Brianne Pfannenstiel is the Chief Politics Reporter at the Des Moines Register. She covers the 2024 presidential race and the Iowa caucuses, focusing on key political figures and events such as the GOP, Donald Trump, and Ron DeSantis. Brianne’s work has been featured in various esteemed publications including USA TODAY and Yahoo News.
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Brianne's focus on Government & Politics, especially regarding the Iowa Caucus and Republican Party, suggests she would be most interested in pitches related to local political events, government announcements, and policy changes within the United States.
Given her coverage attributes emphasizing event coverage and citing data, consider providing factual information or exclusive access to political events happening specifically in Iowa or featuring key figures such as Nikki Haley. Pitches should cater to her geographical focus on Des Moines and Iowa while aligning with her interest in covering government announcements and legal policy regulations.
Pitches could include insights from local politicians or experts on topics related to the Republican Party activities within Iowa. Additionally, given Brianne's coverage of specific individuals like Nikki Haley and Donald Trump, offering unique perspectives on these personalities' actions or statements may also capture her attention.
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By: Brianne Pfannenstiel
At a Pennsylvania campaign rally Sunday, Donald Trump cast doubt on the Iowa Poll. "They suppress. And it actually should be illegal."
The Iowa Secretary of State’s office released new voter registration totals ahead of Election Day that show a significant advantage for Republicans.
By: Brianne Pfannenstiel, Stephen Gruber-Miller
Iowa's 3rd District congressional candidates made their closing pitches to voters at separate events Monday evening, just 12 hours before the polls were set to open.
By: Brianne Pfannenstiel, Stephen Gruber-Miller
Des Moines Register Today is Election Day, and Iowans will finish casting their ballots for president, Congress, the state Legislature and
By: Brianne Pfannenstiel
Republican Brett Barker and Democrat Ryan Condon are running for the chance to represent Iowa House District 51, a seat that includes Nevada, Maxwell and Huxley.
By: Brianne Pfannenstiel
Des Moines Register Show Caption Republicans and Democrats will be watching Iowa's presidential contest with renewed interest Tuesday
By: Brianne Pfannenstiel
Des Moines Register Renowned Pollster J. Ann Selzer said Tuesday she would be reviewing her data to determine why a Des Moines Register/Mediacom
By: Brianne Pfannenstiel
Des Moines Register Iowa, already a solidly red state, still found ground to move even further to the right as Donald Trump once again
By: Brianne Pfannenstiel
Iowa's U.S. Sen. Joni Ernst was defeated in her bid for the Senate Republican conference chair position, losing out to Arkansas Sen. Tom Cotton.
By: Brianne Pfannenstiel
Des Moines Register U.S. Sen. Chuck Grassley on Wednesday cheered Donald Trump's "overwhelming victory" and said the voters "sent a clear signal and message that they are ready for change."
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