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2020 Iowa House Races

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Listen: Shane Vander Hart Discusses Iowa House GOP Wins on WHO Radio

Shane Vander Hart discusses some key Iowa House races that Republicans won on Election Night with Jeff Angelo on WHO Radio in Des Moines.

Rogers: Iowans Vote to Maintain Conservative Values and Pro-Growth Policies

Walt Rogers: The 2020 election results sent a signal that Iowans want to stay the course with conservative values and pro-growth economic policies.

Iowa Senate Republicans Maintain and Iowa House Republicans Expand Majority

On Election Day 2020, Iowa Senate Republicans maintain their 32 to 18 majority, and Iowa House Republicans gain six seats.

The Battle for Control of the Iowa House

Shane Vander Hart highlights some of the potentially competitive races for control of the Iowa House of Representatives in the 2020 election cycle.

Episode 113: A Conversation with Eddie Andrews

In this episode of the Caffeinated Thoughts Podcast, Shane Vander Hart speaks with Eddie Andrews, a Republican candidate in Iowa House District 39.

Planned Parenthood Targets Several Pro-Life Incumbents in Iowa Legislative Races

Jenifer Bowen: Did you know Iowa’s largest abortion chain, Planned Parenthood, has targeted several of our strong pro-life leaders in the Iowa Legislature?

Right Life Action Releases 2020 Champions of Life Endorsements

Right Life Action released a list of elected officials running for re-election that they identified as “Champions” for the pro-life cause.

Sarah Abdouch to Run in Iowa House District 15

Sarah Abdouch, a local resident and activist in Council Bluffs, announced she will seek the Republican nomination in Iowa House District 15

Taylor Boasts Grassroots Strength During Iowa Republican Caucus

Jeremy Taylor announced his congressional campaign had over 50 campaign co-chairs blanketing precinct caucuses in Iowa’s 4th Congressional District.

Dan Huseman to Retire from Iowa House

State Rep. Dan Huseman, R-Aurelia, announced that he would not seek re-election in 2020, Lynn Evans and Mark McHugh announced they would run to replace him.