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Larry Disney is the Republican candidate for Iowa House District 67, which covers Pleasant Hill and much of the East and Southeast side of Des Moines.

 

Larry Disney is a solid, pro-life conservative.  As a former legislator, he fought to promote human life and traditional Iowa values in the Iowa House and is ready to go to bat for Iowans again.  Larry and his wife Debra grew up in Iowa and have lived in the district since he left active Naval Service in 1987.

Doug Smith is the Republican Candidate for Iowa House District 95, which covers Clarke, Decatur and part of Union County, including Osceola and Creston.

 

Doug and his wife of 12 years, Amber, live in Osceloa and have seven beautiful children with their eighth due in October.  Even though Doug is a dedicated husband first and father second he maintains that if it were not for his fervent faith in Jesus Christ, his Lord and Savior, keeping these priorities in line would be a nearly insurmountable task.

Mark Brandenburg is the Republican candidate for Iowa Senate District 50, which covers Council Bluffs and Pottawattamie County. 

Mark Brandenburg is a lifelong resident of Council Bluffs. He attended Rue Elementary, Woodrow Wilson Jr. High and Thomas Jefferson High School. He graduated with an Associate of Arts Degree from Iowa Western Community College and a Bachelor of Science Degree from Bellevue University.

Chris Hagenow is the Republican candidate for Iowa House District 59, which covers Clive, Windsor Heights and part of West Des Moines.

Chris Hagenow, 35, was raised in Cedar Falls, and is a fifth-generation Iowan. Chris' parents Dennis and Rosalee still live in Cedar Falls while Chris' sister, Susan works in molecular biology research at the University of Minnesota.

 

Chris and his wife Amanda were married in 2005, and recently 

Erik Helland is the Republican candidate for Iowa House, Distict 69, which covers Johnston, Grimes, Saylorville and Elkhart.

Erik Helland is a conservative leader who is running to more accurately reflect our traditional Republican values in the Iowa State House.  Erik has spent his life in the 69th District as the seventh-generation Helland to live in this district and work on the family farm.  Erik and Sandi Helland live in Grimes with Erik's step-daughter Wynter.

Iowa Right to Life Committee’s efforts to be the voice, hands and feet of defenseless human beings takes three primary forms: education, legislation and political action. There are countless ways to embrace society with the truth of