Donald Trump set to make Iowa Campaign Stop

Still riding high in recent polls, GOP front runner Donald Trump is set to return to the state of Iowa. The event is scheduled for August 25th at the Grand River Center in Dubuque.  Trump has spent a total of 12 days in the Hawkeye state as a GOP candidate.

Trump made his Iowa debut in Des Moines in June. He returned to Ames in mid July and created a firestorm with his comments about the prisoner of war experience of John McCain. The two have publicly feuded. Trump also made a stop in Oskaloosa in late July.

On Tuesday, a new poll showed Trump remains the leader in Iowa over Wisconsin governor Scott Walker by 5 points. Nearly 20% of respondents say they are still undecided.