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Iowa Educator Challenging GOP Rep. Latham

By Roll Call Staff
Posted November 23, 2009 at 1:32pm

Iowa educator Bill Maske (D) is planning a 2010 campaign against Rep. Tom Latham (R) in the 4th district.

Maske, who has a background as a school administrator, has filed candidacy paperwork with the Federal Election Commission and created a campaign Web site.

The Iowa political blog Bleeding Heartland said that Maske attended the state party’s Jefferson-Jackson dinner last weekend and that volunteers handed out campaign literature.

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