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The League of Women Voters, a nonpartisan political organization for women and men which encourages the informed and active participation of citizens in government and influences public policy through education and advocacy.

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LWVIA Capitol Reports
 TitleOwnerCategoryLast UpdatedSize (Kb) 
Capitol Report February 2010 Selva Lehman 3/1/2010 387.29 Download
Capitol Report January 2010 Selva Lehman 2/2/2010 70.50 Download
March Legislative Alert Selva Lehman 3/6/2010 50.45 Download
Pre-Session Report Selva Lehman 12/11/2009 103.11 Download
      

 
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LWVIA on its 90th anniversary - Wednesday, February 03, 2010

LWVIA Resolution Introduced

A bipartisan group of Representatives introduced a resolution (HR 108) today honoring the LWVIA on its 90th anniversary for its  contributions to the state, to our system of government, and for its members' volunteerism.
Rep. Lisa Heddens of Ames and Rep. Renee Schulte of Cedar Rapids are the resolution's lead sponsors.
Another 31 legislators have also signed on.
       
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"Study without action is futile. Action without study is fatal."
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LWVIA LOBBYST FOR 2010 SESSION
Amy Campbell, Partner - Campbell|Patterson Consulting, LLP
Amy Campbell has more than 18 years experience in public policy and political processes, including seventeen years as a lobbyist and advocacy consultant, one year on the Democratic caucus staff of the Iowa House of Representatives, and three years as a political campaign consultant.  Amy graduated from Central College with a B.A. in Political Science and a minor in Psychology, where she spent a year in London and Wales.  She has lived and worked in Seattle, Washington, before settling back to her home state of Iowa. Campbell is active in the community and lives in Johnston, Iowa with her husband and three-year-old daughter Lily Rose.  You can contact Amy at
amy@ialobby.com
515.554.5838
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Craig Patterson, Partner - Campbell|Patterson Consulting, LLP
Craig Patterson has more than twelve years experience in public policy and political processes, including almost five years in Washington DC working first with Iowa Congressman Jim Nussle’s staff (Legislative Director & Legislative Assistant) and then as a lobbyist on the Federal level, before moving to Iowa and spending the last seven years as a lobbyist on Iowa state issues.  A native of Arizona, Craig graduated from the University of Arizona with a BA in Political Science, and a BA in Sociology with a topical specialization in Social Problems and Policy.   Craig and his wife Lynh and two daughters (Molly & Elayna) live in Grimes, where he currently serves on the Grimes City Council.
craig@ialobby.com
515.554.7920
 
      

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