Branstad Wins Iowa Governor Race in 53 Percent Swing
Republican Terry Branstad defeats Democrat Roxanne Conlin by 53 to 47 percent to keep the governor's chair. Branstad, finishing four years as lieutenant governor, praised supporters and pledged stable leadership and economic progress while noting a strong legislative majority.
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Democrats widen House gains as Republicans lose ground
Gazette wires report Democrats surge to control the House amid voter discontent with unemployment and Reagan economic policy. Texas yields upset as Mark White defeats Bill Clements. Illinois sees Adlai Stevenson leading over Jim Thompson. Senate holds with GOP gains fading. California race narrows.
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Evans Wins Easy Victory in Iowa 3rd District
Republican Cooper Evans defeats Democrat Lynn Cutler in Iowa's 3rd District with about 56 percent to 44 percent as 90 percent of precincts report. Cutler staff cited questions about her Jewish faith and Israel stance as a disappointing factor in the waning days.
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Election index stories on Iowa state offices and races
Election index items cover East Iowa state offices and legislative races. Senate and house results are reported with names, districts, and outcomes, highlighting incumbents and challengers across counties and precincts.
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Tauke Wins Third U S House Term in Iowa District
Republican Tom Tauke, 32, of Dubuque, secured a third two year term in the U S House, carrying Iowa's 2nd District 61 to 39 percent with about 65 percent of precincts reporting. He defeated Brent Appel, also of Dubuque, who had claimed a weekend lead.
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