Longtime Iowa Republican Sen. Chuck Grassley has been reelected to the United States Senate.
As the Associated Press noted, the last time Grassley had a victory margin under 20 points was when he was first elected to the upper chamber 42 years ago. Since that initial campaign for his Senate seat, he has essentially cruised to victory, crushing Democrats six more times. Though the final tally of Tuesday’s race is not yet known at this writing, this appears to be his closest race in 42 years.
Grassley ran his campaign on the success he has had in the United States Senate and what he has been able to do as one of the most senior senators in the chamber. Grassley has also used his position in the Senate to call for more transparencywhistleblower allegations about Hunter Biden’s business dealings, in addition to the need to investigate President Joe Biden’s son.
showing a police report from April accusing Franken of making unwanted advances toward women, including his former campaign manager. Franken denied all accusations., the Hawkeye State Democrat called the attacks on him a “desperate move” and described himself as an advocate for accountability, even though Franken has called this woman a liar, despite his holding her to a non-disclosure agreement from when she was working for him.
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