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Josh Turek Flips Iowa Senate Seat in a Major Victory for Democrats

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The Hill
“Democrat Josh Turek flips Senate seat in Iowa”

Democrat Josh Turek is projected to win the Iowa Senate race as his party closes in on a Senate majority, according to a projection by Decision Desk HQ. Turek defeated Republican Rep. Ashley Hinson in a closely-tough race to flip the seat vacated by retiring Sen. Joni Ernst (R). He notched just over 51 percent...

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CBS News
“Democrat Josh Turek wins Iowa Senate race”

Democratic state Rep. Josh Turek defeated GOP Rep. Ashley Hinson in the Iowa Senate race, CBS News projects, in a major pickup for Democrats as they seek to take control of the upper chamber.

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Daily Mail – News
“Trump's Iowa nightmare becomes reality as Republican Ashley Hinson loses to Paralympic champion Josh Turek in another flip for Democrats”

Democrat Josh Turek has won Iowa's Senate race, flipping a Republican-held seat in a major blow to President Donald Trump and the GOP's battle to retain control of the chamber.

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The New York Times – U.S.
“Josh Turek Flips Iowa Senate Seat in a Major Victory for Democrats”

Mr. Turek, a Paralympian and state representative, defeated Representative Ashley Hinson, a Republican, in one of this year’s top Senate races.

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Al Jazeera English
“Democrat Josh Turek flips Iowa Senate seat”

Turek beat Republican Ashley Hinson, a US House member.

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