Lieutenant Governor announces campaign for state auditor
- On May 6, 2025, Iowa Lieutenant Governor Chris Cournoyer declared her candidacy for the state auditor position in the upcoming 2026 election.
- Cournoyer, appointed lieutenant governor in December 2024, decided to run after Governor Kim Reynolds announced she will not seek a third term.
- Cournoyer has a background in technology, led government realignment reducing agencies from 37 to 16, and criticizes current auditor Rob Sand's tenure and related legislation.
- Reynolds endorsed Cournoyer, highlighting her commitment to responsible budgeting and her proven efforts to enhance government efficiency and accountability, describing her as a trustworthy watchdog for all Iowans.
- If elected, Cournoyer plans to integrate AI into audits, promote transparency, and enhance local government efficiency while keeping politics out of the auditor's office.
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Republican Lieutenant Governor Chris Cournoyer has kicked off her campaign for state auditor. “I’m the mother of four children, I’ve run a small business for 27 years, I was in the corporate world before that,” Cournoyer said today, “and so I think I bring a lot from the private sector.” Cournoyer has a computer science […]
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