Posts Tagged ‘Sorenson’

WINNERS OF IOWA REPUBLICAN IDOL CONTEST ANNOUNCED WINNING CAMPAIGNS TO RECEIVE $5,000 CONTRIBUTION FROM FOR AMERICA ’S REPUBLICAN MAJORITY Ames, IA – Congressman Tom Latham, Honorary Chairman of For America’s Republican Majority, announced on Thursday the winners Thursday of the For America’s Republican Majority’s Iowa FARM Team project’s unique online contest – Iowa Republican Idol. The ... Full story

TheIowaRepublican.com was sent a couple of pictures from a parade in Senate District 37 this weekend. Senate District 37 is currently represented by Sen. Staci Appel, she is being challenged by Kent Sorenson. The following pictures tell the story of the parade. ... Full story

When you are the minority party in a legislative chamber, raising money can be difficult and, at times, can seem almost impossible. Successful campaigns require money to be able to operate. It’s not everything you need, but financial resources are necessary in politics today. Regardless of the quality of candidates the Senate Republicans are ... Full story

Dear Iowans who care about the future, Happy New Year! My name is Kent Sorenson, and I represent District 74 in the Iowa Statehouse. This year I am running for State Senate in District 37, hoping to replace one of the biggest spending, most radical liberals in Iowa government. My opponent is a freshmen incumbent that ... Full story

The month of November has been incredibly busy. With countless big news stories and major events taking place all over the state, it has been difficult to cover everything that has gone on. There have been a number of stories that need to be written. Some of these issues and events may still ... Full story

State Representative Kent Sorenson has decided to give up the seat he won in the Iowa House of Representatives last year and will instead look to knock off another Democrat incumbent, Staci Appel. Sorenson’s decision to run for the Senate seat 37 sets up an intriguing matchup which is likely to garner state-wide attention. In ... Full story

The media has paid a lot of attention to the so-called rebranding effort of the Republican Party. The re-branding effort began immediately following the 2008 elections. Nine months have now passed and those who wanted to “rebrand” the Republican Party have absolutely nothing to show for their efforts. The reason the Republican re-branding ... Full story