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Joe Mitchell

Former Iowa State RepresentativeWikipedia

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Oct 17, 2026

JRHOST
3:01
I'm going to be coming to your great state, which I won in a landslide all three times with the highest voter ever- vote ever obtained by a political candidate for any office, Thursday, October 22 and Sunday, November 1.
JRHOST
3:16
The reason I'll be there is to get truly fantastic warriors elected, including Ashley Hinson for US Senate, Zach Lawn for governor, Mariannette Miller-Meeks for Iowa's First Congressional District, Joe Mitchell for Second District, Zach Nunn for Third, Chris McGowan for Four.
JRHOST
3:33
They're all spectacular people and have my complete and total endorsement.
JRHOST
3:36
I will see you on 10/22.
Tony KinnettHOST
61:17
Um, Iowa 2, I think goes red.
Tony KinnettHOST
61:20
I think, um, Joe Mitchell ends up walking, uh, away pretty handily with that.
Tony KinnettHOST
61:24
Michigan 4 and Michigan 7, I think also stay, uh, stay red.
Tony KinnettHOST
61:31
And the reason I would say that is that Democrats are not gonna come out in Michigan as much.
Jeff AllenHOST
7:44
The MAHA PAC is also spending two hundred and fifty thousand dollars on six House candidates across the country.
Jeff AllenHOST
7:51
They include Republicans Joe Mitchell in Iowa's Second Congressional District, Brandon Herrera in Texas twenty-three, Jace Yarborough in Texas thirty-two, Anna Paulina Luna in Florida's thirteenth, Tom Barrett in Michigan's seventh, and independent Kevin Kiley in California District six.
Jeff AllenHOST
8:14
Soaring diesel prices have sent home heating oil costs in the US Northeast up thirty-nine percent to a record high.
Jeff AllenHOST
8:23
Democrats on the Joint Economic Committee say, "Instead of the relief President Trump promised, his war tariffs and other reckless policies continue to make it harder for families to afford the basics," said Senator Maggie Hassan, the committee top Democrat, in a statement.
Josh MercerHOST
21:39
give us a democratic Senate because they're upset with gas prices.
Josh MercerHOST
21:43
Um, so, you know, Joe, um, uh, and Ashley, you know, um, Henson or last name Henson in Iowa, she'll win.
Josh MercerHOST
21:54
Uh, Moody won't have any problem in Florida.
Josh MercerHOST
21:56
Um,

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Josh MercerHOST
28:23
They don't know what to do.
Erika AhernHOST
28:25
And so
Josh MercerHOST
28:26
there's a debate in the Iowa 2nd Congressional District, and Republican Joe Mitchell just methodically recounts this woman, Lindsay James's horrible left-wing record.
Joe MitchellSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
28:43
And here we go.
Mark BlandHOST
20:53
...
Mark BlandHOST
20:53
Do, do you know who, do you know who Joe Mitchell is?
Jason KullHOST
20:57
Joe Mitchell? I do not.
Mark BlandHOST
20:58
Joe Mitchell said this.
Mark BlandHOST
20:59
Check this out.
Mark BlandHOST
21:00
Check this.
Mark BlandHOST
21:01
I want you to hear this.
Jason KullHOST
21:02
Joe Mitchell, you've called the Affordable Care Act a disaster.
Meghan McKinneyHOST
4:58
Ashley Hinson is running for the US Senate, leaving the state's second district open.
Meghan McKinneyHOST
5:03
Democrat Lindsay James of Dubuque and Republican Joe Mitchell of Clear Lake are making their case to voters across the district.
Meghan McKinneyHOST
5:09
Much of the region runs on farming, manufacturing, and education.
Meghan McKinneyHOST
5:13
IPR's Gavin McGeough spoke with voters about their economic realities and how it might impact their choices in November.
Lindsay JamesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:34
This war in Iran, which I would argue is impulsive.
Gavin McGoughCORRESPONDENT
6:38
That's James at a debate on October first.
Gavin McGoughCORRESPONDENT
6:40
Her opponent, Joe Mitchell, a Clear Lake real estate developer and former state lawmaker, sees it differently.
Gavin McGoughCORRESPONDENT
6:47
He says tax cuts will address cost of living, and James is against them.
Sean SpicerHOST
28:03
Uh, we're going back up to Iowa.
Sean SpicerHOST
28:05
This is an interesting one because, uh, Joe Mitchell is the Republican incumbent.
Sean SpicerHOST
28:09
We had him on the show the other day.
Sean SpicerHOST
28:11
Really good guy.
Sean SpicerHOST
28:15
Cook moved this one from a lean R to a toss-up.
Sean SpicerHOST
28:19
I'm sorry.
Sean SpicerHOST
28:20
Joe Mitchell is the candidate.
Sean SpicerHOST
28:22
He's a former state legislature, legislator.
Kent MockHOST
9:12
In the second district, it moves to a toss-up.
Kent MockHOST
9:14
The rating shift for northeastern Iowa's second district race between Democratic state representative Lindsay James of Dubuque and former GOP state senator, representative rather, Joe Mitchell of Clear Lake comes as polling shows the two neck and neck.
Kent MockHOST
9:29
The seat is open as incumbent representative Ashley Henson runs for Iowa's open U.S. Senate seat.
Kent MockHOST
9:35
Independent Dave Boucher and libertarian Rick Stewart will also appear on the ballot.
Janet GriffithNARRATOR
48:25
Mitchell still blames Biden.
Janet GriffithNARRATOR
48:27
One Republican who is not fleeing from our teetering president is Joe Mitchell, the GOP candidate for Congress in Iowa's Second District.
Janet GriffithNARRATOR
48:35
He's got the Trump administration talking points memorized.
Janet GriffithNARRATOR
48:38
It's a trip down memory lane to twenty twenty-four when voters handed Donald Trump the economy with high hopes.
Ben KiefferHOST
32:06
That takes in Cedar Rapids, Waterloo, Cedar Falls, and Dubuque.
Ben KiefferHOST
32:10
She faces Republican Joe Mitchell, former state lawmaker and Trump administration appointee, along with independent Dave Bushaw and Libertarian Rick Stewart.
Ben KiefferHOST
32:20
James is a Presbyterian minister and chaplain who has represented Dubuque in the Iowa House since 2019.
Ben KiefferHOST
32:27
She co-founded the Loras College Peace Institute and has taught at the University of Dubuque.

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