MONROE, Iowa (AP) — This swath of southeast Iowa isn’t supposed to be a nailbiter for Democrats. For more than a decade, voters in the college town of Iowa City powered Democratic candidates to Congress. But that changed this month when conservatives who dominate the more rural parts of the district turned out in droves, eager to support President Donald Trump and other Republicans on the ballot. Nearly three weeks after Election Day, a winner…
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