Election Headlines in Iowa

Iowa Republican Gov. Kim Reynolds was reelected Tuesday to serve a second four-year time period. She led her Democratic opponent Deidre DeJear in polling and fundraising by huge margins all through the marketing campaign. The margin was 58% to 39% 

Republicans had been making an attempt Tuesday to comb Iowa’s 4 seats within the U.S. Home of Representatives. In northeastern Iowa, U.S. Rep. Ashley Hinson fended off a problem from Democratic Iowa Sen. Liz Mathis. 

Scott Nelson wins the race to turn into the following Dubuque County legal professional. Scott Nelson secured the place with 16,559 votes, narrowly defeating Democratic opponent Sam Picket, who had over 15,000 votes.  

Iowa Rep. Chuck Isenhart, D-Dubuque, narrowly received reelection over Republican challenger Jennifer Smith to symbolize Home District 72. 

Within the District 71 race, Iowa Rep. Lindsay James, D-Dubuque, defeated Libertarian challenger Sean Schriver, with James receiving  67.2%. 

For the Semate District 33 seat, Iowa Sen. Carrie Koelker, R-Dyersville, received reelection in District 33 over Democrat challenger Matt Robinson.