Democrats woo skeptical voters in Iowa congressional races
In Iowa, incumbent and challenger dynamics dominate primaries. Dave Nagle is praised as a strong party asset, while Heath remains skeptical and considers outreach necessary. Latham seeks support, Hutchinson defeats Boliver, and King leads a four way GOP race with 81 percent precincts reporting.
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Iowa GOP nomination battle shapes up in 1st District
In the 1st District race Speaker Brent Siegrist leads with 24 percent, state Sen. John Redwine 23 percent, and Jeff Ballenger 22 percent. If no Republican reaches 35 percent a nominating convention decides. Paul Shamsher will face the GOP nominee in the fall. No 2nd District primary. Jim Leach and Julie Thomas meet in November. Boswell vs Thompson set in the 3rd District. Contact Steve Gravelle.
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Rain causes voting glitches in Linn County
Auditor Linda Langenberg said Linn County faced election problems as heavy rain swelled streams forcing the Monroe Township No. 2 polling place to move from Toddville Legion Hall to the old Toddville School. Some precinct workers requested relief as floods hit homes while ballots jammed in machines due to humidity.
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Janklow Wins GOP Nod for South Dakota House Seat
The term limited South Dakota Governor Bill Janklow leads the GOP contest to replace U.S. Sen. Larry Pressler, edging toward the House race as Democrats nominate Jim Abbott to face Mike Rounds. Alabama sees Don Siegelman secure the Democrat nomination, with Bob Riley advancing on the GOP side. In New Jersey Douglas Forrester wins the Republican bid to challenge Sen. Torricelli amid ethics questions. Seven states vote on a busy primary day with turnout generally light.
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