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Emmer urges Republican voters to turn out in key pro-Trump state
Tom Emmer warns Iowa GOP supporters that turnout will decide whether House Republicans keep their majority as three districts face tough races.
Kansas, Ohio, Alaska, Iowa and Texas are in the crosshairs as Democrats hope to flip the two additional GOP-held seats they need along with well-known targets of Maine and North Carolina.
Rep. Ashley Hinson (R-IA), the Republican nominee for Senate, joined "Special Report" host Bret Baier to discuss the race, her differences with President Donald Trump over the Iran war, and Democratic opponent Josh Turek.
Hinson's request for campaign-bus gas money drew Turek's criticism as high fuel prices dominate their close Iowa Senate race.
See where Democrat Lindsay James, Republican Joe Mitchell and independent Dave Bushaw stand on key issues in Iowa's 2nd Congressional District.
ABC News spoke with voters in Alaska, Iowa, New Hampshire and Maine.
Flood voted six times for Trump’s tariffs and the Iran war, flooding us with higher prices on groceries, gas, cars and medicine, costing us a thousand dollars more a year.” And in Iowa, a group called Vote Vets Action Fund said Republican Senate candidate Ashley Hinson voted five times for the Iran war,
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