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Rick Mullin
From Ballotpedia
Rick Mullin was a Democratic candidate for District 1 of the Iowa State Senate. The primary election was on June 8, 2010, and the general election was on November 2.[1]
Campaign themes
2010
On his campaign page, Rick Mullin outlined his four main concerns:[2]
- Jobs - more jobs for hardworking families, higher paying jobs from new industries, and retraining workers for new job opportunities in renewable energy.
- Taxes - "Our economy's recent decline is the perfect time to take a hard look at every tax and every incentive that Iowa uses."
- Roads - "...we can't get Highway 20 four-laned to Sioux City. We lag behind the rest of the state, and that's got to change."
- Education - " Sioux City students need the same first-class education as the students in West Des Moines and Sergeant Bluff, but we don’t have the same tax base as those communities. It’s time to insure that EVERY student in Iowa has the same opportunities, no matter their local tax base."
Elections
2010
- See also: Iowa State Senate elections, 2010
Mullin lost to Republican candidate Rick Bertrand by a margin of 7,581 to 7,359 in the November 2 general election.[3] Democratic incumbent Steve Warnstadt did not run for re-election.
In the June 8 primary election, Mullin was unopposed.[4]
| Iowa State Senate, District 1 - Democratic Primary (2010) | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Candidates | Votes | Percent | ||
 Rick Mullin
|
831 | 100% | ||
External links
- Results for the November 2, 2010 general election, Iowa
- Results for the June 8, 2010 primary in Iowa
- Biography from Project Vote Smart
- Rick Mullin on Facebook
- Rick Mullin on Twitter
- Rick Mullin's profile on ActBlue
Footnotes
Current members of the Iowa State Senate
Leadership
Senate President:Amy Sinclair
Minority Leader:Janice Weiner
Senators
District 1
Catelin Drey (D)
District 2
Jeff Taylor (R)
District 3
Lynn Evans (R)
District 4
Tim Kraayenbrink (R)
District 5
Dave Rowley (R)
District 6
Jason Schultz (R)
District 7
Kevin Alons (R)
District 8
Mark Costello (R)
District 9
Tom Shipley (R)
District 10
Dan Dawson (R)
District 11
Julian Garrett (R)
District 12
Amy Sinclair (R)
District 13
District 14
District 15
Tony Bisignano (D)
District 16
Claire Celsi (D)
District 17
Izaah Knox (D)
District 18
Janet Petersen (D)
District 19
Ken Rozenboom (R)
District 20
Mike Pike (R)
District 21
Mike Bousselot (R)
District 22
Matt Blake (D)
District 23
Jack Whitver (R)
District 24
Jesse Green (R)
District 25
Herman Quirmbach (D)
District 26
Kara Warme (R)
District 27
Annette Sweeney (R)
District 28
Dennis Guth (R)
District 29
Sandy Salmon (R)
District 30
Doug Campbell (R)
District 31
William Dotzler (D)
District 32
Michael Klimesh (R)
District 33
Carrie Koelker (R)
District 34
Dan Zumbach (R)
District 35
Mike Zimmer (D)
District 36
Thomas Townsend (D)
District 37
Molly Donahue (D)
District 38
Dave Sires (R)
District 39
Liz Bennett (D)
District 40
Art Staed (D)
District 41
Kerry Gruenhagen (R)
District 42
District 43
Zach Wahls (D)
District 44
Adrian Dickey (R)
District 45
Janice Weiner (D)
District 46
Dawn Driscoll (R)
District 47
Scott Webster (R)
District 48
Mark Lofgren (R)
District 49
Cindy Winckler (D)
District 50
Jeffrey Reichman (R)
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Democratic Party (17)
