Republicans running for governor lay out conservative credentials
Five Republican candidates for governor in Iowa gathered at a fundraiser for the Iowa Faith and Freedom Coalition, where they outlined their conservative credentials on issues like abortion and school choice. The candidates, including Adam Steen and Randy Feenstra, expressed opposition to abortion rights and support for school choice measures.
Five Republican candidates for Iowa governor gathered at a fundraiser for the Iowa Faith and Freedom Coalition. The candidates, including Adam Steen, Randy Feenstra, Zach Lahn, Brad Sherman, and Eddie Andrews, outlined their conservative credentials on issues like abortion, eminent domain, and school choice. All five candidates oppose abortion rights, with Steen saying he would push for restrictions beyond the state's current law. The candidates also expressed support for school choice measures, including Iowa's education savings accounts program. On eminent domain, the candidates said they would protect landowners' property rights and oppose its use for private-sector projects. The event was attended by over 1,000 people, including Gov. Kim Reynolds and Sen. Ted Cruz.
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