Mary Ungs-Sogaard
Mary Ungs-Sogaard District 33 covers parts of Dubuque, Jackson, Jones Counties. Mary Ungs-Sogaard earned a high school diploma from Leo High School. She earned a bachelor's degree from the University of Iowa in 1980. Her career experience includes working in journalism.
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“Our land and water need serious attention. Protecting Iowa's natural resources is essential to our health, economy and future. We can do better and leave a stronger Iowa for the next generation.”
(Candidate statement) “Protecting Iowa's natural resources is essential to our health, economy and future.”
(Candidate statement) “Can we afford to stay here? Can we get care when we need it? Will our children be able to build a future in Iowa? Is our water safe? Are leaders in Des Moines focused on real problems, or are they focused on political fights? Mary believes Iowa needs leaders who will listen first, tell the truth, and work with anyone serious about solving problems.”
(Candidate statement)Carrie Koelker
Carrie Koelker District 33 covers parts of Dubuque, Jackson, Jones Counties. According to the Iowa General Assembly member profile, Carrie Koelker lists Exec. Dir.-Tourism & Economic Development as occupation and resides in Dubuque County. In the 91st General Assembly, Carrie Koelker serves on the Appropriations, Commerce (Vice Chair), Rules and Administration committees.
“They would advertise it. In the world we are in today, with the bed bug situation that is happening in Vegas and happening everywhere, it doesn't take much to get that news story that says, 'Des Moines hotel infested with bed bugs.' And it could be a downtown hotel, and I worry about that because we spend a lot of money promoting this community.”
(Candidate statement) “Iowa's sitting back, being missed on this, so we need eyes on Iowa, so we're hoping that Iowa can play in the game.”
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