In the Republican primary held on Tuesday, a candidate backed by former Iowa Governor Terry Branstad defeated the candidate endorsed by former President Donald Trump. This result indicates potential divisions within Trump's support base in Iowa, a state traditionally aligned with Republican candidates. The outcome may provide an opportunity for Democrats as they aim to gain control of the governor's office in the upcoming election.
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Republican primary in Iowa sees upset against Trump's candidate
A Republican primary in Iowa resulted in an upset against the candidate endorsed by former President Donald Trump. The outcome suggests possible fractures in Trump's support within the state, which may benefit Democratic efforts to win the governor's office.
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- ✕ revealed cracks in President Donald Trump's coalition
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MAHA candidate beats Trump's choice in Republican primary for Iowa governor
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Republican primary in Iowa sees upset against Trump's candidate
