Iowa Democrats campaign for Senate seat and governor amid Republican frustration
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Updated · The Atlantic · May 8
Iowa Democrats campaign for Senate seat and governor amid Republican frustration
13 articles · Updated · The Atlantic · May 8
Senate hopefuls Josh Turek and Zach Wahls are vying to replace retiring Republican Joni Ernst, while state auditor Rob Sand leads potential Republican rivals by 8 to 12 points.
Democrats see openings as Trump’s approval weakens in Iowa, Kim Reynolds remains deeply unpopular and Republicans face criticism over costs, abortion restrictions, school vouchers and the economy.
The party still trails Republicans by 200,000 active registered voters, but hopes to compete for the governorship, a Senate seat and at least two House districts in November.
With Iowa's economy showing conflicting signs, what is the key to reversing its outflow of young professionals?
As Iowa’s cancer rate climbs, are stronger environmental policies the key to protecting its residents' health?
A new law limits government oversight. How will accountability for billions in public funds now be guaranteed?