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Iowa's final regular season game in 1990 was against Minnesota, and Iowa entered the game with records of 8 – 2 overall and 6 – 1 in the Big Ten.
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Iowa's and season
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Iowa's and game
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In 1862, in the midst of the war, Allison was elected to the United States House of Representatives as the representative of Iowa's newly-created 3rd congressional district.
Allison declined to be a candidate for renomination to his own House seat later that year, but instead focused on laying the groundwork to run for Iowa's other Senate seat ( then held by James Harlan ), which was up in January 1872, following November 1871 state legislative races.
He continued to serve as the Representative from Iowa's 4th congressional district for two additional terms, but was defeated in the Democratic landslide in 1964.
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