Thirty-year-old Oliver Weilein secured 60 percent of the vote on Tuesday to defeat Ross Nusser in a special City Council ...

Iowa City Northside resident Ross Nusser was already seated in a sea of coffee-drinking college students, sipping from his ...

Just eight days before the upcoming special election for the Iowa City City Council, The Daily Iowan received an anonymous ...

The Iowa City City Council's last vacancy in 2023 was handled by appointment when Andrew Dunn was selected from a pool of more than 20 candidates to fill the seat vacated by Janice Weiner. The council ...

Weilein earned 4,141 votes, defeating challenger Ross Nusser, who brought in 2,736 votes, according to preliminary results from the Johnson County Auditor's Office. Weilein will now serve the ...

Weilein took home about 60% of the vote in the special election, beating out Ross Nusser for the seat that will represent District C. Weilein received 4,141 votes and Nusser received 2,736. Weilein ...

The 63-day sprint campaign to fill a vacant seat left by Andrew Dunn's resignation is coming to a head over the next three weeks, with Oliver Weilein and Ross Nusser squaring off. The council ...

Weilein earned 60 percent of the vote (4,141 votes), defeating challenger Ross Nusser, who brought in 40 percent of the tally (2,736 votes), according to preliminary results from the Johnson ...

Some words may be mispronounced. As a longtime Iowa Citian and business owner, I have had the privilege of knowing Ross Nusser since he was a child. Over the years, I’ve watched him grow into a ...

As Iowa City residents prepare to vote in Tuesday's special local election, two candidates for city council—Ross Nusser and Oliver Weilein—are presenting differ ...