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Candidates clash in Senate debates in Georgia, Iowa and Maine

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Candidates clash in Senate debates in Georgia, Iowa and Maine. (2026, October 14). CBS News. https://www.cbsnews.com/video/candidates-clash-in-senate-debates-in-georgia-iowa-and-maine/

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Candidates for Senate positions debated in Georgia, Iowa, and Maine, focusing on issues such as the conflict with Iran and economic concerns. The debates were covered by a team from CBS News including Aaron Navarro, Fin Gómez, and Lana Zak.
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On October 14, 2026, Senate nominees from Georgia, Iowa, and Maine held debates where they clashed on issues such as the Iran war and economic policies. In Georgia, candidates discussed their stances on military intervention in Iran. The debate in Iowa focused heavily on domestic economic issues and how each candidate planned to address them if elected. Meanwhile, in Maine, the discussion also included foreign policy but centered more broadly on environmental concerns and healthcare access. CBS News correspondents Aaron Navarro, Fin Gómez, and Lana Zak covered these debates across the three states.

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Georgia Iowa Iran Maine Senate

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Senate nominees in Georgia, Iowa and Maine clashed over the Iran war, the economy and more.
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Senate nominees in Georgia, Iowa and Maine clashed over the Iran war, the economy and more. asserted
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CBS News' Aaron Navarro, Fin Gómez and Lana Zak have team coverage. asserted
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