Kolton Jones
Kolton Jones District 25 covers parts of Wapello County. Kolton Jones earned a high school diploma from Ottumwa High School. Jones earned a bachelor's degree from William Penn University in 2021. Jones also earned a certificate from Indian Hills Community College in 2023. Jones' career experience includes working as a paramedic.
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“Hi, I'm Kolton Jones. I'm a Wapello County native and a paramedic, and I'm running for House District 25 to give a voice to rural Iowans.”
(Candidate statement) “Working Families First If you work for a living, we're on the same side.”
(Candidate statement) “I've spent my career as a paramedic serving southeast Iowa families when they need help most, and I've seen firsthand the challenges our rural communities face—from struggling health care systems to underfunded schools and rising costs for working families. I'm running for the Iowa House because rural Iowa needs leaders who understand these challenges and are ready to fight for practical solutions that strengthen our communities.”
(Candidate statement)Hans Wilz
Hans Wilz District 25 covers parts of Wapello County. According to the Iowa General Assembly member profile, Hans Wilz lists Self-Employed as occupation and resides in Wapello County. In the 91st General Assembly, Hans Wilz serves on the Appropriations, Commerce, Environmental Protection committees.
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“I recognize how important education is to the future generations of Iowan's.”
(Candidate statement) “Hans' oldest son, Andreas is excited that his dad is running for office. "My dad always found a way to involve us in his businesses and our community. He took what we said seriously and made time no matter what. I know he'll take the same focus and care to the Iowa Capitol".”
(Candidate statement) “Hans' youngest son Marcus had this to say "Even though he traveled a lot he was always available and somehow got back in time to coach our teams in sports. Dad's energy is needed to continue moving District 25 forward".”
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