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Governor Reynolds to Headline An Evening on the Farm with Kara Warme
Today, Thursday, May 2 2024, Republican Kara Warme announced that Governor Kim Reynolds will be the special guest for a Warme for Iowa fundraiser on Friday, May 17 in support of her Iowa Senate campaign.
The event is being hosted by LongView Farms and the Henry Family. The event will begin at 5:30pm with remarks from Governor Reynolds and Kara Warme. LongView Farms is located at 20965 650th Avenue in Nevada.
“I’m honored to have Governor Reynolds' support for this event. Her leadership has positioned Iowa for decades of prosperity. She has delivered historic tax cuts for Iowa families, protected life, supported family farmers and stood tall for our young women and their right to compete only against women in sports. As your next Iowa Senator, I will build upon these conservative victories and ensure Iowa is the best place to raise a family for generations to come,” said Warme.
Tickets can be purchased here:
https://secure.winred.com/warmeforiowa/longview
Kara and her husband, Bryan, have been married for 19 years and have two daughters. They live in rural Story County and are the fifth generation in their family to own Iowa farmland. She is a member of the Iowa Rural Development Council and the Izaak Walton League. She wants to be a strong voice for Iowa’s agriculture and small businesses.
Warme also has two decades of experience in telecommunications and marketing leadership with an engineering degree from Stanford University and an MBA from the University of Iowa. A strong fiscal conservative, Warme says she will prioritize protecting Iowa’s taxpayers and ensuring the state maintains a responsible, balanced budget.
Former Navy pilot recounts combat over North Vietnam in 1972 during program at IVH
Dozens of notable active duty military members and veterans have been to the Iowa Veterans Home Malloy Leisure Resource Center, but Navy Commander Curt Dose will stand out in the memories of approximately 75 attendees who heard and watched a dramatic presentation Friday.
Warme emphasized her conservative beliefs and experience in brief remarks following her father’s program.
“I will work for continued tax relief for Iowans, as I believe it has helped the economy,” she said. “I also want to improve education … we have slipped over the years in that area.”
In campaign promotional material she handed out to residents before the program, the candidate and mother of two daughters said she is committed to “always value life,” “defend the Second Amendment,” “protect girls’ sports” and “serve, listen and lead.”
“Growing up in a military family, I know the value of sacrifice and duty to country,” she told the veterans.
“Please vote for Kara,” said Dose, as he hugged his daughter at the conclusion of the event
MIKE DONAHEY - Times Republican
Republican Kara Warme Files Nomination Petitions with Secretary of State
(Ames, IA) - Today, Monday, February 26th, Republican Kara Warme submitted over 400 signatures from voters across Iowa Senate District 26 with the Iowa Secretary of State as she turned in her nomination petitions.
“I’ve been honored by the outpouring of support from Marshall and Story counties as I’ve campaigned across the district. I’m ready to serve, ready to listen and ready to lead. I will work tirelessly to protect the conservative victories we have made and improve the lives and opportunities of the residents of our district,” said Warme.
Kara and her husband, Bryan, have been married for 19 years and have two daughters. They live in rural Story County and are the fifth generation in their family to own Iowa farmland. She is a member of the Iowa Rural Development Council and the Izaak Walton League. She wants to be a strong voice for Iowa’s agriculture and small businesses.
Warme concluded, “If I’m fortunate enough to serve the people of District 26, my commitment to the voters is to protect the family budget, always value life, defend the 2nd Amendment and protect girls’ sports. I’m dedicated to making Iowa the best place to raise a family for generations to come.”
Warme also has two decades of experience in telecommunications and marketing leadership with an engineering degree from Stanford University and an MBA from the University of Iowa. A strong fiscal conservative, Warme says she will prioritize protecting Iowa’s taxpayers and ensuring the state maintains a responsible, balanced budget.
Family-focused Businesswoman Kara Warme Launches Campaign For Iowa Senate
(Ames, IA) - Today, Republican Kara Warme announced her candidacy for Iowa Senate District 26. The district is currently represented by Iowa Senator Jeff Edler, who is retiring from the legislature. An experienced businesswoman and local community leader, Warme wants to continue Senator Edler’s legacy of conservative results and responsive leadership.
“I want to thank Senator Edler for his dedicated service to our district and the state of Iowa,” Warme said. “Almost 20 years ago my husband and I chose to settle in Iowa because it’s a great place to raise a family. I’m running for the Iowa Senate because I want that to continue to be true for future generations.”
A mother of two, Chief Development Officer for YSS, American Heritage Girls troop leader, and a substitute teacher, Warme is focused on strengthening education in Iowa.
“As a parent and a school-based mentor, I know Iowa has great schools and the potential to get back to first in the nation,” explained Warme. “Education is best when we can recruit and retain fantastic teachers and parents are involved in decisions for their kids.”
Kara and her husband, Bryan, have been married for 19 years and have two daughters. They live in rural Story County and are the fifth generation in their family to own Iowa farmland. She is a member of the Iowa Rural Development Council and the Izaak Walton League. She wants to be a strong voice for Iowa’s agriculture and small businesses.
“Our farming families and local employers are the lifeblood of Iowa’s economy,” Warme continued. “I am committed to hearing and supporting the hard-working growers and producers across our entire district so they can do what they do best: feed our families, fuel our economy, and create great-paying jobs.”
Warme also has two decades of experience in telecommunications and marketing leadership with an engineering degree from Stanford University and an MBA from the University of Iowa. A strong fiscal conservative, Warme says she will prioritize protecting Iowa’s taxpayers and ensuring the state maintains a responsible, balanced budget.
“Everyone is feeling the pain of inflation,” Warme concluded. “I will focus on continued tax cuts, economic development, and career opportunities to drive prosperity for more Iowans.”
