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KCCI Des Moines · 33m
Iowa projected to have nation’s largest congressional shift to the left, study finds
The Hill on MSN · 20h
Texas, Iowa, Georgia brace for new education fights under Democratic governors
Politico
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The four horsemen of Republicans’ midterm apocalypse

There was a blue tsunami in the midterms. Peer inside it and you see a few powerful forces: Artificial intelligence. MAHA. Trade. Israel. In our new issue, reporters went deep on how these became four of the biggest policy disputes that defined 2026. These issues divided voters between and within political parties, spurred the expenditure of hundreds of millions of dollars and scrambled campaigns all over the country from Iowa to Michigan to New York. Grab your pumpkin latte infused with collagen and topped off with raw milk — yes, that’s a real drink mentioned in our MAHA story — and read on.
Des Moines Register on MSN
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Iowa senator’s quest for votes gets her a chomp from man’s best friend

Democratic Iowa state Sen. Catelin Drey of Sioux City was bit by a dog while knocking doors the day before Election Day. She kept campaigning.
NOLA.com
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RON FAUCHEUX: The vast voter revolt of 2026

Democrats won or came astonishingly close in states where Republicans usually dominate, from Texas, Ohio and Kansas to Iowa, Louisiana and South Carolina. Here’s why the Democratic wave exceeded expectations,
The Des Moines Register
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Rob Sand says voters delivered a 'mandate' to govern, to work with GOP

Days after earning an 11-point victory over his Republican opponent, Democratic Gov.-elect Rob Sand said he believes voters delivered him a mandate to enact his campaign-trail age
Des Moines Register on MSN
2d

How big was Iowa's blue wave? This Democrat won despite dropping out

Democrat Eric Armstrong won an Iowa House race in Council Bluffs despite ending his campaign in September, citing health issues.
KGAN Cedar Rapids on MSN
2d

Trone Garriott open to backing Jeffries for House speaker, floats Ernst for Defense Sec.

Just days after winning the race to represent Iowa’s 3rd Congressional District, Sarah Trone Garriott said she is heading to Washington, D.C. on Sunday for orie
KCCI Des Moines on MSN
2d

More than 2,000 absentee ballots remain uncounted in eastern Iowa

More than 2,000 absentee ballots remain uncounted in eastern Iowa
Mediaite on MSN
2d

‘All You Need to Know!’ Jimmy Kimmel Seizes on GOP’s Bizarre Iowa Loss to Dem Who Quit Months Ago

Armstrong suspended his campaign on September because of personal health issues, but his name remained on the ballot after the withdrawal deadline had passed. The post ‘All You Need to Know!’ Jimmy Kimmel Seizes on GOP’s Bizarre Iowa Loss to Dem Who Quit Months Ago first appeared on Mediaite.
Cedar Rapids KCRG-TV on MSN
2d

Over 2,000 absentee ballots missed in Johnson County on election night, Secretary of State says

The Johnson County Auditor’s Office has identified approximately 2,017 absentee ballots that had not been counted as part of the unofficial results of Tuesday’s elections.
The Hill on MSN
2d

Bannon says Susie Wiles should be ‘removed immediately’

Former White House adviser Steve Bannon said White House chief of staff Susie Wiles and other political consultants should be “removed immediately” following the losses suffered by the GOP in the midterm elections. Democrats secured wins in battleground states across the country on Tuesday, flipping GOP-held seats in Texas, South Carolina, Iowa, Kansas and Ohio,…

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