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Gubernatorial results
incumbentprojected winner| 0% in | Race details | ||||||||
| rep | Terry Branstad | 53% | 589,565 | ||||||
| dem | Chet Culver* | 43% | 481,297 | ||||||
Senate results
incumbentprojected winner| 0% in | Race details | ||||||||
| rep | Chuck Grassley* | 65% | 714,667 | ||||||
| dem | Roxanne Conlin | 33% | 368,202 | ||||||
House results
incumbentprojected winner| District 1 100% in | Race details | ||||
| dem | Bruce Braley* | 49% | 103,931 | ||
| rep | Benjamin Lange | 48% | 99,976 | ||
| District 2 100% in | Race details | ||||
| dem | Dave Loebsack* | 51% | 115,332 | ||
| rep | Mariannette Miller-Meeks | 46% | 104,046 | ||
| District 3 100% in | Race details | ||||
| dem | Leonard Boswell* | 51% | 120,061 | ||
| rep | Brad Zaun | 47% | 110,506 | ||
| District 4 100% in | Race details | ||||
| rep | Tom Latham* | 66% | 152,124 | ||
| dem | Bill Maske | 32% | 73,952 | ||
| District 5 100% in | Race details | ||||
| rep | Steve King* | 66% | 127,974 | ||
| dem | Matthew Campbell | 32% | 62,856 | ||
Related: State results
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First Thoughts: Romney 3.0
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