Senate battleground races draw Koch-aligned closing ads and Iran war questions for GOP candidates

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How the sides differ Right and alternative sources both report the Koch-linked closing ads urging votes against socialism; alternative sources also stress Republican candidates' strained positions on the Iran war.

Americans for Prosperity Action, a PAC aligned with the Koch family, has launched "closing argument" ads in five battleground Senate races, urging voters to reject socialism and back Republican candidates. One report says the ads are part of an existing $22 million buy covering Alaska, Iowa, Michigan, New Hampshire and at least one other state. Separately, an alternative outlet reports the Iran war was a point of tension in Tuesday's Senate debates, with Republican candidates in Iowa and Maine signaling a break with President Trump and being pressed on how they would end the conflict.

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Alternative · 2 sources HThe HillKoch-aligned group makes last ad push for GOP candidates

• RSResponsible StatecraftGOP battleground candidates face tough questions over Iran war

Alternative outlets cover both the Koch-linked ad push and the Iran war pressure facing Republican Senate candidates in debates, with one focusing on the war.

Right NNewsmaxKoch-Backed GOP PAC Targets Socialism in Senate Ads

Right-leaning coverage focuses on the Koch-aligned super PAC's closing ads urging voters to reject socialism and support Republican candidates.