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Iowa U.S. House District 1, 2026
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- Seat
- U.S. House District 1
- Election
- Tuesday, November 3, 2026
- Evidence
- After Citizens United race page
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In Plain Words
This race elects the U.S. House member for Iowa District 1.
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The Plate
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Who Is Spending
Outside groups that reported spending about this race, with what each reported: support or opposition.
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Sources & Data Status
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- Reporting period
- Varies by filing; shown with each figure.
- Publication
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