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Iowa Republicans in battleground House races vote to halt Trump's ability to continue the Iran war — Joshua Turek | ChamberLight
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Reps. Zach Nunn and Mariannette Miller-Meeks reversed earlier votes to support a resolution requiring congressional authorization for continued military action in Iran. Their shift comes amid an unpopular war and competitive Iowa races.
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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 opposing Hinson.
Retiring South Carolina representative who also changed her position on the resolution.
Pennsylvania representative who had already voted in favor of the resolution.
Miller-Meeks’ November election opponent.
President whose authority to continue military action the resolution sought to constrain.
Defense secretary who campaigned with Nunn and praised him; his office faced a request for comment on an ethics complaint.
Kentucky representative who had already voted in favor of the resolution.
Iowa representative who voted against the resolution and is running for Senate.
Michigan representative who had already supported the resolution and voiced concerns about the conflict’s growth without authorization.
Vice president who campaigned for Nunn.
Ohio representative who had already voted in favor of the resolution.
Iowa senator whose seat Hinson is running to fill.
Nunn’s November election opponent.
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Democratic Senate candidate opposing Hinson.
Retiring South Carolina representative who also changed her position on the resolution.
Pennsylvania representative who had already voted in favor of the resolution.
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President whose authority to continue military action the resolution sought to constrain.
Defense secretary who campaigned with Nunn and praised him; his office faced a request for comment on an ethics complaint.
Kentucky representative who had already voted in favor of the resolution.
Iowa representative who voted against the resolution and is running for Senate.
Michigan representative who had already supported the resolution and voiced concerns about the conflict’s growth without authorization.
Vice president who campaigned for Nunn.
Ohio representative who had already voted in favor of the resolution.
Iowa senator whose seat Hinson is running to fill.
Nunn’s November election opponent.
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