Jacob Bossman

Jacob Bossman earned a B.S. in economics from Morningside University in 2002. Bossman's career experience includes working as a northwest Iowa regional director and a constituent services specialist with the United States Senate. He served as the city co-chair of the Woodbury County Republican Party.[1]

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Bossman's website highlighted the following campaign themes:[9]

Expanding economic opportunity

Excerpt: "Siouxland, economically, is about to break out. By focusing on specific needs such as workforce recruitment and housing, local businesses will be able to add jobs, expand, and create an environment where others will want to join."

Strengthening education

Excerpt: "I will advocate for common sense education policies that stem from the principles of local control, parent involvement, and healthy competition. We must keep the government from getting between the teachers and the students so that our teachers are allowed to teach and our students are allowed to learn."

Renewable and sustainable energy

Excerpt: "We in Iowa have the abundant natural resources to be energy independent, to not be beholden to the OPECs of the world. I will push for policies that spur Iowa innovation by reducing burdensome regulations that are often a barrier to innovation."