Lindsay James leads trader consensus at 67.5% implied probability in Iowa's 2nd congressional district Democratic primary, driven by consistent polling advantages and strong fundraising, positioning her as the frontrunner against Republican incumbent Mariannette Miller-Meeks. Recent Emerson College polling from early May showed James at 42%, well ahead of Clint Twedt-Ball's 25%, bolstering her edge while Twedt-Ball holds second at 24.5% on grassroots momentum and union support. Kathy Dolter trails at 6% amid lower visibility, with Guy Morgan and Don Primus at 3.1% and 2.6% reflecting niche appeals. The June 4 primary looms, with no major shifts from recent debates or endorsements altering the hierarchy.
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IA-02 Democratic Primary Winner
Lindsay James 68%
Clint Twedt-Ball 24%
Kathy Dolter 6%
Guy Morgan 3.1%
Lindsay James
68%
Clint Twedt-Ball
24%
Kathy Dolter
6%
Guy Morgan
3%
Don Primus
3%
Lindsay James 68%
Clint Twedt-Ball 24%
Kathy Dolter 6%
Guy Morgan 3.1%
Lindsay James
68%
Clint Twedt-Ball
24%
Kathy Dolter
6%
Guy Morgan
3%
Don Primus
3%
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0x69c47De9D...Lindsay James leads trader consensus at 67.5% implied probability in Iowa's 2nd congressional district Democratic primary, driven by consistent polling advantages and strong fundraising, positioning her as the frontrunner against Republican incumbent Mariannette Miller-Meeks. Recent Emerson College polling from early May showed James at 42%, well ahead of Clint Twedt-Ball's 25%, bolstering her edge while Twedt-Ball holds second at 24.5% on grassroots momentum and union support. Kathy Dolter trails at 6% amid lower visibility, with Guy Morgan and Don Primus at 3.1% and 2.6% reflecting niche appeals. The June 4 primary looms, with no major shifts from recent debates or endorsements altering the hierarchy.
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