IOWA - 1st CD | 12 Counties in Eastern Iowa | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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State Senators
14 - Mike Connolly of Dubuque, Assistant Minority Leader 11 - Bill Dotzler of Waterloo 43 - Joe Seng of Davenport 13 - Roger Stewart of Preston |
State Representatives
22 - Deborah Berry of Waterloo 26 - Paula Bukta of Clinton, Assistant Minority Leader 36 - Swati Dandekar of Marion 27 - Pam Jochum of Dubuque 85 - Jim Lykam of Davenport 28 - Pat Murphy of Dubuque 25 - Robert Osterhaus of Maquoketa 21 - Don Shoultz of Waterloo 24 - Roger Thomas of Elkader 86 - Cindy Winckler of Davenport |
Democratic Party
County Chairs
Black
Hawk - Maggie Stewart of Waterloo (likely to change by March 2003)
Bremer - Margaret "Peg"
Dunbar of Waverly
Buchanan - Ralph Kremer
of Aurora
Butler - Carolyn Larson
of Parkersburg; also active is Mary Averill of Cedar Falls
Clinton - Jean Pardee of
Clinton
Delaware - Mike McMahon
of Manchester
Dubuque
- Pat Lynch of Dubuque (likely to change by March 2003)
Fayette - Dee Brandt of
Oelwein
Jackson - David Kunzweiler
of Bellevue
Jones - Arlie Willems of
Anamosa
Scott
- Susan Pamperin of Davenport
State Central Committee Members
Jean Pardee of Clinton
Susan Pamperin of Davenport
Dee Brandt of Oelwein
Jerry Lynch of Dubuque
Richard Machacek of Winthrop
Bob Krause of Waterloo
First District Committee
Jean Pardee of Clinton is
District Chair. The First District Committee consists of 56 people,
50 elected in the 12 counties and the 6 state central committee members.
The number from each county varies--Black Hawk has 9 and a state central
committee member, Scott 5 and a state central committee member, the smallest
counties have 3. Included in the 50 are the county chairs or, in
some cases, their designees.
Media
Quad-City
Times (Davenport)
KWQC-6 (NBC-Davenport) WOC-AM 1420 (news/talk) River Cities' Reader (alternative weekly, Davenport) Waterloo-Cedar
Falls Courier
Telegraph Herald (Dubuque)
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Weeklies
Waverly Democrat, 319-352-3334 Independence Bulletin-Journal, 319-334-2557 Butler County Tribune Journal, 319-267-2731 The Clayton County Register, 319-245-1311 The Manchester Press, 319-927-2020 Fayette Leader, 319-425-4162 Maquoketa Sentinel-Press, 319-652-2441 Town Crier (Anamosa), 319-462-2744 Anamosa Journal-Eureka, 319-462-3511 and
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Copyright © 2003 Eric M. Appleman/Democracy in Action.