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Want to know how the candidates for Iowa House and Senate responded to questions on the issues you care about?  Here are the questions and candidate responses to Iowa Right to Life's 2008 Candidate Survey.

In our 2008 Candidate Survey, we presented the candidates with some background info on each question.  Here is the full survey with the issue information and questions.

 

Where do the candidates for President of the United States stand on life?  Find out here!

Here in Iowa before each election, an extremist organization representing liberal leaning churches in Iowa sends out a letter to intimidate pastors in Iowa to keep them from speaking out about moral issues facing voters.

Johnson knows what the stakes are. As the President of Iowa News-Talk Radio, he left his daily talk show in order to help the GOP win this seat back. His two-hour show featured live interviews with newsmakers and opinion-shapers from across the nation, as Johnson discussed political, economic, and cultural trends affecting American life.

“Sure I miss it,” Johnson says. “But our state is in a crisis

Emma is more than just a small business owner in Mount Vernon.  She has a remarkable story of survival and courage.

But first - a little background.  Emma is president and CEO of Music 2 Link US Productions, Inc., a company engaged in talent management, production and bookings of musical shows and concerts. Emma has a B.S. in Management from Colegio de San Agustin in the Philippines.

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