Josh Turek pitches "generational change" in tight Iowa Senate race
Summary
Democratic Iowa Senate candidate Josh Turek is presenting his contest against Republican Ashley Hinson as a chance for “generational change” in a close race for the seat being vacated by Sen. Joni Ernst. Turek says he would work with President Donald Trump on issues where they agree, while criticizing the effects of tariffs and the Iran war on Iowa; Hinson says Turek is too liberal for the state and promises to work across party lines.Key Facts
- Turek is a state lawmaker running for the U.S. Senate against Republican Ashley Hinson.
- The race is for the seat being left open by Republican Sen. Joni Ernst’s retirement.
- Turek described the contest as potentially the closest Senate race in the country.
- Turek said he agrees with Trump on eliminating taxes on tips, overtime and Social Security, and on keeping private equity out of housing.
- Turek argued that tariffs and the Iran war have hurt Iowa, and highlighted the state’s healthcare challenges and cancer rates.
- Turek’s campaign has emphasized high gas and diesel prices and asked voters whether they are better off than in past years.
- Hinson has campaigned with Trump but has recently said she would push back on him when needed.
- Hinson portrays herself as a fighter for Iowa and says Turek is too liberal for the state.
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