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Navy-and-gold fundraising graphic for Wild Willpower PAC. Large gold text reads “Support Wild Willpower PAC,” followed by “Help Keep This Work Independent.” A prominent gold button reads “Donate,” with “Secure Online Contributions” beneath it.

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.

by Sondra Wilson | Aug 12, 2026 |

Independent Gubernatorial Candidate Sondra Wilson Asks Iowa Supreme Court to Restore Her Path to the Ballot."Outside actors interfered with my campaign. I requested the extension before June 2." By Sondra Wilson | Updated August 21, 2026 I have worked for years on my...

Wide promotional graphic for the “Iowa’s Broken Judiciary” series. Large distressed white text reads “Iowa’s Broken Judiciary.” Gold text below states: “How court-assisted abuse of process buried two civil-rights cases—and kept Iowa’s only independent gubernatorial candidate off the ballot.” “By Sondra Wilson” appears beneath. At center, an overwhelmed woman sits with her back to the viewer, holding her head at a desk buried beneath legal papers. Above her, a faceless judge in a black robe towers behind the bench holding a gavel. File stacks are labeled “Motions to Dismiss,” “Summary Judgment,” “Discovery Disputes,” “Harmful Precedents,” “Plausible Deniability,” “Apparent Bias,” “Attorney Fees,” “Immunity,” “Costs,” “Delay,” and “Unaccountable Structure.” Red-stamped signs read “Case Dismissed” and “Justice Delayed.” A bottom banner reads “Follow the Ongoing Cases” and “WildWillpower.org.”

Sondra Wilson Seeks Ballot-Access Relief as “Iowa’s Broken Judiciary” Series Documents Court-Assisted Abuse of Process

by Sondra Wilson | Aug 11, 2026 |

Iowa's Broken Judiciary Series — How Court-Assisted Abuse of Process Buried Two Civil-Rights Cases—and Kept Iowa's Only Independent Gubernatorial Candidate Off the Ballot By Sondra Wilson | Updated August 11, 2026 Four Cases. One Interlocking Legal Conflict ...

graphic for Wild Willpower’s “We the People Platform.” A gold eagle crest appears above the headline “We the People Platform” and the subtitle “A bold plan to rebuild Iowa.” An Iowa landscape with farmland, a bridge, the Iowa State Capitol, and the Iowa flag forms the background. Four large seals represent the platform’s pillars: Civilian Restoration Corps, Upskilling Iowa, New Iowa Healthcare Compact, and Justice Across Iowa. A blue-and-gold banner below reads “Infrastructure • Education • Healthcare • Justice Reform.” The footer identifies Sondra Wilson as an independent candidate for Iowa governor and displays WildWillpower.org.

Official Platform — A Bold Plan to Rebuild Iowa

by Sondra Wilson | Aug 10, 2026 |

Wild Willpower's We the People Platform — A bold plan to rebuild Iowa. Written by Sondra Wilson. Updated August 10, 2026. Iowa needs a real plan for the future—not more slogans, political theater, bureaucratic stagnation, or systems that grow more expensive while...

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 Civil-Rights Process Aids and Abets—Instead of Protecting Against—Discrimination

by Sondra Wilson | Aug 9, 2026 |

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 the...

preview graphic for Wild Willpower’s Justice Reform Plan titled “Strengthen Civil Rights Protections.” Navy-and-gold design features the Iowa Capitol, Iowa flag, scales of justice, a gavel, and a civil-rights case file illuminated by a sunrise. Text highlights “Five concrete reforms to repair Iowa’s civil-rights process” and three priorities: “Access to evidence. Time to appeal. Consequences for deception.” WildWillpower.org appears prominently along the bottom.

How to Fix Iowa’s Broken Civil-Rights Process — Investigation. Access to Evidence. Meaningful Reconsideration. Mediation. Accountability.

by Sondra Wilson | Aug 9, 2026 |

Reform Four of Our Justice Reform Plan:Strengthen Civil Rights Protections —Five concrete reforms to repair Iowa's civil-rights process. By Sondra Wilson | Updated August 10, 2026. This is one of several reforms within Justice Across Iowa. These reforms grew from my...

Promotional graphic for “Justice Across Iowa,” featuring a golden Lady Justice holding scales and a sword against an Iowa farmland sunrise. Text reads: “A comprehensive plan to make Iowa’s justice system understandable • accessible • transparent • accountable — to the people.” Along the bottom: “Lex iniusta non est lex” and “WildWillpower.org.”

Justice Across Iowa — A practical plan to make Iowa’s courts, civil-rights system, legal profession, and government more accessible and accountable.

by Sondra Wilson | Aug 8, 2026 |

Justice Across Iowa —A practical plan to make Iowa’s courts, civil-rights system, legal profession, and government more accessible and accountable. By Sondra Wilson | Updated August 8, 2026. Part of Wild Willpower's comprehensive We the People Platform. Most Iowans do...

graphic for “Record Retaliation,” part of the “Iowa’s Broken Judiciary — Case One” series concerning Wilson v. Reliable Street Inc., et al. The left side features bold white and gold text over faint court-record imagery: “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 and Lockwood Café building in Ames under a bright blue sky, with outdoor seating and a rainbow-painted concrete barrier. 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.

by Sondra Wilson | Aug 8, 2026 |

Record Retaliation — How a Community Collaboration Became a Government RecordAccusing Me of Stalking, Harassment, Racism, and Other Forms of Serious Misconduct. By Sondra Wilson | Updated August 20, 2026 This article is part of the Iowa's Broken Judiciary series and...

Promotional graphic for Iowa’s Unresolved Trauma — Historical Prologue. At the top, gold text reads, “IOWA’S UNRESOLVED TRAUMA — HISTORICAL PROLOGUE.” Centered across a dark, sepia-toned historical collage, large distressed white and red text reads, “BEFORE THE CULTURE WAR.” Beneath it, white serif text reads, “Iowa’s Dark History of Persecuting LGBT+ People, 1838–2006.” The background collage includes a newspaper clipping titled “Transsexual seeks day in court,” a large courthouse or government building, a “Eugenic and Health Exhibit” scene, and a prison corridor, all in an aged black-and-gold documentary style. At the bottom, gold text reads, “By Sondra Wilson” on the left and “WildWillpower.org” on the right.

Before the Culture War — Iowa’s Dark History of Persecuting LGBT+ People, 1838-2006.

by Sondra Wilson | Aug 7, 2026 |

Before the Culture War —Iowa's Dark History of Persecuting LGBT+ People, 1838-2006. By Sondra Wilson | Updated August 7, 2026. This is the historical prologue to the article series Iowa's Broken Judiciary. This article provides crucial historical context for the...

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