Iowa State House, 2005-06

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The Iowa State House has 100 members, who serve two year terms. During 2005-06, its partisan breakdown was 51R / 49D. The average age was 54, and 25% were women.

District 1: Wesley Whitead (D - Woodbury County)
District 2: Roger F. Wendt (D - Woodbury County)
District 3: Chuck Soderberg (R - Plymouth County)
District 4: Dwayne Alons (R - Sioux County)
District 5: Royd Chambers (R - O'Brien County)
District 6: Mike May (R - Dickinson County)
District 7: Marcella Frevert (D - Palo Alto County)
District 8: Dolores Mertz (D - Kossuth County)
District 9: George Eichhorn (R - Hamilton County)
District 10: James M. Kurtenbach (R - Story County)
District 11: Henry Rayhons (R - Hancock County)
District 12: Linda Upmeyer (R - Hancock County)
District 13: Bill Schickel (R - Cerro Gordo County)
District 14: Mark Kuhn (D - Floyd County)
District 15: Brian Quirk (D - Chickasaw County)
District 16: Chuck Gipp (R - Winneshiek County) Majority Leader
District 17: Bill Dix (R - Butler County)
District 18: David Lalk (R - Fayette County)
District 19: Bob Kressig (D - Black Hawk County)
District 20: Willard Jenkins (R - Black Hawk County)
District 21: Don Shoultz (D - Black Hawk County)
District 22: Deborah Berry (D - Black Hawk County)
District 23: Dan Rasmussen (R - Buchanan County)
District 24: Roger Thomas (D - Clayton County)
District 25: Tom Schueller (D - Jackson County)
District 26: Polly Bukta (D - Clinton County)
District 27: Pam Jochum (D - Dubuque County)
District 28: Pat Murphy (D - Dubuque County) Minority Leader
District 29: Ro Foege (D - Linn County)
District 30: David Jacoby (D - Johnson County)
District 31: Ray Zirkelbach (D - Jones County)
District 32: Steven Lukan (R - Dubuque County)
District 33: Dick Taylor (D - Linn County)
District 34: Todd Taylor (D - Linn County)
District 35: Kraig Paulsen (R - Linn County)
District 36: Swati Dandekar (D - Linn County)
District 37: Jeff Elgin (R - Linn County)
District 38: Rob Hogg (D - Linn County)
District 39: Dawn Pettengill (D - Benton County)
District 40: Lance Horbach (R - Tama County)
District 41: Paul Bell (D - Jasper County)
District 42: Geri Huser (D - Polk County)
District 43: Mark Smith (D - Marshall County)
District 44: Polly Granzow (R - Hardin County)
District 45: Beth Wessel-Kroeschell (D - Story County)
District 46: Lisa Heddens (D - Story County)
District 47: Ralph Watts (R - Dallas County)
District 48: Donovan Olson (D - Boone County)
District 49: Helen Miller (D - Webster County)
District 50: Dave Tjepkes (R - Webster County)

District 51: Rod Roberts (R - Carroll County)
District 52: Mary Lou Freeman (R - Buena Vista County)
District 53: Dan Huseman (R - Cherokee County)
District 54: Christopher Rants (R - Woodbury County) Speaker
District 55: Clarence Hoffman (R - Crawford County)
District 56: Paul Wilderdyke (R - Harrison County)
District 57: Jack Drake (R - Pottawattamie County)
District 58: Clel Baudler (R - Adair County)
District 59: O. Gene Maddox (R - Polk County)
District 60: Libby Jacobs (R - Polk County)
District 61: Jo Oldson (D - Polk County)
District 62: Bruce Hunter (D - Polk County)
District 63: J. Scott Raecker (R - Polk County)
District 64: Janet Petersen (D - Polk County)
District 65: Wayne Ford (D - Polk County)
District 66: Ed Fallon (D - Polk County)
District 67: Kevin McCarthy (D - Polk County)
District 68: Rick Olson (D - Polk County)
District 69: Walt Tomenga (R - Polk County)
District 70: Carmine Boal (R - Polk County)
District 71: Jim Van Engelenhoven (R - Marion County)
District 72: Rich Arnold (R - Lucas County)
District 73: Jodi Tymeson (R - Madison County)
District 74: Mark Davitt (D - Warren County)
District 75: Danny Carroll (R - Poweshiek County)
District 76: Betty De Boef (R - Keokuk County)
District 77: Mary Mascher (D - Johnson County)
District 78: Vicki Lensing (D - Johnson County)
District 79: Jeff Kaufmann (R - Cedar County)
District 80: Nathan Reichert (D - Muscatine County)
District 81: Jamie Van Fossen (R - Scott County)
District 82: Joe Hutter (R - Scott County)
District 83: Steven Olson (R - Clinton County)
District 84: Jim Van Fossen (R - Scott County)
District 85: Jim Lykam (D - Scott County)
District 86: Cindy Winckler (D - Scott County)
District 87: Tom Sands (R - Louisa County)
District 88: Dennis Cohoon (D - Des Moines County)
District 89: Sandy Greiner (R - Washington County)
District 90: John Whitaker (D - Van Buren County)
District 91: Dave Heaton (R - Henry County)
District 92: Philip L. Wise (D - Lee County)
District 93: Mary Gaskill (D - Wapello County)
District 94: Kurt Swaim (D - Davis County)
District 95: Mike Reasoner (D - Union County)
District 96: Cecil Dolecheck (R - Ringgold County)
District 97: Rich Anderson (R - Page County)
District 98: Gerald Jones (R - Mills County)
District 99: Doug Struyk (R - Pottawattamie County)
District 100: Paul Shomshor (D - Pottawattamie County)

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Iowa State House, 2005-06

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