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Hanson Officially Takes District 90 Seat

With the school where he spent 43 years teaching responsibility and respect to students, State Representative Curt Hanson of Fairfield took the oath of office on Monday to serve the people of District 90 in the Iowa House of Representatives.

“It’s a great honor to serve as State Representative in District 90. I look forward to meeting more people in Jefferson, Wapello, and Van Buren Counties to listen to their ideas and be ready for the 2010 legislative session. I know we share many of the same priorities — good-paying jobs through key industries like renewable energy, affordable health care for Iowans and a balanced state budget,” said Hanson. (more…)

Welcome Representative-Elect Curt Hanson (HD 90)

curthansonUnofficial results from the Special Election in House District 90 (Jefferson/Van Buren/Wapello Counties) have been posted by the Iowa Secretary of State.  Initial results show Curt Hanson prevailing with a vote total of 3932 votes to Stephen Burgmeier’s 3825 votes.  You can contact Curt using the form below, or by visiting his website.

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Hanson Nominated for District 90 Special

curt-hansonDemocrats in House District 90 selected Curt Hanson of Fairfield on Wednesday as their candidate for the special election on September 1st.  Rep. John Whitaker resigned last week to become Iowa Director of the Farm Service Agency.

Born and raised on an Iowa family farm, Hanson has been living and teaching in Fairfield for over 43 years. He attended the University of Northern Iowa and received his masters from the University of Iowa.  He and his wife, Diane, have two grown children. They are members of First United Methodist Church and Curt is also a member of the Fairfield Kiwanis Club.

“My parents taught me the importance of hard work, helping neighbors, and service to community.  Those Iowa values will guide my work as the next State Representative for District 90,” said Hanson.  “My priorities are simple: balance the state budget, create good-paying jobs in key industries like renewable energy, make health care more affordable for middle class families, and ensure our kids have the education and skills they need to get a job in these tough economic times.” (more…)

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