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Iowa politics: Turek, Wahls debate Thursday night on KCCI

Wahls is competing in the Democratic primary and is featured in the preview of his debate with Joshua Turek.

Iowa politics: Turek, Wahls debate Thursday night on KCCI
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Iowa Senate candidates Joshua Turek and Zach Wahls are set to debate on KCCI ahead of the June 2 Democratic primary. The article previews their campaign contrasts, including outside spending, party leadership, endorsements and immigration.

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Zach Wahls
D · IA

Democratic Senate candidate in Iowa

PRIMARY SUBJECT

Democratic Senate candidate in Iowa

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Donald Trump
R · President of the United States

President of the United States

Former president referenced in connection with an Iowa law

Maggie Hassan
D · NH · SEN

U.S. senator who endorsed Turek

Ashley Hinson
R · IA-2

Iowa congresswoman backed by Republican Senate leaders

U.S. senator who endorsed Turek

Tammy Duckworth
D · IL · SEN

U.S. senator who endorsed Turek

Chuck Schumer
D · NY · SEN

Senate Democratic leader criticized by Wahls

Former transportation secretary who endorsed Turek

Elizabeth Warren
D · MA · SEN

U.S. senator who endorsed Wahls

Joni Ernst
R · IA · SEN

Iowa senator who opted out of a reelection bid

ALSO MENTIONED  Tom Harkin, Former Iowa senator

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Wahls and Turek Debate Ahead of Iowa Senate Primary

Zach Wahls and Joshua Turek debated ahead of Iowa’s Democratic Senate primary, discussing how they could win the open seat. Coverage also describes their contest as shaped by outside spending and endorsements. Center outlets take a largely matter-of-fact approach, emphasizing the candidates’ competing arguments over electability, campaign strategy, policy and records, alongside party leadership and outside spending.

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