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Taylor Wettach launches campaign for Iowa State Auditor, drops out of U.S. House race

Wettach announced an auditor campaign and ended his bid for Iowa’s 1st Congressional District.

Taylor Wettach launches campaign for Iowa State Auditor, drops out of U.S. House race
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Taylor Wettach announced a campaign for Iowa state auditor and ended his bid for Iowa’s 1st Congressional District. He said he was running to protect the auditor’s independence, while Iowa Democratic Party Chair Rita Hart praised his decision.

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Iowa Democratic Party chair who praised Wettach’s decision

ALSO MENTIONED  Abigail Maas, Iowa County supervisor and Republican candidate for state auditor; Chris Cournoyer, Iowa lieutenant governor and Republican candidate for state auditor; Kim Reynolds, Iowa governor criticized by Wettach; Rob Sand, Current Iowa state auditor running for governor

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Taylor Wettach Ends House Campaign to Run for Iowa State Auditor

Taylor Wettach announced a campaign for Iowa state auditor. Reports also say he ended his campaign for Iowa’s 1st Congressional District. Center outlets focus on Wettach’s stated case for independent oversight and accountability, while some also note the change’s effect on the congressional race.

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