Republican businessman Zach Lahn and Democratic State Auditor Rob Sand are set to face each other in the November general election for Iowa governor, according to election projections cited by outlets. In the Republican primary, Lahn wins the nomination after a field of GOP challengers, including Rep. Randy Feenstra, who is described as Trump-backed and conceded the contest. NBC News reports that after Feenstra’s concession, Lahn tells supporters that “wealthy donors” will not decide Iowa’s future. The Hill adds that Lahn defeats four other challengers in the GOP primary and is endorsed by Turning Point Action. The Hill also notes that Feenstra had received prominent endorsements, including from President Donald Trump and retiring Sen. Joni Ernst. On the Democratic side, Rob Sand is projected to be the nominee after running uncontested, with Decision Desk HQ cited in The Hill. With both candidates now poised for the general election, the focus shifts to a statewide campaign between Lahn and Sand.