Clinton victory reshapes Iowa and national politics
In Des Moines crowds jubilant as Clinton wins Iowa. Analysts note a stark shift from the prior outlook. GOP leaders concede losses while Republicans anticipate Senate and House outcomes. Clinton expands electoral map with wins across Florida New Jersey Michigan Illinois and more.
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Harkin Wins Iowa Senate Victory After Tight Campaign
Senator Harkin defeats Lightfoot in a hard fought contest ending in a late-night win near 10:30 p.m. He campaigned against Lightfoot’s conservative platform and residency questions while citing support from Gore and Clinton. The race centered on abortion taxes and government spend.
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Iowa Republicans claim control of state Senate
Republicans claimed victory in the Iowa Senate race as results suggested they would hold at least 28 of 50 seats, a gain at the expense of Democrats in the House where losses widened. Gov. Branstad welcomed a Republican majority signaling tax and policy changes.
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