The 58th District of the Iowa House of Representatives is located in northeastern Iowa. As of the 2021 redistricting, it includes all of Chickasaw County and parts of Floyd and Bremer Counties.
Geography Larger towns in the district include Charles City, New Hampton, Oelwein, and Nashua.
Demographics According to 2019–2023 American Community Survey estimates, the district has: Median household income: approximately $71,800 Predominantly rural population
2021 redistricting In 2021, the Iowa Legislative Services Agency redrew state legislative districts based on the 2020 Census. The updated boundaries took effect for the 2022 elections, shifting District 58 to encompass all of Chickasaw County and parts of Floyd and Bremer Counties.
Current elected officials Charley Thomson (Republican) is the current representative for the district. He was first elected in 2022 and took office on January 9, 2023.
Past representatives The district has previously been represented by: Norman G. Jesse, 1971–1973 Glen E. Bortell, 1973–1977 Philip A. Davitt, 1977–1983 Mike Van Camp, 1983–1989 Jim Lykam, 1989–1991 Steven Grubbs, 1991–1993 Dennis Black, 1993–1995 Danny Carroll, 1995–2003 Clel Baudler, 2003–2013 Brian Moore, 2013–2017 Andy McKean, 2017–2021 Steve Bradley, 2021–2023 Charley Thomson, 2023–present
Recent elections Year Republican Democratic Other Total votes Winner 2022 Charley Thomson – 7,376 (59.1%) Dene Lundberg – 5,090 (40.8%) 14 (<0.1%) 12,480 Charley Thomson 2024 Charley Thomson – 10,060 (63.4%) Gail Allison – 5,782 (36.4%) 21 (<0.1%) 15,863 Charley Thomson
External links Iowa Legislative Services Agency – House District 58 map Ballotpedia – District 58 2024 General Election Results – Iowa Secretary of State
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