Brad Sherman Announces 2026 Iowa Gubernatorial Run
Brad Sherman Announces 2026 Iowa Gubernatorial Run

Brad Sherman Announces 2026 Iowa Gubernatorial Run

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Brad Sherman, a former state representative and pastor from Williamsburg, has announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Iowa governor in 2026, potentially setting up a primary contest with incumbent Governor Kim Reynolds. Sherman, an early supporter of Donald Trump, emphasizes defending property rights and opposing eminent domain abuses, aiming to appeal to the political right of Reynolds, who has not yet announced her reelection plans. He plans to address fiscal responsibility, family values, and medical freedom, critiquing the handling of COVID-19 restrictions. Reynolds, who has been governor since 2017, has hinted at a possible reelection bid and is confident in her record, although she has not secured Trump's endorsement. Despite Sherman's campaign starting with significantly less funding compared to Reynolds, he plans to hold a launch event in Mason City. Reynolds has expressed pride in her accomplishments and plans to campaign on her achievements.

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