiest candidate for IA Governor likely ever.
- $77m home in Aspen (recently sold)
- Private jets
- Family yacht
- Multimillion dollar home in NW Iowa
- $200k vehicles.
It is a derangement syndrome in its own class.
wsj.com/real-estate/luxury-h…
Replying to @ZachLahn
How much were your homes in Kansas and Montana worth? Which wealthy family did you marry into days after your first marriage ended? Most of your post is vague and unsourced but beyond that:
You are both obviously wealthy. Maybe release tax returns/disclosures. Put up or shut up.
Replying to @TonyPhilli74713 @ZachLahn
Move out of Iowa. You are too stupid. We don’t want YOU here.
Replying to @JennyinIowa
You forgot to mention that Rob Sand is an out of touch billionaire rich dude, rather than a hardwork average normal every day Iowa farmer. Lol










