Nikki Haley, a GOP presidential prospect, speaks Oct. 25 about issues Republicans want to tackle including foreign wars and immigration during a women-led Republican rally at World Class Industries in Cedar Rapids. Haley had been traveling around Iowa with several elected Republican women to campaign. (Savannah Blake/The Gazette)
DES MOINES — Just a few days before the midterm Nov. 8 election, former President Donald Trump will be the latest in a cadre of national Republicans to stump for Iowa candidates as they come to the state while considering presidential runs.
As the first stop in the presidential primary season, Iowa’s first-in-the-nation caucuses historically have drawn presidential hopefuls to campaign across the state. Long…
