Shannon Lundgren

Shannon Lundgren was born in Dubuque, Iowa. Lundgren graduated from Wahlert Catholic High School.[1] She earned an associate degree in travel and hospitality from the Midwest Travel and Hospitality Institute. Lundgren's career experience includes owning Lone Palm Travel Co. and Trackside Bar & Grill and working as the residence director of the Dubuque Retirement Community, the general manager of the Dubuque County Fair Association, and a sales manager with Eagle Ridge Inn & Resort.[1][2] She has been affiliated with the Dubuque Area Chamber of Commerce, the Dyersville Chamber of Commerce, and the Dubuque County Farm Bureau.[1]

Iowa House of Representatives District 65

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U.S. House Iowa District 2

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Lundgren's campaign website highlighted the following issues:[7]

Education

I firmly believe that a solid education is the building block of tomorrows leaders. Finding fresh and innovative ways our children to learn, supporting our teachers and offering guidance to administrators with open lines of communication will be key in successful district development.

Public safety

When we call 911, we expect a rapid response. It could be a matter of life or death. We need to take a hard look monetary allocations to ensure that our Police, Sheriff and Fire Departments have what they need to keep us safe and out of harms way.

Veterans affairs

When our military personal are still wearing their uniforms, we consider them heroes. But how quickly forget the sacrifices that they gave to protect our freedom once they hang up that uniform.

Taxes

We can not live beyond our means and neither should our government. If we didn't balance our household budgets and overspent each month, there is a good chance we could loose our family homes, farms and businesses.[8]