Iowa Starting Line
The Asian & Latino Coalition announced this week that they are officially endorsing Cindy Axne in the Democratic primary for the 3rd Congressional District. The decision follows a forum they held with the three Democrats last week.
Bleeding Heartland
Catching up on this week’s news from the third Congressional district, former candidate Austin Frerick is now supporting Cindy Axne, one of three remaining Democratic contenders.
Iowa Starting Line
It’s been a tumultuous week in the Democratic primary to take on Congressman David Young in Iowa’s 3rd District, but a poll conducted just before the chaos and shared with Starting Line showed Cindy Axne with a narrow lead in the race.
Des Moines Register
Written by Paige Godden
Cindy spent more than an hour answering questions from 30 people about how she’d do that at Margaret Vernon’s home March 12. Axne shared several ideas about how she’d revive some of Iowa’s rural areas.
Listen to Cindy’s latest interview with Indivisible Podcast.
Check out our full interview with KCCI Close-up!
Axne will meet Perry-area voters Tuesday, Feb. 27 at 5:30 p.m. at the Perry Public Library at 1101 Willis Ave.
by Cindy Axne
Yesterday’s tragic event marked the 18th school shooting we’ve seen this year. As a mom of two boys in junior high and high school, every time I hear of another shooting, it reminds me that my boys could be next, and that is a thought too hard to bear. One that no parent should have to endure. It’s time that our Representatives in Washington take action to protect our children.
Iowa Starting Line
The Iowa Democratic Party has released additional information and numbers from the Iowa Caucus held on February 5. While the vast majority of precincts did not break into preference groups for the governor’s race or congressional races, some did, and we now know how some of those turned out.
Des Moines Register
by Jason Noble
INDIANOLA, IA. — The policy prescriptions were largely similar at a forum here Tuesday night, but the presentations and personal stories varied widely among six Democrats vying for the party’s 3rd District congressional nomination.