Iowa State Senate, 2005-06

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The Iowa State Senate has 50 members, who serve four year terms. Half of the members stand for election every two years.

During 2005-06 it was evenly divided with 25 Republicans and 25 Democrats. The average age was 56, and 10% were women.

District 1: Steve Warnstadt (D - Sioux City)
District 2: Dave Mulder (R - Sioux Center)
District 3: David Johnson (R - Ocheydan)
District 4: Jack Kibbie (D - Emmetsburg) Co-President
District 5: Stewart Iverson (R - Dows)
District 6: E. Thurman Gaskill (R - Corwith)
District 7: Amanda Ragan (D - Mason City)
District 8: Mark Zieman (R - Postville)
District 9: Bob Brunkhorst (R - Waverly)
District 10: Jeff Danielson (D - Waterloo)
District 11: Bill Dotzler (D - Waterloo)
District 12: Brian Schoenjahn (D - Arlington)
District 13: Roger Stewart (D - Preston)
District 14: Mike Connolly (D - Dubuque)
District 15: Robert Dvorsky (D - Coralville)
District 16: Tom Hancock (D - Epworth)
District 17: Wally Horn (D - Cedar Rapids)
District 18: Mary Lundby (R - Marion) Co-Leader
District 19: Chuck Larson Jr (R - Cedar Rapids)
District 20: John Putney (R - Gladbrook)
District 21: Dennis Black (D - Grinnell)
District 22: Larry McKibben (R - Marshalltown)
District 23: Herman Quirmbach (D - Ames)
District 24: Jerry Behn (R - Boone)
District 25: Daryl Beall (D - Fort Dodge)

District 26: Steve Kettering (R - Lake View)
District 27: Ron Wieck (R - Sioux City)
District 28: James Seymour (R - Woodbine)
District 29: Nancy Boettger (R - Harlan)
District 30: Pat Ward (R - West Des Moines)
District 31: Matt McCoy (D - Des Moines)
District 32: Brad Zaun (R - Urbandale)
District 33: Jack Hatch (D - Des Moines)
District 34: Dick Dearden (D - Des Moines)
District 35: Jeff Lamberti (R - Ankeny) Co-President
District 36: Paul McKinley (R - Chariton)
District 37: Doug Shull (R - Indianola)
District 38: Tom Rielly (D - Oskaloosa)
District 39: Joe Bolkcom (D - Iowa City)
District 40: James Hahn (R - Muscatine)
District 41: Maggie Tinsman (R - Davenport)
District 42: Frank Wood (D - Eldridge)
District 43: Dr. Joe Seng (D - Davenport)
District 44: Thomas Courtney (D - Burlington)
District 45: David Miller (R - Fairfield)
District 46: Gene Fraise (D - Fort Madison)
District 47: Keith Kreiman (D - Bloomfield)
District 48: Jeff Angelo (R - Creston)
District 49: Hubert Houser (R - Carson)
District 50: Mike Gronstal (D - Council Bluffs) Co-Leader

Events

In an unprecedented move, Mary Lundby replaced Stewart Iverson as the Republican Leader while the 2006 term was in session.

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Iowa State Senate, 2005-06

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