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Vice President JD Vance will travel to Montana and Kansas to stump for Republican candidates with just over a week to go before midterm elections.
\n\nPresident Donald Trump at a rally in Port Huron, Mich., on Sunday. Alex Wong / Getty
\n\nDemocrat Josh Turek is launching his closing ads of the hotly contested Iowa Senate race, focusing on high fuel prices and the state's high cancer rates as he makes his case against GOP Rep. Ashley Hinson.
\n\nThe two ads, shared first with NBC News, also look to paint Hinson as one of the "corrupt politicians" who has made life more difficult for Iowans.
\n\n"Unlike Ashley, I’m not a millionaire. I’ll work to lower prices because it matters to me too," Turek, a state legislator and former Paralympian, says in one ad where he is at a gas station, noting gas and diesel prices in Iowa have skyrocketed.
\n\nIn the other spot, Turek features his sister, Ulette, noting that her insurance company declined to cover a scan as she battles breast cancer. Iowa's rising cancer rates have been a top issue in the Hawkeye State this year.
\n\n“In the Senate, I’ll fight to ensure that doctors decide care — not…
Original source: https://www.nbcnews.com/health
