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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 2010
Page
10
Barron 56 of 195 Braybrook St SE Cedar Rapids announces run for re election to District 1. A Democrat she aims to keep a balanced budget and AAA bond rating while pushing job growth flood recovery and Highway 100 funding.
Iowa City Democrat Joe Bolkcom announces another bid for State Senate District 39 seat representing Iowa City and University Heights. He cites aid to middle class and small businesses and urges tighter oversight on corporate tax subsidies. Bolkcom has chaired Ways & Means and held multiple committee roles. He previously served as Johnson County supervisor and public health staffer. He ran senior advocacy groups and environmental efforts and holds degrees from St. Ambrose and Iowa. For contact, Bolkcom lists 319 337 6280 and joe joebolkcom.org.
Gibbons files to compete in the June 8 Republican primary to challenge incumbent Democrat Leonard Boswell in Iowa's 3rd District. The district runs east from Polk County to Benton Tama Keokuk and Iowa counties with Boswell seeking an eighth term.
Senator Rob Hogg of Cedar Rapids announces re election bid for Senate District 19 covering much of northeast and southeast Cedar Rapids. He touted flood recovery work from 2008 through 2009 56 million package and efforts to limit future flood damage. He highlighted roles on Rebuild Iowa Committee and I JOBS program plus regional initiatives and committee assignments.
Rep. Dave Jacoby of Coralville announces his bid for reelection in House 30 which covers Coralville North Liberty Tiffin Iowa City and Penn Township He highlights helping middle class families creating jobs balancing the budget and supporting education The 54 year old Democrat is an assistant majority leader on several committees and runs Dave's Resale a antiques and estate business with ties to local groups and church
Iowa City resident Janelle Rettig 44 filed papers to run in the June Democratic primary for a Johnson County Board of Supervisors seat. Appointed last fall, she won a January special election after a petition forced it. Rettig, married to Robin Butler, aims for continued steady, progressive county government with focus on livable communities and strong human services.
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