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Senators AGENCY SD-3 Sen. Bill Anderson Community Action Agency of Siouxland SD-7 Sen. Rick Bertrand Community Action Agency of Siouxland SD-9 Sen Senators AGENCY SD-3 Sen. Bill Anderson Community Action Agency of Siouxland SD-7 Sen. Rick Bertrand Community Action Agency of Siouxland SD-9 Sen. Jason Schultz Community Action Agency of Siouxland SD-37 Sen. Bob Dvorsky Community Action of Eastern Iowa SD-44 Sen. Tom Courtney Community Action of Eastern Iowa SD-45 Sen.Joe Seng Community Action of Eastern Iowa SD-46 Sen. Chris Brase Community Action of Eastern Iowa SD-47 Sen. Roby Smith Community Action of Eastern Iowa SD-49 Sen. Rita Hart Community Action of Eastern Iowa SD-42 Sen. Rich Taylor Community Action of Southeast Iowa SD-44 Sen. Tom Courtney Community Action of Southeast Iowa SD-29 Sen. Todd Bowman Hawkeye Area Community Action Program (HACAP) SD-33 Sen. Rob Hogg Hawkeye Area Community Action Program (HACAP) SD-34 Sen. Liz Mathis Hawkeye Area Community Action Program (HACAP) SD-35 Sen. Wally Horn Hawkeye Area Community Action Program (HACAP) SD-37 Sen. Bob Dvorsky Hawkeye Area Community Action Program (HACAP) SD-38 Sen.Tim Kapucian Hawkeye Area Community Action Program (HACAP) SD-39 Sen. Kevin Kinney Hawkeye Area Community Action Program (HACAP) SD-42 Sen. Rich Taylor Hawkeye Area Community Action Program (HACAP) SD-43 Sen. Joe Bolkcom Hawkeye Area Community Action Program (HACAP) SD-48 Sen. Dan Zumbach Hawkeye Area Community Action Program (HACAP) SD-13 Sen. Julian Garrett IMPACT Community Action Partnership SD-14 Sen.Amy Sinclair IMPACT Community Action Partnership SD-15 Sen. Chaz Allen IMPACT Community Action Partnership SD-16 Sen. Dick Dearden IMPACT Community Action Partnership SD-17 Sen. Tony Bisignano IMPACT Community Action Partnership SD-18 Sen. Janet Petersen IMPACT Community Action Partnership SD-19 Sen. Jack Whitver IMPACT Community Action Partnership SD-20 Sen. Brad Zaun IMPACT Community Action Partnership SD-21 Sen. Matt McCoy IMPACT Community Action Partnership SD-22 Sen. Charles Schneider IMPACT Community Action Partnership SD-24 Sen. Jerry Behn IMPACT Community Action Partnership SD-10 Sen. Jake Chapman MATURA Action SD-11 Sen. Tom Shipley MATURA Action SD-12 Sen. Mark Costello MATURA Action SD-13 Sen. Julian Garrett MATURA Action SD-23 Sen. Herman Quirmbach Mid-Iowa Community Action (MICA) SD-24 Sen. Jerry Behn Mid-Iowa Community Action (MICA) SD-25 Sen. Bill Dix Mid-Iowa Community Action (MICA) SD-36 Sen. Steve Sodders Mid-Iowa Community Action (MICA) SD-38 Sen.Tim Kapucian Mid-Iowa Community Action (MICA) SD-1 Sen. Dave Johnson Mid-Sioux Opportunity SD-2 Sen. Randy Feenstra Mid-Sioux Opportunity SD-3 Sen. Bill Anderson Mid-Sioux Opportunity SD-9 Sen. Jason Schultz Mid-Sioux Opportunity SD-10 Sen. Jake Chapman New Opportunities SD-22 Sen. Charles Schneider New Opportunities SD-24 Sen. Jerry Behn New Opportunities SD-5 Sen. Tim Kraayenbrink New Opportunities SD-6 Sen. Mark Segebart New Opportunities SD-25 Sen. Bill Dix North Iowa Communit Action Corporation SD-26 Sen. Mary Jo Wilhelm North Iowa Community Action Organization SD-27 Sen. Amanda Ragan North Iowa Community Action Organization SD-4 Sen. Dennis Guth North Iowa Community Action Organization SD-26 Sen. Mary Jo Wilhelm Northeast Iowa Community Action Corporation SD-28 Sen. Michael Breitbach Northeast Iowa Community Action Corporation SD-32 Sen. Brian Schoenjahn Northeast Iowa Community Action Corporation SD-25 Sen. Bill Dix Operation Threshold SD-30 Sen. Jeff Danielson Operation Threshold SD-31 Sen. Bill Dotzler Operation Threshold SD-32 Sen. Brian Schoenjahn Operation Threshold SD-36 Sen. Steve Sodders Operation Threshold SD-48 Sen. Dan Zumbach Operation Threshold SD-29 Sen. Todd Bowman Operation: New View Community Action SD-48 Sen. Dan Zumbach Operation: New View Community Action SD-50 Sen. Pam Jochum Operation: New View Community Action SD-14 Sen. Amy Sinclair South Central Iowa Community Action Program (SCICAP) SD-40 Sen. Ken Rozenboom South Central Iowa Community Action Program (SCICAP) SD-39 Sen. Kevin Kinney Sieda Community Action SD-40 Sen. Ken Rozenboom Sieda Community Action SD-41 Sen. Mark Chelgren Sieda Community Action SD-42 Sen. Rich Taylor Sieda Community Action SD-1 Sen. Dave Johnson Upper Des Moines Opportunity SD-2 Sen. Randy Feenstra Upper Des Moines Opportunity SD-24 Sen. Jerry Behn Upper Des Moines Opportunity SD-4 Sen. Dennis Guth Upper Des Moines Opportunity SD-5 Sen. Tim Kraayenbrink Upper Des Moines Opportunity SD-6 Sen. Mark Segebart Upper Des Moines Opportunity SD-10 Sen. Jake Chapman West Central Community Action SD-11 Sen. Tom Shipley West Central Community Action SD-12 Sen. Mark Costello West Central Community Action SD-6 Sen. Mark Segebart West Central Community Action SD-8 Sen. Mike Gronstal West Central Community Action SD-9 Sen. Jason Schultz West Central Community Action SD stands for “Senate District”.
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