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Christina Bohannan, the Democrat challenging Rep. Miller-Meeks, says she’d repeal Medicaid cuts
Christina Bohannan, the Democrat challenging Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks, says she’d start by repealing the Medicaid cuts, which she calls a “five alarm fire” for hospitals she’s visited across the district. Then she’d let people buy into Medicare at a guaranteed affordable rate, without getting rid of private insurance.
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Josh Turek said Iowans are paying for the Iran war at the pump while Hinson votes to continue it
Josh Turek said Iowans are paying for the Iran war at the pump and during harvest. After calling for a end to the war, Ashley Hinson was asked how that squared with her voting record. Hinson voted seven times to continue it.
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Zach Lahn supported an mRNA vaccine ban ‘100%.’ Now he says that’s a ‘complete lie.’
Zach Lahn, the Republican running for Iowa governor, now says he would not ban mRNA vaccines. In January, he told a crowd at the Moms For Liberty debate that he would ban them “100%.” For context, here are both clips.
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Sand presses Lahn on partial Kansas residency
Records show that Republican governor nominee Zach Lahn was registered to vote in Kansas just two years ago. At the KWQC debate, Sand, the Democratic nominee for governor, pushed him on whether he’d be “a fulltime governor.” Lahn claimed the issue of his Kansas residency has been “debunked,” yet his connections to the Sunflower State…
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Kansas gov. to Zach Lahn: ‘It’s time to come back to Kansas’
Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly has a message for Zach Lahn, the Republican running for governor of Iowa. She notes that Lahn voted in Kansas as recently as 2022 and said it’s time for him to come home.
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New ad from Pro-Turek PAC takes a swing at politicians not showing up in Iowa
A new ad from Government Works PAC, a group supporting U.S. Senate candidate Josh Turek, targets Rep. Ashley Hinson.
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Trump’s Iowa steel plant named fail of the week
On @nymag’s Pivot podcast this week, host Scott Galloway said Trump’s announcement was “performative masculinity,” and will ultimately raise costs down the supply chain.
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Will Iowa’s $15 billion steel plant save Republicans in November?
A month before the election, Republicans got the headline they wanted: a $15 billion steel mill they say is a done deal for Iowa. Will it change the game as they try to hold on to power during the midterms?
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What Supreme Court’s mail-in ballot ruling means for Iowa’s elections
Voting advocates emphasize that mail-in voting remains fully accessible, though voters must submit ballot requests to their county auditor by Oct. 19.
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Is Iowa really getting the country’s biggest steel plant?
Trump says Iowa is getting the US’s biggest steel plant by 2030, potentially bringing in thousands of jobs. But will it really happen, or is it a midterm mirage?
