Scott County

Served two terms on the Pleasant Valley school board and sits on the Bettendorf Civil Service Commission. We found nothing on her board record either way.

Sources: Scott County, North Scott Press

In October the Iowa Ethics and Campaign Disclosure Board opened an investigation into a complaint that he filmed campaign videos inside county facilities that are closed to the public. Maxwell says he didn't know it was a violation and took down a video shot at the county maintenance shop.

Sources: North Scott Press, Scott County

In the Legislature she sponsored bills to deny in-state college tuition to students who can't prove citizenship or lawful presence and to bar "Satanic displays" on public property, plus a resolution backing Texas against federal immigration policy. Now running on lower property taxes and more open county government.

Sources: Ballotpedia, River Cities' Reader

On the ballot by petition with no party. We found no campaign site, statements or record.

Sources: Ballotpedia

Ran for this office in 2018, citing 33 years in business finance and promising to modernize the office's technology. We found nothing recent.

Sources: Quad-City Times (2018), Ballotpedia

A fourth-generation Scott County resident promising accurate property records and faster processing. First run, no record.

Sources: Campaign site, Ballot Brief

Endorsed by Donald Trump, and her campaign says she is "working alongside President Trump." In September 2026 a watchdog filed a House ethics complaint asking whether she used her office to help her husband's insurance trade group; her campaign says his role there was unpaid.

Sources: Wikipedia, Campaign site, Iowa Starting Line

Greene County's attorney and the first Libertarian elected to a partisan office in Iowa. Says Congress has let presidents of both parties take its power, and that Republicans in Congress "are more loyal to Trump than they are to their own institution." Calls the carbon pipeline "the biggest boondoggle in the history of our state."

Sources: Bleeding Heartland, Bleeding Heartland, Campaign site, Bleeding Heartland, Ballotpedia

Endorsed by Donald Trump, who called him "more Trump" than his primary opponent, and by Turning Point Action and former Rep. Steve King. The sheriff in Black Hawk County is investigating fraud and theft accusations against Wulf, whose farm business was put under a court-appointed manager in September 2026.

Sources: CBS2 Iowa, KCRG, Wikipedia

Brought in online voter registration in 2016 and wrote Iowa's voter ID law. Days before the 2024 election he told county auditors to challenge the ballots of 2,176 people flagged as possible noncitizens, though he agreed most of them were likely citizens.

Sources: Wikipedia, Campaign site, KCRG

Endorsed by Donald Trump in September 2026. In April 2023 her office stopped the state's practice of paying for emergency contraception for rape victims.

Sources: Iowa Starting Line, Wikipedia

As a senator she voted for the 2023 law that took away the auditor's power to go to court when state agencies refuse to hand over records, the job she now wants.

Sources: Iowa Public Radio, Wikipedia

Says the state's pooled money fund has earned more than $1 billion since he took office. In the Senate he sponsored the 2021 law that cut early voting from 29 days to 20 and closed the polls an hour earlier.

Sources: Iowa Treasurer, Iowa Capital Dispatch, American Oversight

Backed by the Iowa Farm Bureau and corn growers' PACs, the industry his office oversees. Funds voluntary cover crop and runoff programs but opposes new water quality rules, saying they would hurt small and mid-sized farms.

Sources: Iowa Public Radio, Iowa Farm Bureau, Iowa Corn

Running with what House Republicans' campaign arm calls Trump's "full and complete endorsement," which helped her beat a primary challenger. Also endorsed by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.

Sources: NRCC, Ballotpedia, Quad-City Times

Running on term limits and a congressional stock trading ban, and criticized immigration enforcement that rounds up longtime residents. Endorsed by the Forward Party.

Sources: Iowa Public Radio, Forward Party

A former National Guard member running on tax relief and "small-town conservative values." Endorsed by the NFIB small-business PAC; no record in office.

Sources: North Scott Press, Sway

Organizer of the Quad City Conservative Breakfast Club. Endorsed by Americans for Prosperity.

Sources: Iowa Legislature, Americans for Prosperity

Voted for Iowa's six-week abortion ban in 2023. Endorsed by Americans for Prosperity and the NRA.

Sources: Planned Parenthood Advocates, Americans for Prosperity, Sway

As chair of the agriculture and natural resources budget committee he steered money to water quality and helped create the Choose Iowa local food program. We found nothing more on his record either way.

Sources: WVIK, Iowa Legislature

Worked as a field operator for Trump's Iowa campaign and a precinct caucus captain for him. Endorsed by Veterans for America First and Majority Leader Bobby Kaufmann.

Sources: Ballotpedia, Campaign site

A senior adviser to Trump's 2024 Iowa caucus campaign, who proposed 2021 voting restrictions and has promoted false claims of voter fraud. Endorsed by the NRA.

Sources: Wikipedia, Sway

Writes the state budget as appropriations chair and helped end state income tax on retirement income. Says his 2026 priorities are slowing property tax growth and limiting eminent domain for CO2 pipelines.

Sources: WVIK, Iowa Legislature

In 2025 he co-sponsored an amendment to keep gender identity protections in the Iowa Civil Rights Act, then said he had been "mislead" and pledged to vote for the bill removing them. Wrote a column titled "Iowa will stand strong with President Trump's immigration enforcement."

Sources: Bleeding Heartland, North Scott Press

Ran in Illinois before this: for Congress in the 2022 Republican primary and for the Illinois House in 2024, losing both. Calls himself a "union Republican."

Sources: Ballotpedia

Told a conservative voter guide "I don't believe racism is a problem" and that teachers should be allowed to carry guns at school. Endorsed by Veterans for America First.

Sources: iVoterGuide, Ballotpedia, Campaign site