Iowa cancer crisis linked to farm pollution reshapes midterm race

Rising cancer rates in Iowa, potentially tied to agricultural pollution, have become a central issue in the state's midterm elections, introducing uncertainty in a district that has trended Republican. The claim of a farm-pollution link is emerging and contested by industry groups. This development could shift voter priorities and turnout, making the race more competitive than recent cycles.

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