Tom Cotton backs Ashley Hinson with new ad for 2026 Iowa Senate race

First on the fox: Senator Tom Couton from Arkansas, the third Republican number of the Senate, raises its size on its efforts to protect and strengthen the majority of the Republican Party in the Chamber in the elections next year.

On Tuesday, a non -profit support group that is in line with Senator launched a declaration that highlights Representative Ashley Hennson of Iowa, who is running in the 2026 race to succeed retired Republican Senator Johnny Ernest.

The advertisement is the last effort made by Couton, and the veteran army that served in the fighting in the wars of Iraq and Afghanistan served before becoming the rising Republican star, to support Republicans in the main Senate races in the renewal elections next year when the party defends a majority of 53-47 in the room.

“Iowa has a fighter in Washington, its name is Ashley Hinson,” says the narrator at the first time with Fox News Digital.

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President Donald Trump, a former local television broadcaster, approved by the National Republican Senate Committee (NRSC) in the Senate, where he was mashing to keep the Iowa state seat in the open Senate in the hands of the party.

The narrator highlights that Hinson is “difficult for the crime, and it is harsh in China. Ashley fought to prevent China from buying our agricultural lands, and voted in favor of President Trump’s tax discounts.”

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“Ashley Hinson puts more money in your pocket. I tell her to continue fighting for the state of Iowa,” the narrator added.

Cotton Fox News tells that it will spend six numbers to run on the broadcast and digital TV in the De Main Market.

It is the second place in this session by America, one policies after a declaration targeting Senator John Osov from Georgia, which Republicans consider the greatest Democrats to nominate for his re -election in 2026.

Earlier this month, the Cotton Pac leadership has climbed with a declaration aimed at former Carolina governor Roy Cooper, who nominates former Republican National Committee, Michael, in the race to retired success from the Senator Thom Tillis.

A spokesman for American policy told America Fox News that “Senator Cotton is planning to fight for his colleagues in the US Senate, to ensure that we grow our majority in the Senate, collect donations and announce our candidates and ensure that the American people know the records of their democratic opponents,” American Policy spokesman told America Fox News.

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Couton, who did not face a democratic party opponent as he wandered in its re -election in 2020 and who was not expected to face difficult re -election next year in Red St. Arkansas, may enable the country in the last election sessions of campaigns on behalf of his Republican colleagues.

A source in the political orbit of the Senator told Fox News Digital: “As Tom Couton did since the first day that has been elected in office, he will continue to help support Republicans throughout the country who run for positions at any level, to win,” a source in the political orbit of the Senator told Fox News Digital.

Senator Tom Couton was interviewed by Arkansas by Fox News Digital at the Republican National congress in Milwoki, and Wisconsin on July 20, 2024. (Paul Steinhauser – Fox News)

The 48 -year -old cotton took a closer look at the nomination of the Republican presidential nomination for the year 2024, where he made several trips to the state of Iowa and New Hampshire, the two countries that have long started the basic evaluation of the presidential party.

But days before the mid -period 2022, Cotton announced that he would not run for the White House in 2024.

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Last year, cotton was on the list of Donald Trump’s largest president of his potential colleagues in running.

Couton’s support for Heinson in Iowa may have speculation about a possible future for Senator for the White House.