Lindsay James
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Oct 15, 2026
Santiago MayerGUEST
Uh, right now we're investing in and making sure that University of Virginia students are aware of, of that endorsement.
Santiago MayerGUEST
In Iowa, we obviously have incredible candidates in, uh, Josh Turek as a Senate, but also Christina Bohannan and, uh, Lindsey James, who are running for the House, and they both have big universities in their districts and could win.
Santiago MayerGUEST
There are more students at those universities than the margins by which the races were decided over the last few elections.
Santiago MayerGUEST
And when you look at races in California or Montana, for example, with Sam Forstag, you see these candidates who are really tapping into an anti-establishment energy, which again, young people want.
Erika AhernHOST
And so
Josh MercerHOST
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
And here we go.
Joe MitchellSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
So this is before she made her home L.A. in San Francisco, Massachusetts, before she conveniently moved to Iowa just 10 years ago, immediately ran for office.
Meghan McKinneyHOST
Ashley Hinson is running for the US Senate, leaving the state's second district open.
Meghan McKinneyHOST
Democrat Lindsay James of Dubuque and Republican Joe Mitchell of Clear Lake are making their case to voters across the district.
Meghan McKinneyHOST
Much of the region runs on farming, manufacturing, and education.
Meghan McKinneyHOST
IPR's Gavin McGeough spoke with voters about their economic realities and how it might impact their choices in November.
Sue BurringtonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Since I do all the shopping, I know all the time what everything costs all the time, and when it's going up a dollar at a time, that's, that's too much
Gavin McGoughCORRESPONDENT
muchAs harvest begins, the couple is eyeing diesel prices, which hit record highs this fall.
Gavin McGoughCORRESPONDENT
Democratic candidate Lindsay James, a chaplain and state legislator from Dubuque, says their cost of living challenges are coming directly from the Trump administration.
Lindsay JamesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
These policies include the one big beautiful bill, which I would argue is only beautiful for billionaires.
Sean SpicerHOST
Really good guy.
Sean SpicerHOST
He's running against Lindsay James, the Democrat.
Sean SpicerHOST
Cook moved this one from a lean R to a toss-up.
Sean SpicerHOST
I'm sorry.
Sean SpicerHOST
Joe Mitchell is the candidate.
Sean SpicerHOST
He's a former state legislature, legislator.
Sean SpicerHOST
Lindsay James currently in the legislature.
Sean SpicerHOST
There's a big hit.
Kent MockHOST
In the second district, it moves to a toss-up.
Kent MockHOST
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
The seat is open as incumbent representative Ashley Henson runs for Iowa's open U.S. Senate seat.
Kent MockHOST
Independent Dave Boucher and libertarian Rick Stewart will also appear on the ballot.
Janet GriffithNARRATOR
It's a trip down memory lane to twenty twenty-four when voters handed Donald Trump the economy with high hopes.
Janet GriffithNARRATOR
Costs have been high, I would argue, because of Joe Biden, Mitchell said during a recent debate with his Democratic rival, State Representative Lindsay James.
Janet GriffithNARRATOR
When you look at the Strait of Hormuz right now, you're having more oil tankers run through the strait than there was pre-war, and that's a fact," Mitchell said during the debate televised by Iowa PBS.
Janet GriffithNARRATOR
"You've had Ukraine bombing Russian refineries, which has shortened the world's oil supply," Mitchell said.
Kristin BreyHOST
And so I think, uh, it was NPR, I listened to this a little while ago, is, uh, "Can clergy candidates help Democrats win in red states?" So the, the most notable one is James Talarico, who's running for t- uh, Senate in Texas, but there's a, uh, Frederick Haynes, who's, uh, running for Congress in Texas.
Kristin BreyHOST
Sh- Sarah Trone Garriott, who's running for Congress in Iowa, and then Lindsey James, who's also running in Iowa.
Kristin BreyHOST
Um, all pastors or, or preachers of some sort, and running with, like, a very faith first campaign.
Steve ScaffidiHOST
I would say Talarico less than the other three.
Gary SterkoffHOST
House speaker, Mike Johnson, was in Iowa's 2nd Congressional District on Friday.
Gary SterkoffHOST
He was campaigning for Republican Joe Mitchell, who is running against Democrat Lindsey James.
Gary SterkoffHOST
The winner will take the place of incumbent Republican Ashley Hinson, who is running for Senate, and this is one of those races that the Cook Political Report recently shifted its status to lean Democr- uh, from lean Democrat to now a toss-up.
Gary SterkoffHOST
Here's Speaker Johnson.
Meghan McKinneyHOST
The third district race, with incumbent Republican Zach Nunn and Democrat Sarah Troyn-Garriott, also moved from toss-up to lean Democrat.
Meghan McKinneyHOST
The open second district, where Republican Joe Mitchell is up against Democrat Lindsey James, moved from lean Republican to a toss-up.
Meghan McKinneyHOST
And the fourth district, with Republican Chris McGowan and Democrat Dave Dawson, remains rated solid Republican.
Meghan McKinneyHOST
Johnson County is trying again to pass a new jail bond.
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