Not enough time for Presidential candidates to visit every mostly white Iowa small town with declining population

Eagle Grove's population peaked in 1970, the Wright County's in 1930.

Source:  Wikipedia

Iowa Anomaly:  A Town Ignored by Candidates.  (The New York Times, 1/30/2016)

EAGLE GROVE, Iowa. This agricultural town of roughly 3,500, [the largest city in Wright County] which gave Iowa its 30th governor, Robert D. Blue, is one of the largest Iowa towns to have not seen a 2016 candidate stop by, an anomaly in a state where many have taken to grousing about the attention showered on them by presidential hopefuls.

Wright County's percentage of Hispanic residents is nearly twice the state's average.

Source: U.S.Census Bureau State and County QuickFacts

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