Robin Opsahl is a Politics Reporter at Iowa Capital Dispatch. They cover a wide range of topics including elections, government, public policy, and health, with a focus on legislation and consumer health. Robin's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including Raw Story, Yahoo News, and The Des Moines Register.
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By: Robin Opsahl
Iowa has a new state government body dedicated to helping expand state tourism and recreation options, as Gov. Kim Reynolds signed an executive order Monday establishing the Iowa Office of Outdoor Recreation. Reynolds signed Executive Order 19 at a news conference held at Lake Ahquabi State Park near Indianola. The Office of Outdoor Recreation, created by the order, will be […]
By: Robin Opsahl
Libertarian Rick Stewart overcomes GOP challenge to 2nd congressional district qualification
By: Robin Opsahl
A third Libertarian survived a challenge to his campaign paperwork and will remain on the November 2026 ballot. De Witt, IA Right Now
By: Robin Opsahl
The State Objections Panel ruled Monday that two Libertarian candidates running for governor and Congress should be taken off the 2026 Iowa general election ballot, sustaining challenges to their qualifications as candidates. A third Libertarian survived a challenge to his campaign paperwork and will remain on the November 2026 ballot. Republicans filed multiple challenges last […]
Stephanie Berlin, chair of the Libertarian Party of Iowa, spoke on behalf of Marco Battaglia (left), a Libertarian candidate whose place on the ballot was challenged, at a State Objections
By: Robin Opsahl
The State Objections Panel ruled Monday that two Libertarian candidates running for governor and Congress should be taken off the 2026 Iowa general election ballot, sustaining challenges to their qualifications as candidates.
By: Robin Opsahl
Iowa has a new state government body dedicated to helping expand state tourism and recreation options, as Gov. Kim Reynolds signed an executive order Monday establishing the Iowa Office of Outdoor Recreation. Reynolds signed Executive Order 19 at a news conference held at Lake Ahquabi State Park near Indianola. The Office of Outdoor Recreation, created by the order, will be […]
By: Robin Opsahl
Iowa Rep. Josh Turek, who is running against U.S. Rep. Ashley Hinson for Iowa's U.S. Senate seat in 2026, criticized her healthcare votes in Congress.
As the country nears the one-year anniversary of the “One Big, Beautiful Bill Act,” Democratic U.S.
By: Robin Opsahl
Turek, a state representative from Council Bluffs, held a roundtable discussion on healthcare Monday in Des Moines.
