Iowa State House District 21

Current seat holder: Brooke Boden (R).

Spencer Waugh

Spencer Waugh District 21 covers parts of Marion, Warren Counties. Spencer Waugh was born in Rapid City, South Dakota . Waugh's career experience includes working as a professor, debate coach, high school teacher, and student teacher supervisor. He earned a bachelor's degree from Central College in 1998 and a graduate degree from the University of Nebraska, Lincoln in 2007.

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“As an educator, coach, and community leader, Spencer Waugh is running to put our families ahead of partisan politics.” (Candidate statement)
“Our community schools are the foundation for everything we do, and we must find ways to support and strengthen them, not tear them down.” (Candidate statement)
“I support tax incentives that build Iowa up: helping small businesses grow, creating local jobs, and keeping new graduates here. Not lining the pockets of millionaires.” (Candidate statement)

Brooke Boden

Brooke Boden District 21 covers parts of Marion, Warren Counties. According to the Iowa General Assembly member profile, Brooke Boden lists Small Business Owner as occupation and resides in Warren County. In the 91st General Assembly, Brooke Boden serves on the Education, Government Oversight, Local Government (Chair) committees.

Campaign site

“Help me continue to fight for your freedoms! The stakes have never been higher! Hanging in the balance are our American values, our freedoms, the rule of law, our rights and liberties, limited government, our Constitution and economic stability. With your support, I will fight to keep Iowa strong, safe and prosperous.” (Candidate statement)
“The stakes have never been higher! Hanging in the balance are our American values, our freedoms, the rule of law, our rights and liberties, limited government, our Constitution and economic stability.” (Candidate statement)
“Hanging in the balance are our American values, our freedoms, the rule of law, our rights and liberties, limited government, our Constitution and economic stability.” (Candidate statement)