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.
Given his focus on expert commentary and government announcement, pitches should emphasize providing unique insights or analysis from experts in Iowa politics or those closely involved with the campaigns of key political figures in the state. This may include individuals familiar with caucus dynamics or party strategies specific to Iowa.
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By: Liam Halawith
Reynolds said Cournoyer’s extensive resume and expertise in technology put her at the top of the pack.
Iowa Democrats take a long look in the mirror as they evaluate a path forward.
Trump alleged the poll amounted to “election interference” in a lawsuit filed Monday.
By: Liam Halawith
DES MOINES — Iowa lawmakers gaveled in the 2025 legislative session on Monday with Republicans holding a supermajority and a trifecta. Republican legislative leaders are looking to pin property tax relief and education reform as their top issues this session, while Democrats look to work across the aisle to cut costs for Iowans. Iowa Statehouse...
Reynolds’ $9.4 billion budget will be funded by more than $2 billion in state reserves.
By: Liam Halawith, Mia O Connor-Walker
Reynolds pinned education, childcare improvements, and government efficiency as some of her top priorities.
President Donald Trump was sworn into office as the 47th President of the United States on Monday, marking the beginning of his second term as he becomes the second president to serve two non-consecutive terms. After being sworn in by U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts, Trump delivered his inaugural address promising to bring...
Iowa’s U.S. Senators voted in support of the Laken Riley Act on Monday, the start of a crackdown on illegal immigration just hours after President Donald Trump’s inauguration. The bill, which passed 64 to 35 with 12 Democrats in support, would strengthen immigration enforcement by requiring the detention and eventual deportation of undocumented immigrants who...
By: Liam Halawith
Also, Iowa lawmakers advance a bill to require certain counties adopt county supervisor districts.
By: Liam Halawith
The newly formed committee indicates the legislature will take a heavier hand in governing regent universities this session.
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