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Iowa Republicans in battleground House races vote to halt the Iran war — Joshua Turek | ChamberLight
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Iowa Republicans Zach Nunn and Mariannette Miller-Meeks joined Democrats in voting for a resolution to halt President Donald Trump’s Iran military action without congressional approval, after previously opposing it. Their shifts come as competitive races approach and the war remains unpopular and costly.
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People in this story 15 Iowa representative who changed her position and voted for the Iran war powers resolution.
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Democratic Senate candidate challenging Hinson.
South Carolina representative who also changed her position on the resolution.
Pennsylvania representative who had already voted in favor of the resolution and is seeking reelection in a battleground district.
Democratic candidate facing Miller-Meeks in a reelection rematch.
President whose Iran military action is the subject of the resolution and whose handling of Iran is discussed in polling.
Defense secretary who campaigned with Nunn and praised him; a group later requested an investigation into his political activity.
Kentucky representative who had already voted in favor of the resolution.
Iowa representative who voted against the resolution and is running for the Senate.
Michigan representative who had already voted in favor of the resolution.
Vice president who campaigned for Nunn.
Ohio representative who had already voted in favor of the resolution.
Retiring Iowa senator whose seat Hinson is seeking.
Democratic candidate challenging Nunn.
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Democratic Senate candidate challenging Hinson.
South Carolina representative who also changed her position on the resolution.
Pennsylvania representative who had already voted in favor of the resolution and is seeking reelection in a battleground district.
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President whose Iran military action is the subject of the resolution and whose handling of Iran is discussed in polling.
Defense secretary who campaigned with Nunn and praised him; a group later requested an investigation into his political activity.
Kentucky representative who had already voted in favor of the resolution.
Iowa representative who voted against the resolution and is running for the Senate.
Michigan representative who had already voted in favor of the resolution.
Vice president who campaigned for Nunn.
Ohio representative who had already voted in favor of the resolution.
Retiring Iowa senator whose seat Hinson is seeking.
Democratic candidate challenging Nunn.
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