Clarinda Herold-Journal
By John Van Nostrand
With years of exposure and work in state government, Cindy Axne is using that experience as part of her push to be elected to the Third Congressional seat of Iowa.
Des Moines Register
Written by Cindy Axne, Iowa View Contributor
It’s 3 a.m. and I’m staring at the ceiling in a cold sweat. My mind is consumed with worry and fear. Instead of sleeping, I’m trying to figure out how my husband and I will afford health insurance for our family next year.
DAME Magazine
Written by Brittany Shoot
Cindy Axne is a fifth-generation Iowan running as a Democrat for Congress in Iowa’s 3rd District, hoping to beat incumbent Republican representative David Young.
Democrat Cindy Axne, who is running for U.S. Congress in the 3rd District, talks to Dave Price about the upcoming election, political parties, President Trump, and more.
While raising her two young sons in West Des Moines, Cindy Axne found a problem: the school district claimed there was only enough space for half of local children to attend full-day kindergarten.
Axne has announced her candidacy for Iowa’s 3rd Congressional District’s Democratic nomination. She seeks the seat currently held by Republican incumbent David Young, who was reelected last November.
A West Des Moines woman who worked in state government for almost 10 years before focusing on running a small business with her husband is looking to unseat U.S. Rep. David Young.
Cynthia Axne announced Friday she will seek to unseat two-term incumbent Rep. David Young in Iowa’s 3rd Congressional District. Axne served ten years in state government, owns a consulting firm and runs a web design company with her husband in West Des Moines.
Cynthia Axne will seek to unseat incumbent Representative David Young in Iowa’s 3rd congressional district