Over 1,000 Iowa Republicans showed up, eager to hear from the presidential candidates, with most being Christian conservatives.
Nine Republican hopefuls gathered in Des Moines, Iowa, on Saturday in hopes of winning over evangelical voters.
Most notably not there was the GOP frontrunner, former President Donald Trump, who has skipped similar large Iowa events in April and June. “Once again it starts in Iowa and it depends on you,” Republican Iowa Gov. Reynolds told the crowd. “Are you ready to take our country back?” Despite Trump's absence from key events, his early GOP primary lead remains strong. His popularity among Iowa's evangelical Christians and social conservatives poses a significant challenge to his rivals.
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