Run Details

State

Completed

Started At

October 14, 2026 at 08:17 AM

Completed At

October 14, 2026 at 08:17 AM

Duration

less than a minute

Headline

Ag Vote 2026: Iowa Senate Race

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  "transcript": "Well, as the days countdown to the midterm elections, one of the most watched races by the agriculture community is the contest for the US Senate in Iowa. Republican Representative Ashley Hinson is running to represent the Hawkeye State, and she joined Agritalk's Chip Flory to talk lowering input costs, expanding E15, and bridging payments to producers. When asked if farm voices still matter amid growing disconnect in Washington, Hinson emphasized who she relies on for policy guidance. Oh, absolutely. I mean, I, I'm not a farmer. I don't play one in Congress. I hear from my farmers, right? That's what I do. Um, you are my experts. I have a farm advisory council here in Iowa that I will continue to lean on as I was next US Senator. So Hinson is facing Democrat Josh Turek in the general election. Neither Hinson nor Turek have an agricultural background. Outgoing Representative Joni Ernst was born and raised on a farm near Red Oak. Farm Journal is pleased to bring you Ag Vote 2026. Who speaks for America's farmers? The number of congressional leaders who have a direct connection to agriculture is shrinking. And as this real-world experience diminishes in Washington, who steps up to fill the void? From now on to election day, watch and listen for our unique reporting on Agritalk, US Farm Report, and Ag Day. And then on Tuesday, November 3rd, which is election night, we will have an Ag Vote 2026 live election night coverage starting at 7 PM Central. Watch on Farm Journal TV, Farm Journal Now, Ag Web, and YouTube.",
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