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
ATLANTA — Two University of Iowa political science alumni say they have seen a contentious, but excited atmosphere in the battleground state of Georgia where they both now go to law school. Halle Seydel, a third-year law student at Georgia State University, said it has been stressful to see the political atmosphere in Georgia this...
By: Liam Halawith
The swing state, with 16 electoral college votes, went to former President Donald Trump.
Trump is likely to be elected to his second term and become the 47th president of the United States.
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By: Liam Halawith
Bohannan is down by 802 votes to incumbent U.S. Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks, R-Iowa.
By: Liam Halawith
With former President Donald Trump on his way back to the White House after beating out Vice President Kamala Harris, campus political organizations are mixed about the results of the election.
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The committee comes as Iowa’s regent universities work to comply with a law banning DEI programs.
The new caucus comes as President-elect Trump eyes slashing regulations and government workforce.
Weiner, of Iowa City, will lead the caucus in the next legislative session.
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