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JD Vance Campaigns with Zach Nunn in Iowa as Iran War Rattles Economy

Vance is expected to stump for Nunn in a race the Cook Political Report rates as a tossup.

  • On Tuesday, Vice President JD Vance visited Des Moines, Iowa, to campaign for Republican Representative Zach Nunn at a manufacturing facility, marking his inaugural visit to the state since assuming office.
  • The trip supports Nunn in his competitive midterm race for a Des Moines-area seat, while allowing Vance to engage Iowa Republicans, who hold significant influence in the presidential nomination process.
  • Before arriving in Iowa, Vance voted in Ohio's primary election in Cincinnati and traveled to Oklahoma City to host a fundraiser as finance chair of the Republican National Committee.
  • Vance's visit arrives amid economic concerns for Iowa farmers, including higher fertilizer costs and gas prices linked to the conflict in Iran; he confirmed support for Republican Vivek Ramaswamy in Ohio's gubernatorial primary.
  • Although Iowa GOP activist Kim Schmett described the 2028 contest as "light-years away," the visit positions Vance to build relationships while other potential candidates await President Donald Trump's signal to begin campaigning.
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Vice President Vance woos Iowa Republican voters ahead of 2028

Vice President JD Vance has visited Iowa to promote the administration's tax and tariff policies while campaigning on behalf of Iowa Rep. Zach Nunn. Vance drew a contrast between the vulnerable House Republican and his Democratic challenger as he spoke…

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