Representative Brooke Boden describes her campaign as “energized” and “ready” for Election Day on November 5th. The incumbent Republican is looking to retain her seat in the Iowa House, representing District 21. The race gives Warren County voters an opportunity to shape the makeup of the Iowa House of Representatives
Control of the Iowa House is important to the continued prosperity of the state of Iowa. Boden said, “Iowa is fiscally strong and we are doing well because Republicans hold the majority in the House and the Senate and we must retain that position for the future stability of our state.”
That fight for the future stability of our state begins in District 21. Boden faces liberal challenger Spencer Waugh, who teaches at Simpson College. Brooke Boden warns that liberal policies cannot be allowed to infiltrate the Iowa House, stating, “We have seen what having Democrats in control at the federal level has done to our economy and country. Americans can’t afford four more years of Democratic leaders.”
The state government provides a key check against the ups and downs of the federal government. Conservative leadership in the House will ensure that Iowa can continue to move forward regardless of what happens in Washington. Boden plans to play a key role in the next legislative session.
Representative Boden says that she is “ready to get back to the legislature and continue to work hard for our community and state.” She plans to ease the stress of inflation on Iowans by cutting taxes. Additionally, she will prioritize public safety, saying, “I will make sure to properly fund public safety protecting Iowa from illegal immigration, human trafficking, and drug trafficking.”
The race to represent the people in District 21 provides the people of Warren County with a clear choice for the direction they want the state to go. The voters in this community have an opportunity to send a decisive statement about our priorities and values. Brooke Boden’s race for reelection can play a key part in that.
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