Mark Divitt
Mark Divitt District 91 covers parts of Iowa, Johnson Counties. Mark Divitt earned a high school diploma from Miramonte High School and a bachelor's degree from Sonoma State University in 1985. Divitt's career experience includes working as a software engineer.
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“Recently retired from a long tech career, Mark hasn't slowed down. He's been organizing neighbors, researching the regulatory process, and pushing for transparency in the fight against the proposed Morgan Valley Energy Center, a very large power plant that would affect the air and water our communities depend on.”
(Candidate statement) “We shouldn't keep waiting for perfect answers while Iowans get sick. Mark will push to launch a serious effort to understand what's actually driving Iowa's cancer rates — starting with fully funding the water-quality monitoring that shows us what's in our water — so the state can take targeted, effective action based on evidence, not guesswork.”
(Candidate statement) “Mark will push to launch a serious effort to understand what's actually driving Iowa's cancer rates — starting with fully funding the water-quality monitoring that shows us what's in our water — so the state can take targeted, effective action based on evidence, not guesswork.”
(Candidate statement)Judd Lawler
Judd Lawler District 91 covers parts of Iowa, Johnson Counties. According to the Iowa General Assembly member profile, Judd Lawler lists Retired Attorney as occupation and resides in Johnson County. In the 91st General Assembly, Judd Lawler serves on the Appropriations, Commerce, Government Oversight committees.
“I focus on legislation that affects every single Iowan and, specifically, topics that relate to cost-of-living. Last year, I focused on things like housing, energy, and property taxes, because each of us has housing bills, electric bills, and property taxes.”
(KCRG-TV9 Candidate Q&A)Public Safety & Rights: “Yes. Last year, I introduced a comprehensive bill to do just that. We need to strictly regulate the cameras to protect your Fourth Amendment and privacy rights.”
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