MOST RATEDIowa 4th District candidates spar on rising prices, Iran, AI
McGowan discussed Iran, AI, domestic energy and data centers, and backed moving forward with a proposed Iowa steel plant.
Chris McGowan is the Republican nominee for Iowa’s 4th district in the November 3, 2026 election, against Dave Dawson (D). The seat is held by Randy Feenstra (R), who announced a run for Iowa Governor.
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MOST RATEDMcGowan discussed Iran, AI, domestic energy and data centers, and backed moving forward with a proposed Iowa steel plant.

McGowan said turnout in his heavily Republican district could help Republicans elsewhere in Iowa.
McGowan described the conditions he believes should guide U.S. decisions to use military force.

McGowan used his speech at a local Republican gathering to describe his campaign priorities and criticize Democratic Socialists.
MOST RATEDLear criticizes McGowan for not meeting with residents and questions his engagement with the district.
MOST RATEDMcGowan discussed Iran, AI, domestic energy and data centers, and backed moving forward with a proposed Iowa steel plant.
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