Liam Halawith is a journalist based in Iowa City, Iowa. He is a regular contributor to The Daily Iowan, covering local news and politics, with a particular focus on the Iowa caucuses. His work has also been featured in various other publications, including The Gazette, Mason City Globe Gazette, Southeast Iowa Union, Sioux City Journal, and PolitiFact.
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Liam's coverage is heavily focused on local government and politics, specifically related to Iowa. He frequently covers announcements and events related to the Iowa caucuses, political figures like Donald Trump, and the Republican Party.
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By: Liam Halawith
The state objection panel decided, 2-1, to uphold Republican objections to three Iowa libertarians’ candidacy on Wednesday.
By: Liam Halawith
Iowa Democrats say AEA overhaul from last legislative session to blame.
By: Liam Halawith
A district court approved a temporary injunction preventing the Iowa Secretary of State from certifying 2024 general election ballots.
By: Elijah Exley-Schuman, Liam Halawith, Dimia Burrell
The council voted 6-1 in favor of decreasing the rates following backlash.
By: Liam Halawith
This is a developing story. Check back for updates. Iowa City Police are currently investigating a stabbing near the Burlington Street Kum & Go that occurred just after 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday. University of Iowa Public Safety released a Hawk Alert, or public safety bulletin, around 6:39 p.m. Wednesday, alerting UI students to steer clear...
By: Liam Halawith
An Iowa District Court judge upheld a state panel’s decision to remove three Iowa Libertarian Congressional candidates from the Nov. 5 ballot on Saturday. In a Saturday morning ruling, Polk County District Court Judge Michael Huppert ruled that the State Objection Panel’s Aug. 28 ruling to uphold Republican-led objections to the Libertarian candidates’ candidacy was...
By: Liam Halawith
Kelsey Kremer/The Register Outside Iowa’s Supreme Court and the Iowa Judicial Branch Building on Monday, April 22, 2019, in Des Moines.
In the middle of Iowa’s sweltering August heatwave, volunteers with Johnson County Democrats set up a non-partisan voter registration tent outside of downtown Iowa City’s Yotopia, one of many local get-out-the-vote efforts prefacing the upcoming presidential election. Targeting younger voters and college students needing to re-register after an address change, the volunteers guided people through...
By: Liam Halawith, Roxy Ekberg
Local Democrats and Iowa Young Republicans hosted rowdy watch parties for the primetime debate.
The court listened to oral arguments Wednesday in an expedited hearing.
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