Larry McKibben

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Larry McKibben
Larry McKibben
Member of the Iowa Senate
from the 22nd district
Incumbent
Assumed office 
2002
Preceded by Patrick Deluhery
Member of the Iowa State Senate
from the 32nd district
In office
1996 – 2002
Preceded by Randal Giannetto
Succeeded by Jack Hovleck
Political party Republican
Spouse Marki
Residence Marshalltown, Iowa
Occupation Lawyer
Website McKibben's website

Larry McKibben is the Iowa State Senator from the 22nd District. He has served in the Iowa Senate since 1996 and is an assistant minority leader. He received his BA from the University of Northern Iowa and his J.D. from the University of Iowa.

McKibben currently serves on several committees in the Iowa Senate - the Commerce committee; the State Government committee; the Veterans Affairs committee; the Judiciary committee, where he is the ranking member; and the Ways and Means committee, where he is the ranking member. He also serves on the Transportation, Infrastructure, and Capitals Appropriations Subcommittee. McKibben was a candidate for the United States House of Representatives, District 3, in 1998.

McKibben was re-elected in 2004 with 14,185 votes, defeating Democratic opponent Wayne Sawtelle. [1]

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Iowa Senate
Preceded by
Randal Giannetto		 32nd District
1996 – 2002		 Succeeded by
Jack Hovleck
Preceded by
Patrick Deluhery		 22nd District
2002 – present		 Succeeded by
Incumbent
Current Iowa Senators

District 1: Warnstadt (D)
District 2: Mulder (R)
District 3: Johnson (R)
District 4: Kibbie (D)
District 5: Olive (D)
District 6: Gaskill (R)
District 7: Ragan (D)
District 8: Zieman (R)
District 9: Heckroth (D)
District 10: Danielson (D)
District 11: Dotzler (D)
District 12: Shoenjahn (D)

District 13: Stewart (D)
District 14: Connolly (D)
District 15: Dvorsky (D)
District 16: Hancock (D)
District 17: Horn (D)
District 18: Lundby (R)
District 19: Hogg (D)
District 20: Putney (R)
District 21: Black (D)
District 22: McKibben (R)
District 23: Quirmbach (D)
District 24: Behn (R)
District 25: Beall (D)

District 26: Kettering (R)
District 27: Wieck (R)
District 28: Seymour (R)
District 29: Boettger (R)
District 30: Ward (R)
District 31: McCoy (D)
District 32: Zaun (R)
District 33: Hatch (D)
District 34: Dearden (D)
District 35: Noble (R)
District 36: McKinley (R)
District 37: Appel (D)

District 38: Rielly (D)
District 39: Bolkcom (D)
District 40: Hahn (R)
District 41: Hartsuch (R)
District 42: Wood (D)
District 43: Seng (D)
District 44: Courtney (D)
District 45: Schmitz (D)
District 46: Fraise (D)
District 47: Kreiman (D)
District 48: Angelo (R)
District 49: Houser (R)
District 50: Gronstal (D)
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