Knoxville Republicans celebrate early headquarters and gains
Knoxville Iowa voters delivered a Republican resurgence with a new party HQ on the square as Harold Van Maanen and Doug Shull helped lead door knocking campaigns. Across the Midwest the GOP expanded control in state legislatures and kept the governor’s chair, signaling a regional shift in the 1978 elections.
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