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Iowa last elected a Democratic governor in 2006. Republicans hold its four House and two Senate seats. And Donald Trump won 94 of 99 counties in 2024. But in hi…
Iowa last elected a Democratic governor in 2006. Republicans hold its four House and two Senate seats. And Donald Trump won 94 of 99 counties in 2024. But in his travels across Iowa now, John King meets voters clamoring for change.
0:00 Can Democrats pull an upset in Iowa?
5:03 What Republicans are worried about
8:23 An Iowan farmer speaks out
To understand America’s complicated and volatile politics through the eyes of everyday voters, stream the All Over The Map series with John King on the CNN app: https://cnn.it/45p2T4B
Iowa last elected a Democratic governor in 2006. Republicans hold its four House and two Senate seats. And Donald Trump won 94 of 99 counties in 2024. But in his travels across Iowa now, John King meets voters clamoring for change.
0:00 Can Democrats pull an upset in Iowa?
5:03 What Republicans are worried about
8:23 An Iowan farmer speaks out
To understand America’s complicated and volatile politics through the eyes of everyday voters, stream the All Over The Map series with John King on the CNN app: https://cnn.it/45p2T4B
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