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Democrats flip Iowa state Senate seat, breaking GOP supermajority

Catelin Drey won 55% of votes in a low-turnout special election, breaking a decade-long GOP hold and ending the Republican supermajority in Iowa's 50-member state Senate.

  • Iowa Democrats broke the Republican supermajority in the state Senate with Catelin Drey's victory over Christopher Prosch in a special election, winning 55% of the vote.
  • Drey's win reduces the GOP majority in the Senate to 33-17, limiting Republicans' ability to confirm nominees requiring two-thirds support.
  • DNC Chair Ken Martin stated that Iowans are ready for change from President Donald Trump's agenda, highlighting the election's significance.
  • This victory reflects a trend of Democrats performing well in typically conservative areas, aiming to build momentum for upcoming elections.
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WEAREIOWA broke the news in on Tuesday, August 26, 2025.
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