Laura Belin is a journalist based in Des Moines, Iowa, with a focus on local news and politics. She writes for various news outlets, including KESQ, News Channel 3, KPSP, KDFX, Telemundo 15, and Raw Story. Laura's work has also been featured in the Atlantic News-Telegraph. Her articles cover a range of topics, including Iowa politics, legislative updates, and analysis of current events.
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Sunday, Dec 8 2024 Eleventh in a series interpreting the results of Iowa's 2024 state and federal elections.
If conservatives can't stop Joni Ernst in the 2026 primary, they may have a place to park their protest votes in the general election.
So far, Smith's campaign looks more like a bid for online engagement than a serious threat to Ernst's career.
The House Majority PAC, one of the biggest spenders supporting Democrats in U.S. House races, has confirmed Iowa's first and third Congressional districts are among its “top targets” for the 2026 election cycle.
Laura Belin: Attorney General Brenna Bird said it's "up to President Trump to decide" on January 6 pardons when he's back in office.
Saturday, Dec 14 2024 “They don't make them like Jim Leach anymore,” posted the elections analysts at The Downballot after learning Leach had passed away on December 11.
Monday, Dec 16 2024 Voters in Iowa Senate district 35 will soon elect a new senator, now that Chris Cournoyer has resigned from that role to become Iowa's lieutenant governor.
Thursday, Dec 19 2024 President-elect Donald Trump followed through this week with his threat to sue pollster Ann Selzer and the Des Moines
Sunday, Dec 22 2024 Iowa is projected to maintain four U.S. House districts after 2030, according to population estimates the U.S.
Monday, Dec 23 2024 Iowa's all-Republican delegation voted the same way on almost every bill that came before both chambers during the 118th
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