Tama County Iowa Republicans

10/26/2026

10/26/2026

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10/26/2026

ONE MORE CHANCE to join Zach Lahn right here in Tama County as he pushes to the finish line on November 3rd!!

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10/24/2026

Representative Dean Fisher is a proven fighter for Republican and Conservative values. Send him back to Des Moines November 3rd!

Dean Fisher, Republican candidate for Iowa House District 53 Age: 70​ Education: Graduated from South Tama CSD in 1975, Graduated from DeVry Institute of Technology in 1978 with a Bachelor’s in Electronics Engineering Technology Occupation/Profession: Electronics Engineering and Business Managem...

10/23/2026

Excellent

I’ve been reading the arguments both for and against reducing the Tama County Board of Supervisors from five members back to three. I’d like to offer a different perspective based on my experience working in local government. I support keeping five supervisors, and it has nothing to do with TCAT...

10/22/2026

We can’t allow Portland, Oregon failed politics in Iowa. Vote Joe Mitchell for Congress

Oregon GOP Releases Statement on Lindsay James and Her Portland Roots

Lindsay James, candidate for Iowa’s 2nd Congressional district, was born in Portland, Oregon, and while she built her political career in Iowa, her political views certainly resemble those of her birthplace.

Lately, national headlines about Oregon repeatedly expose one adverse consequence after another of the radical policies championed by so-called progressive politicians, mostly from Lindsay James’s hometown. Oregonians have seen firsthand what happens when these policies take hold, and the results speak for themselves.

Despite some of the highest taxes and government spending in the country, Oregon has plunged toward the bottom in rankings of critical areas like education, public safety, affordability, and business competitiveness. Watching this decline at the hands of entrenched progressive politicians and their leftist policies, Oregonians are beginning to understand the difficulty of reversing this deterioration. Trust us: you don’t want our problems.

Lindsay James may have left Oregon, but she has taken with her the same progressive political philosophy that has trampled our state into serious decline. Iowa voters would be wise to learn from our mistakes.