Iowa state lawmaker Josh Turek wins Democratic nomination for US Senate

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The story gives specific primary results, candidate statements, campaign activity and context across several Iowa races. It includes multiple perspectives, though it offers limited detail on vote totals and on the candidates’ policy differences.

The article covers both parties’ nominations and includes competing campaign perspectives. Its brief roundup format limits the depth of policy comparison and candidate responses to the attacks.

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