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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 2006
Page
5
A Cedar Rapids resident endorses Tyler Olson as a candidate for House District 38. The supporter highlights Olson as an innovative leader with 21st century ideas for Iowa’s economy education and public well being.
Dandekar champions K through college education as key to a skilled workforce and high wage tech jobs in Iowa. She serves on legislative committees for appropriations and economic growth and works to strengthen state local partnerships to retain graduates. Dave and Marilynn Etzel Marion.
A reader endorses Steve Lukan for state representative in District 32 praising his farm background, opposition to more out of state buck licensing, and farming road funding. The note also backs Schulte for the Senate, citing her counseling expertise, family therapy work, and principled leadership for real change in Iowa.
David Doering of Iowa City urges voting for Green Candidate Wendy Barth as a superior alternative to the main contenders in Iowa's governor race. The letter argues for choosing the best candidate rather than the lesser of two evils and mentions Libertarian distrust.
A Marion resident praises Swati Dandekar as honest and accessible for House District 36. The letter cites funding for early childhood education Esco Group employment Vector Corp and property tax relief as district benefits and criticizes the Republican campaign style.
Swati Dandekar highlights her four years in the Iowa House and her background as a former school board member. She urges renewed state commitment to education to restore schools to top national standards.
The message argues that electing Renee Schulte will bring real change, criticizing straight-party voting. It highlights concerns about jobs and families and urges leadership willing to cooperate. It promotes higher wages, lower taxes, and a comprehensive plan focusing on education and reducing bureaucracy.
The Gazette will accept letters for the November 7 election through Tuesday. Due to high volume not all letters will be printed. Preference goes to brief letters offering new viewpoints and focusing on issues rather than personalities.
A supporter urges Iowans in Senate District 19 to back Rob Hogg for state senate. The letter praises his accessibility to constituents, leadership, and commitment to better government, noting his positive view of opponents and his willingness to engage with residents.
Art Stead urges voters in House District 37 to back his education funded platform as a path to economic growth. He argues modernized schools attract business and prepare world-class learners while contrasting with an opponent who favors school funding cuts.
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