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Every Child Matters in Iowa

Iowa Caucus Campaign A Big Success!

The long road to the caucus is over. The candidates have moved on to other states. We Iowans can be proud of our success in raising awareness of children's issues as the 2008 presidential election began.

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Governor
Chet Culver
(Next Election - 2010)
2007 State of the State Address

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Patty Judge

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Tom Miller

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State Legislature
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Congressional Delegation
U.S. Senate
Tom Harkin (2008)
Charles Grassley (2010)

U.S. House of Representatives
District #1 - Bruce Braley
District #2 - David Loebsack
District #3 - Leonard Boswell
District #4 - Tom Latham
District #5 - Steve King

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Tom LaPointe, Director
1111 9th Street, Suite 235
Des Moines, Iowa 50314
(515) 280-5385

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Iowa
Likely Caucusgoers
June 2007

Results
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Statistics on Children
  • There are 670,801 children under 18 in Iowa.
  • Children Living in Poverty (2006) - 95,696
  • Children Not Covered by Health Insurance at Any Time in 2006 - 44,000
  • Children’s Health Care Covered by Government Assistance (2006) - 210,000
  • Children Reported Abused (2005) - 24,536
  • 2 Year Olds Not Immunized (2006) - 6,285 (16.5%)
  • Child Abuse Deaths (2000-2005) - 76
  • 3-4 Year Olds Not Enrolled in a nursery school, pre-school, or pre-kindergarten education program (2006) - 45,091 (55.6%)
  • % of 4th Graders Scoring below Basic Reading Levels (2007) - 26
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