Chris Cournoyer was sworn in Monday as Iowa's new lieutenant governor. The Republican from LeClaire is a former lawmaker and school board president.
The article from the Des Moines Register discusses the appointment of Iowa State Senator Chris Cournoyer as the new Lieutenant Governor of Iowa, following the resignation of Adam Gregg. Cournoyer, a Republican from LeClaire, has been a state senator since 2019 and is known for her work on education reform, tax policy, and economic development. Her appointment comes at a time when Governor Kim Reynolds is focusing on key issues like education, healthcare, and economic recovery post-COVID-19. Cournoyer's background includes a degree in business administration, and she has been involved in local business and community leadership. Her selection is seen as a move to strengthen the GOP's legislative agenda, particularly in areas where she has shown expertise. The article highlights her legislative achievements, her potential impact on state policy, and the political implications of her new role.
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