Taylor Wettach

Taylor Wettach

@wettachforiowa.bsky.social

Seventh-generation Iowan. Muscatine Native. Finance Attorney. Independent Watchdog. Running to be Iowa's next State Auditor.

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Great connecting with students at Iowa State University! We met many young voters preparing to cast their first ballots, listened to their concerns, and answered questions. With just 7 days until Election Day, make your voice heard and get out to vote!

The Auditor’s office has been strangled by efforts to diminish its scope and funding, and my opponent has led the charge. Audits need to be independent otherwise they mean nothing.

Everywhere we travel to, we hear from Iowans that they are ready to elect a State Auditor who will to protect their tax dollars. Iowans can trust I’ll follow the money wherever it leads, and always put them first.

Thank you to everyone we met in Council Bluffs for the warm welcome and great conversations! We also had the chance to connect with volunteers by phone and thank them for the important work they’re doing to get this campaign across the finish line.

I spent my career as an attorney reviewing multibillion dollar financial issues and legal matters. When it comes to ensuring Iowans’ tax dollars are protected from fraud and political games, I have the experience and independent track record needed to make sure the Auditor’s office works for you.

Grateful to our dear friend June Owens for the invitation to join the congregation at King of Kings Missionary Baptist Church for service. Our faith calls us to make our world look more like God’s Kingdom by looking out for our neighbors. As State Auditor, I’m committed to standing for all Iowans.

Iowans need an independent watchdog who understands the power of the Auditor’s office to protect their tax dollars. My opponent has already undermined the Auditor’s ability to go after waste, fraud, and abuse. Iowans can trust I’ll follow the money wherever it leads, and always put them first.

Grateful for the opportunity to speak with the State Council of Machinists this morning. Iowa’s hardworking public servants deserve an Auditor who will stand with them, not insiders. I’m honored to be fighting the fight, and to have their support.

In difficult times like these, the last thing Iowans should have to worry about is whether their hard-earned tax dollars are being wasted. My opponent voted to make it harder for the State Auditor to go after waste and abuse, and now she's running for the job.

I’m proud to have grown up in a community like Muscatine. My family taught me what it meant to work hard and care for your neighbors. I’ll take those values with me to Des Moines and will be a State Auditor who always looks out for Iowans.

With two weeks left until election day, I'm proud to have the support of so many hard working Iowans. Iowa Roofers know that I'll have their back and I'm honored to have their endorsement for our campaign for State Auditor.

I'm grateful to have the support of Senator Tom Harkin. Senator Harkin's legacy of principled leadership has been an inspiration to me, and I look forward to continuing that style of independent service in the Auditor's office.

We had a wonderful Sunday meeting with voters in Osceola and in Norwalk with our dear friend Rory Taylor and mentor Sen. Tom Harkin. Iowans are casting their ballots and we’re feeling the energy for change across the state.

We’ve got momentum! And it’s all thanks to the countless Iowans taking the time to talk to their neighbors about why we need to keep an independent watchdog in the Auditor’s office. Thanks to the volunteers in Muscatine, Des Moines, Iowa City- it was great to be with you this weekend.

Thank you to the residents of Oaknoll for joining us to learn more about my campaign for State Auditor. I’ll be an independent watchdog who always puts protecting Iowans’ tax dollars ahead of party politics.

My opponent voted to gut the power of the State Auditor to go after fraud and abuse, and to prevent Iowans from finding out when politicians commit fraud - now she’s running for the job. Instead of an independent watchdog, Chris Cournoyer would be a fox guarding the hen house.

Great to be back in Keokuk to honor the hard work that so many volunteers have put in this year and all the work that is left to do before November 3rd. Now’s the time - sign up to volunteer, talk to your family and friends, and most importantly, vote!

We had a great time rallying with AFSCME brothers and sisters, including International President Patrick Moran. Our state’s hardworking public servants deserve an Auditor who will stand with Iowans, not insiders. I’m honored to be fighting the fight, and to have their support.

Early Voting is available at your County Auditor's office starting today through November 2nd. Some counties also offer additional satellite voting locations. Check your auditor's website for full details or DM me if you need help. Your vote matters - make your plan to vote now!

This past weekend, we traveled across Iowa, meeting with voters and volunteers who are ready to elect an independent watchdog as our next State Auditor. We heard a clear message: Iowans deserve accountability and transparency.

Iowans are sick of elected officials that don't show up, play political games, and waste our money. Going after waste and fraud isn't a Democrat or a Republican issue. I'll be an independent watchdog that puts what's best for Iowans first.

I'm a seventh generation Iowan and an attorney with experience managing multi-billion dollar contracts. I'm ready to take on the responsibilities of the Auditor's office and make sure that your tax dollars are protected.

Megan and I are back out knocking doors on this warm October day to hear from Iowans about what they want from their next state auditor. It's time for leaders who listen. Early voting starts on Tuesday - make your plan to vote today!

Auditing shouldn’t have to be scary. Early voting starts on October 14th, and I’d be honored to have your vote for State Auditor 🎃 *Credit to the mummy we met door knocking

I will fight every day to make sure the Auditor's office protects the people of Iowa and I'll ask tough questions of anyone, regardless of party. I’ll use my financial and legal experience and my commitment to speaking truth to power to make sure that Iowans continue to have an independent watchdog.

Last night I participated in Luther College’s candidate forum. I was proud to answer questions about my campaign to protect Iowans’ tax dollars and continue the independent leadership in the Auditor’s office. Unfortunately, my opponent chose not to show up. Iowans deserve leaders who answer to them.

As an Iowan, I was taught that you don’t look the other way when something is wrong. Under Rob’s leadership, the Auditor’s office has uncovered record amounts of waste, fraud, abuse. As State Auditor, I will fight every day to protect Iowans and ask tough questions of anyone, regardless of party.

I am proud to have the backing of Iowa Steelworkers. I know that Iowans work hard for their money, and as Auditor, I'll honor that by working to cut waste and protect your tax dollars. I'll follow the money and call out abuse - no matter who's in charge.

Polls show I have the edge on my opponent and with just 32 days left, I need your help to finish strong on November 3rd. Now’s the time to get involved with our campaign to elect an independent watchdog for State Auditor. Make your plan to vote then share with your family and friends. Let’s do this!

It was a busy weekend in Southern and Eastern Iowa! We had pancakes in Centerville, a great dinner in Henry County, and I got up on the soapbox in Clinton. Everyone is fired up to vote in this election. Early voting starts on October 14th - I’d be honored to have your vote for State Auditor.

I'm proud to be endorsed by Plumbers and Steamfitters Local 33. Iowa workers can trust that as Auditor, I'll protect their tax dollars from abuse and work hard to restore government efficiency.

Thanks to everyone in Coon Rapids who came out to support the campaign. Iowans in rural communities are looking for leaders who show up for them. As auditor, I’ll be an independent watchdog who puts what’s best for Iowans ahead of party politics.

My opponent has taken tens of thousands of dollars from corporate execs and PACs. The auditor’s job is to provide accountability and transparency in government - not serve a partisan or corporate agenda. That’s why I don’t take corporate PAC money. You will always know who I answer to: Iowans.

Hi, I'm Taylor Wettach and I'm running to be Iowa's next State Auditor. I grew up in Muscatine where I learned the values of honesty and hard work. I've carried those values with me and will be an independent watchdog in the Auditor's office who always puts Iowans first.

I spent the evening with a terrific group engaged voters in Sioux Center last night. They're looking for someone who will continue the independent leadership in the State Auditor's office. That's why I don't take a dime of corporate PAC money - I answer to Iowans, not the special interests.

I'm proud to have the support of the men and women building Iowa for my campaign for State Auditor. Iowa's Building Trades Unions represent some of the hardest working people in our state and they deserve an auditor who can be trusted to guard their tax dollars.

Chris Cournoyer doesn't think the auditor should be able to fully investigate fraud and abuse. I disagree. The auditor's job is to protect taxpayer money. It's not able politics, it's about public trust. As auditor I will use the office to root out waste and support government efficiency.

I’m traveling to every corner of Iowa to talk to voters about what the Auditor’s office can do for them. It was great to be in Wayne County to share more about my campaign to be an independent watchdog ready to protect your tax dollars from abuse - no matter which party is in charge.

Iowa Machinists go to work everyday and help build the infrastructure that keeps our state running. I'm proud to have earned their backing for my campaign for State Auditor. Iowa workers can trust that I'll be an independent watchdog guarding their tax dollars from waste and abuse.

Today we traveled to Marengo and Grinnell, meeting with Iowans who are ready for a State Auditor who will follow the money, fight corruption, and hold government accountable. The momentum is growing and we are grateful for everyone who came out to join us today!