4th Congressional District

Feenstra will serve a second term as representative for the 4th Congressional District in a decisive victory over Democrat Ryan Melton.

Ryan Melton, the Democratic candidate trying to topple incumbent Republican Congressman Randy Feenstra in Iowa’s 4th District, joins the program. Then: a look at a recent study from the University of Iowa that shows how brain injuries correlate with depression.

Republican incumbent Randy Feenstra is hoping to secure a second term as U.S. Representative for the 4th Congressional District. He’s being challenged by Democrat Ryan Melton, who faces an uphill climb in the reliably Republican district.

Ryan Melton is challenging incumbent Republican Randy Feenstra for his 4th District seat. Melton said he wants to reverse rural America's population loss through investments in education and healthcare.

Iowa Republican Congressman Randy Feenstra has formally announced he is running for reelection in the state’s 4th District. First elected in 2020, Feenstra primaried longtime Rep. Steve King, after King was removed from his committee assignments for making racist comments.

Democrat J.D. Scholten isn’t sure what’s next for him after making two unsuccessful bids for a seat in the U.S. House of Representatives.

Republican State Sen. Randy Feenstra is headed to Congress in January to replace outgoing Congressman Steve King. Feenstra defeated Democrat J.D. Scholten in the 4th Congressional District on Tuesday.

The candidates running in Iowa's 4th Congressional District had their first and likely only televised debate on Wednesday, where they sparred over a few issues, most notably the Green New Deal.

The Republican who knocked out longtime incumbent U.S. Rep. Steve King in the June primary wants to go to Washington to be a voice for the 4th Congressional District. State Sen. Randy Feenstra is hoping to keep his party’s strong grip on the seat by running on his record in the Legislature.

A former minor league baseball player is taking a second swing at representing Iowa’s 4th Congressional District after he narrowly lost two years ago. Democrat J.D. Scholten faces a different kind of challenge this year, but is undeterred.