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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 2006
Page
1
Political party candidates listed for multiple Iowa districts
The document lists candidates by district and party for several Iowa U S House races. Names include Braley Dickinson Globa Heath Dix Kennedy Leach Loebsack Lamberti Leiden Latham Boswell Leiby Jim Leach and Loebsack with party markers Democrat or Republican and incumbents noted. The 5th District shows King and Schulte with a vote percentage.
State race slate features unopposed incumbents and party balance
Incumbent Treasurer Michael L. Fitzgerald and Attorney General Tom Miller both Democrats, and Auditor David Vaudt a Republican, are unopposed. Governor candidates Mike Blouin Jim Nussle Chet Culver Ed Fallon Sal Mohamed and others are listed with party affiliations. State officials include Michael A. Mauro Chuck Allison Robert C. Dopf Denise O'Brien Dusky Terry Mark Leonard Bill Northey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Blouin
Jim Nussle
Chet Culver
Ed Fallon
Sal Mohamed
Michael L. Fitzgerald
Tom Miller
David Vaudt
Tur El Supervisor Taunts Mike Lehman and Benn Rally
In a contested race for local office, candidates including Mike Lehman Richard L Benn Larry Meyers John F Schneider face Sally Stutsman with attorney Janet No Lyness also mentioned as part of the slate. Nick Maybanks linked to the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Meyers
John F. Schneider
Sally Stutsman
Janet No Lyness
Nick Maybanks
Culver Wins Democratic Gubernatorial Nomination
Chet Culver, 41, defeats Mike Blouin and Ed Fallon in a four candidate Democratic primary to secure the 2006 nomination and face Republican Jim Nussle in November. Culver led early and built support with a strong fundraising edge and grass roots organization aided by labor groups and Planned Parenthood PAC. Blouin conceded at 11 15 p.m. pledging support for Culver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Ryan
Jim Nussle
Culver
Blouin
The
Gazette Des Moines
Chet Culver
Mike Blouin
Ed Fallon
Iowa
U.S
John Culver
Chet
Des Moines
Sioux City
Sal Mohamed
Nussle
Planned Parenthood
Patty Judge
Iowa Official Seeks Governor Post With Judge as Running Mate
The Iowa secretary of state, age 40 from Des Moines, announces a bid for governor. He holds a political science degree from Virginia Tech and a master's in education from Drake University and is married to Mari Thinnes Culver with two children.Running mate is Patty Judge, 63, current Iowa secretary of agriculture from Albia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Virginia Tech University
Drake University
Mari Thinnes Culver
Patty Judge
Albia
Secretary of Agriculture
Lyness Wins Democratic Bid for Johnson County Lawyer
Iowa City longtime assistant Johnson County Attorney Jan Lyness captured the Democratic nomination with 70 percent of the vote over Nick Maybanks. If elected in November, she will succeed J. Patrick White as county attorney, a four year term with no Republican challenger. Lyness touted jail diversion and a drug court, while White endorsed her and her campaign raised more money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Gazette
Iowa City
Johnson County
Janet Lyness
Lyness
Linn County
Nick Maybanks
J. Patrick White
Creighton St
Maybanks
Fifth St
Coralville
White
Lyness Wins Democratic Johnson County Attorney Primary
Janet Lyness holds her daughter Gabrielle Wad sworth as they celebrate results showing Lyness winning the Johnson County attorney Democratic primary. The scene is at Bob's Your Uncle in Iowa City with polling returns overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brian Ray
the Gazette
Janet Lyness
Gabrielle Wadsworth
Iowa City
Lyness
Johnson County
Also Mentioned on This Page
U.S. House
Democrat
Bruce Braley
Rick Dickinson
Bill Globa
Denny Heath
Bill Dix
Dave Jim Leach
Loebsack
Ord District
Republican
Leonard L. Jeff Lamberti Boswell
Leiden
E. Tom Latham Spencer
Robert L. Steve King
Chambers
Joyce Schulte
Michael A. Mauro
ITE
Chuck Allison
Robert C. Dopf
SEC. OF AG
Denise
O'Brien
Dusky Terry
Mark Leonard
Bill Northey
Tur EL
Sears
Mike Lehman
Richard L. Benn
Deeneeee
History Money Movies
Aseenees
Accent
Seeeeeeneenes
Seenee Legals
People Pictures
TIA Eames
Culver Vs. Nussle
By James Q. Lynch
Rod Boshart
Mssle
By Rod Boshart
Bob Vander
Marielare
Clare
John
West Des Moines
More Inside
Johnson
By Zack Kucharski
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