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How do past Iowa Poll results compare with presidential election results in Iowa?
Tags: Current Focus, Leadership Skills, United States, Food, Capital Markets, The Economy, Inequality / Upward Mobility, Women, Movement for Renewal of America, Health, Education, 2. Cost of Living Action, 3. Income and Wages Fairness, 6. Capital Allocation for Infrastructure, Goods and Services, 7. Democracy Support Action, 8. U.S. Investment by Government+ Private, 9. The Movement for Global Literacy, 10. Health- Body/Mind Wellbeing for All ,
The Des Moines Register Selzer polling track record for 2004-2024 is shown here for Iowa. Over 20 years Des Moines Register and Selzer are shown to have a close understanding of this state in the heartland of America.
Over 20 years only in 2004 Bush vs Kerry when it polled for Kerry 5 points ahead and the result Bush up by less than 0.7 percentage point. In that one Bush worked hard into the last hours with support of evangelicals. In all over 20 years Des Moines Register got it close to the final result.
Between 1984 to 2004- Reagan was the last Republican to win in Iowa.
Popular three time Governor Tom Vilsack was Secretary of Agriculture under president Biden and the most respected member of his cabinet. Vilsack was given full support and funding by Biden for renewal of Rural and Agricultural America.
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