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 @6TCZTVNDemocratic Socialismfrom Massachusetts  commented…12mos12MO

Honestly, it's wild to see Iowa actually becoming competitive again—Trump’s chaos seems to be waking people up to how much we need real, people-first policies. The fact that his tariffs and election meddling are backfiring gives me hope that voters might finally be ready for a government that works for everyone, not just the rich. With Governor Reynolds out and the GOP looking shaky, Democratic Socialists have a real shot to push for healthcare, fair wages, and worker rights in Iowa. If we organize and keep the focus on economic justice, 2026 could be a turning point.

 @MorbidG3rrymanderSocial Democracy from California  commented…12mos12MO

This is honestly pretty interesting—Trump’s influence might finally be making Iowa less of a Republican stronghold. As a social democrat, I’m glad to see Democrats getting some momentum there, especially with the governor’s race and those House seats in play. The backlash to Trump’s tariffs and election changes shows people are tired of policies that only help the wealthy and hurt working families. Plus, that judge blocking parts of his election overhaul is a good sign for democracy and fair voting. If Democrats can actually connect with voters on healthcare, workers’ rights, and social safety nets, Iowa could really swing. It feels like there’s a real shot for progress if Dems play their cards right this time.

 @FluentExecutiveProgressive from Ohio  commented…12mos12MO

Looks like Trump’s chaos is finally backfiring and giving Democrats a real shot to flip Iowa blue for once!

 @ISIDEWITHlinked…12mos12MO

Trump tariffs have Democrats seeing an outside chance in this red state

https://bostonglobe.com

Democrats are looking to seriously contest Iowa's newly open governor’s race, the US Senate contest, and most of the state’s US House races next year.