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Sioux Center, IA 51250
Name: Steve Gorman, Democrat
Office/District: State Senate District 8
Hometown: Council Bluffs
Profession: Firefighter
Why running for office: Gorman was born and raised in Council Bluffs. He is 58 years old and has been married to his wife, Chris, for 35 years. Chris is a school teacher in Council Bluffs and has taught for 33 years in the state of Iowa. They met in high school and graduated from St. Albert. In addition to being a firefighter, Gorman is a journeyman electrician who wired in industrial construction — mostly packing houses — for 22 years. Steve and Chris have two adult children.
“Public education and mental health are our top issues — working families. I decided to run for office because I don’t believe that our most vulnerable citizens in the state of Iowa are having their needs met, especially in mental health.
