Mike Frantz
Mike Frantz District 3 covers parts of Buena Vista, Cherokee, Clay, O'Brien, Osceola Counties. Mike Frantz earned a bachelor's degree from Simpson College in 1986 and a graduate degree from the University of Iowa in 1987. Frantz is retired.
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“Provide stability for every family by protecting our local schools, and anchoring our communities with affordable care for every stage of life. Let's build an Iowa where a wage honors work and success doesn't require crushing debt, just hard work and a fair shot.”
(Candidate statement) “We rejuvenate Iowa's schools by returning them to the heart of our communities by securing the funding our public schools deserve. Investing in education protects the foundational strength of our towns and ensures the next generation of Iowans can do even better.”
(Candidate statement) “Investing in education protects the foundational strength of our towns and ensures the next generation of Iowans can do even better.”
(Candidate statement)K. Lynn Evans
K. Lynn Evans District 3 covers parts of Buena Vista, Cherokee, Clay, O'Brien, Osceola Counties. According to the Iowa General Assembly member profile, K. Lynn Evans lists Educator as occupation and resides in Cherokee County. In the 91st General Assembly, K. Lynn Evans serves on the Education (Chair), Ethics (Chair), Government Oversight (Vice Chair) committees.
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“I was the first Republican senator to take the floor and demand a vote on eminent domain reform. I signed the 12-senator pledge to block the budget until property rights were protected. I voted yes on HF 639 to put real limits on eminent domain for private pipelines. When the governor vetoed the bill, I stood firm. Your land is your land, and I will never stop fighting to protect it.”
(Candidate statement) “I signed the 12-senator pledge to block the budget until property rights were protected.”
(Candidate statement) “I voted yes on HF 639 to put real limits on eminent domain for private pipelines.”
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