Rob Sand seeks red-state blueprint for Democrats in Iowa
A political candidate named Rob Sand, Iowa’s state auditor, is running for governor to challenge the Republican dominance in Iowa, which has not elected a Democrat as 2006. His goal is to demonstrate how Democrats can win voters even in traditionally republican areas, possibly breaking “one-party rule.” The article discusses this campaign and provides related news and subscription information for Washington Examiner readers.
Gubernatorial candidate Rob Sand is seeking to provide an example in Iowa to other Democrats of how to win voters in Republican strongholds.
Iowa has not elected a Democratic governor since 2006, but Sand, the 44 year-old Iowa state auditor, is running to end what he calls “one-party rule” of Republican control in the governorship and state legislature.
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