O deputado estadual de Iowa, Josh Turek, venceu a indicação democrata para o Senado dos EUA na primária de terça-feira, derrotando o senador estadual Zach Wahls. Turek enfrentará a deputada republicana Ashley Hinson na eleição geral de novembro por uma vaga aberta no Senado.
O deputado estadual de Iowa, Josh Turek, medalhista de ouro paralímpico e cadeirante, venceu a primária democrata para o Senado dos EUA em 2 de junho, derrotando o senador estadual Zach Wahls. (apnews.com)
As reações iniciais no X mostram visões mistas: alguns celebram Turek como um moderado que derrotou progressistas como Wahls, enquanto outros expressam desapontamento entre usuários de esquerda devido ao foco na elegibilidade, com comentários neutros sobre a competitividade da corrida contra Hinson.
Iowa breaks socialist surge as moderate Dem Josh Turek takes out Elizabeth Warren- backed Zach Wahls. A rare moment of sanity!
— Liz Peek (@lizpeek) 3 de junho de 2026
Josh Turek defeats Zach Wahls to win the Democratic nomination for Iowa Senate.
— jakario (@jakario) 3 de junho de 2026
Now it’s Turek vs Ashley Hinson in November.
This race is going to be very interesting. Iowa politics never disappoint.
What do you think — will this seat stay red or flip blue? 👀 pic.twitter.com/BwYSqPMZdn
Josh Turek won because he was perceived by Iowa Democrats as more electable. And the perception of electability is everything to Iowa Democrats right now, as they sense victory like sharks smell blood in the water.
— Elaine Godfrey (@elainejgodfrey) 3 de junho de 2026
Josh Turek (IA) hit his Republican opponent, Ashley Hinson, with an ad on the day he crushed his progressive opponent in the Senate primary
— The United States versus Elon Reed Musk (@Needle_of_Arya) 4 de junho de 2026
she's a Karoline Leavitt lookalike, but without the elder Gen-X husband
Turek declares victory in Iowa Democratic US Senate primary race against @ZachWahls. @AP has called the race for Wahls with about 25% of the vote counted. https://t.co/pYJfPIA6FU
— Tom Barton (@tjbarton83) 3 de junho de 2026
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