Kirsten Running-Marquardt

Office:

Iowa State House, District 69 (2010 - Present)

Political Experience

Office:

Iowa State House, District 69 (2010 - Present)

Political Experience

Quick Facts

Full Name:
Kirsten Running-Marquardt
Gender:
Female
Birth Date:
07/06/1977
Birth Place:
Cedar Rapids
Home City:
Cedar Rapids, IA
Religion:
Catholic
Family:
Husband: Coy; 1 Child: Jack

Personal Details

Kirsten Running-Marquardt is a Democratic member of the Iowa House of Representatives, representing District 69. She was first elected to the chamber on November 24, 2009.

Running-Marquardt earned her B.S. from the University of Iowa.

Attended, Kirkwood Community College
BA, Political Science, University of Iowa

Attended, Kirkwood Community College
BA, Political Science, University of Iowa
Former Director, Iowa for Health Care

Attended, Kirkwood Community College
BA, Political Science, University of Iowa
Former Director, Iowa for Health Care
Representative, Iowa State House of Representatives, District 69, 2010-present
Candidate, Iowa State House of Representatives, District 69, 2020

Member, Appropriations Committee

Member, Economic Growth Committee

Member, Labor Committee

Ranking Member, Subcommittee on Economic Development

Attended, Kirkwood Community College
BA, Political Science, University of Iowa
Former Director, Iowa for Health Care
Representative, Iowa State House of Representatives, District 69, 2010-present
Candidate, Iowa State House of Representatives, District 69, 2020
Board Member, Iowa Small Business Development Centers

Priority Issues:

Developing a 21st century workforce through rising wages and strong worker training; providing the resources our public schools need; smart, fiscally responsible economic development; and quality affordable health care including public health.

State Bills

HF 2351 - A bill for an act prohibiting employers and employment agencies from seeking the criminal record or criminal history from applicants for employment under certain circumstances, establishing a criminal history employment application task force, providing penalties, and including effective date provisions.

ia 2015-2016 Regular Session
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Type: bill Chamber: lower
HF 2317 - A bill for an act requiring minimum operating hours for the state historical society research centers in Des Moines and Iowa City.

ia 2015-2016 Regular Session
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Type: bill Chamber: lower
HF 2285 - A bill for an act requiring the racing and gaming commission to conduct a study on the impact on employees of allowing smoking in casinos.

ia 2015-2016 Regular Session
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Type: bill Chamber: lower

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