Senator Dan Zumbach Announces Reelection Bid
Republican Senator Dan Zumbach has officially declared his candidacy for reelection in Senate District 34, covering Buchanan, Fayette, and Delaware counties, along with portions of Dubuque and Black Hawk counties. Senator Zumbach, a prominent figure in Iowa politics, highlighted his significant achievements during his time in office and outlined his vision for the future.
Reflecting on his tenure, Zumbach emphasized several accomplishments, including the elimination of the inheritance tax, substantial income tax relief for hardworking families, and the passage of historic property tax relief bills. The Senator also underscored his commitment to promoting opportunities for value-added agricultural products, protecting agriculture from political extremism, and supporting law enforcement officers.
“My time in office has been marked by remarkable accomplishments in the Iowa Senate,” Senator Zumbach stated. “Our state is making great strides forward, and I know there is more we can do. This is why I am excited to announce I am running for another term to represent Senate District 34 and continue the important work we have been doing.”
Zumbach’s focus on tax relief and law enforcement support aligns with his dedication to conservative values. He emphasized the importance of engaging with constituents to further strengthen rural communities and enhance the overall quality of life in Iowa.
The Senator, who hails from Delaware County, is not only a seasoned politician but also a dedicated farmer and a member of the Farm Bureau and the Lutheran Church. His extensive community involvement includes past service on the West Delaware School Board, the Delaware County Fair Board, and leadership roles such as a Delaware County 4-H leader and an official for the Iowa High School Athletic Association. Zumbach is also a member of the Ryan Lions Club, showcasing his deep roots within the local community.
Zumbach’s announcement comes as no other candidates have publicly declared their intention to run for Senate District 34. With a track record of public service and a focus on issues vital to Iowa’s agricultural and rural communities, Zumbach aims to secure another term to continue advocating for the interests of his constituents.
As the electoral landscape takes shape, Senator Dan Zumbach’s reelection bid is poised to be a focal point in Iowa’s political arena, drawing attention from voters, fellow politicians, and stakeholders interested in the future of the state’s rural landscape.
