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Graphic for Iowa’s Broken Judiciary showing the Iowa State Capitol glowing in warm sunrise light behind Lady Justice, a judge’s gavel, and a stack labeled “Ballot Access Petition.” Large text reads: “Wilson v. Pate, Case No. EQCE092993. Independent Candidate for Governor Sondra Wilson asks Iowa Supreme Court to extend ballot-access deadline, citing election interference.” The footer reads: “Article Series: Iowa’s Broken Judiciary | WildWillpower.org.”

Wilson v. Pate — Sondra Wilson Keeps Fight Alive with the Iowa Supreme Court to Restore Her Path to the Ballot After a Related Case Involving Political Sabotage Derailed Her Campaign. 

Election Interference: Independent Candidate for Iowa Governor Sondra Wilson Asks the Iowa Supreme Court to Restore Her Path to the Ballot, Citing Political Sabotage and Abuse of Process as Derailing Her Campaign.  By Sondra Wilson | Updated August 16, 2026  This...

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Featured image for Part Three of Wilson v. State of Iowa and Kim Reynolds for Iowa, titled “Iowa’s Civil-Rights Trap.” Against a dark, stormy view of the Iowa State Capitol, stacks of case files are stamped “Evidence Not Disclosed — Withheld,” “Discrimination Complaint — Closed — No Investigation,” “Right to Fair Process? — Denied,” and “Limitations Period — 2 Years — Time Remaining: 55 Days.” Text explains how Iowa’s civil-rights system allegedly facilitated retaliation, withheld evidence needed to obtain representation, and left only 55 days to review the record and file suit. Part of the Iowa’s Broken Judiciary article series at WildWillpower.org.

Iowa’s Civil-Rights Trap — How Iowa Closes Civil-Rights Complaints Without Investigation, Withholds the Respondent’s Evidence, Sends Complainants to Court—and Then Shields the Same Record From Challenge.

Iowa's Civil-Rights Trap —How Iowa's civil-rights system facilitated retaliation, withheld the evidence needed to obtain representation, and left me with only 55 days to review the record and file suit. By Sondra Wilson | Updated August 9, 2026 This article is part of...

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Promotional graphic for Iowa’s Broken Judiciary — Case One titled “Political Sabotage.” The left side features bold black, white, and gold text identifying Wilson v. Reliable Street Inc., et al., Story County No. LACV053674, with the subtitle: “How false accusations, a buried record, and years of litigation kept Iowa’s only independent candidate for Iowa governor off the ballot.” The right side shows the Reliable Street/Lockwood building under a bright blue sky. Visible outside the building are a rainbow-painted barrier and signs including “Black Lives Matter,” creating a striking contrast with the allegations described in the article. The bottom reads “By Sondra Wilson | WildWillpower.org.”

Wilson v. Reliable Street Inc., et al. — How false accusations, a buried record, and years of litigation kept Iowa’s only independent candidate for Iowa Governor off the ballot.

Political Sabotage — How Court-Assisted Abuse of Process Turned a Civil-Rights Dispute Into Years of Litigation —and Kept Iowa's Only Independent Gubernatorial Candidate Off the Ballot. By Sondra Wilson | Updated August 16, 2026 This article is Case One in the Iowa's...

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