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Donald Trump dropped his case against Iowa pollster J. Ann Selzer and the Des Moines Register and refiled the case in state court.
An attorney for Trump told Fox Digital that the case is “very much alive.”
President Donald Trump dropped his federal case against Iowa pollster J. Ann Selzer and the Des Moines Register on Monday and re-filed in state court after accusing them of “brazen election interference” with their final 2024 Iowa presidential poll.
Trump, along with Iowa Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks and former Iowa State Senator Bradley Zaun gave their notice of dismissal “without prejudice” for the case at the Southern District of Iowa federal court, then refiled the case to the Polk County District Court.
Trump’s legal team originally requested the case be moved to state court in May after the defendants “removed” the case to federal court. A federal judge denied this request at the time.
An attorney for the president confirmed to Fox News Digital that this lawsuit has only been dismissed in federal court, adding that the case is “very much alive.”
Trump sued after Selzer’s 2024 poll found Kamala Harris winning the state by 3.
Trump won by 14.
Trump sued the newspaper and the longtime Iowa pollster following the release of a poll in the last days of the 2024 presidential contest that found then-Vice President Kamala Harris winning the Hawkeye State by 3 percentage points, a result that temporarily buoyed Democrats’ hopes. Trump won Iowa by 14 points.
Selzer announced in November that she would retire from polling, having previously decided not to continue her contract with the paper.