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Democrat Rob Sand flips control of the Iowa governorship

NBC NewsBy Alexandra Marquez

11/4/2026, 4:14:21 AM

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Democrat Rob Sand flips control of the Iowa governorship — Photo / Coverage: NBC NewsCredit: Alexandra Marquez

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State Auditor Rob Sand will be the next governor of Iowa, NBC News projects, making him the first Democrat to be elected to the office in 20 years.

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Democrat Rob Sand flips control of the Iowa governorship.
State Auditor Rob Sand will be the next governor of Iowa, NBC News projects, making him the first Democrat to be elected to the office in 20 years.
State Auditor Rob Sand will be the next governor of Iowa, NBC News projects, making him the first Democrat to be elected to the office in 20 years.

State Auditor Rob Sand will be the next governor of Iowa, NBC News projects, making him the first Democrat to be elected to the office in 20 years.

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