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Kimberly Graham

Democratic · Iowa · 2026 · Incumbent

On the November 3 ballot for Polk County Attorney, Iowa

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Not official yetUpdated November 5, 2026

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Polk County Attorney
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Top priorities

From the campaign site

  • Child protection and advocacy for vulnerable youth
  • Public safety, working with law enforcement and holding offenders accountable
Biography

Kimberly Graham has 26 years of legal experience in Iowa's criminal, juvenile and family court systems and has served as Polk County Attorney since January 2023, per her campaign site.

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Polk County AttorneyIowa · 2026Polk County sample ballot

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