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Best Announces Re-Election Campaign in New Iowa House District 11

State Rep. Brian Best, R-Glidden, announced his re-election bid in 2022 for a fifth term in the Iowa House in the newly drawn Iowa House District 11.

Iowa TorchbyIowa Torch
December 8, 2021
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Best Announces Re-Election Campaign in New Iowa House District 11

State Rep. Brian Best, R-Glidden, currently represents Iowa House District 12.

DES MOINES, Iowa – State Rep. Brian Best, R-Glidden, announced his re-election bid in 2022 for a fifth term in the Iowa House in the newly drawn Iowa House District 11. He currently represents Iowa House District 12.

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“I’ve really enjoyed my time in the Iowa Legislature,” Best said. “I represent an area that I really love and am passionate about delivering on their priorities.”

Iowa House District 11 includes all of Carroll and Audubon counties as well southeastern Shelby county and part of northern Pottawattamie county. His current district, Iowa House District 12, which he will continue to represent through 2022, included all of Carroll County and parts of Crawford and Audubon counties.

Best is a retired Respiratory Care Practitioner. He currently owns a sleep testing facility in Carroll.

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Speaker of the Iowa House Pat Grassley, R-New Hartford, said Best is a legislator who works hard for his district.

“Brian Best represents his district very well,” he said in a released statement. “He works hard to give his constituents the representation they deserve, by constantly seeking their feedback and input. That’s the kind of legislator Iowans want representing them in their Statehouse and I’m confident they’ll send Brian Best back to the Iowa House in 2022.”

Best, 61, has served in the Iowa House since 2015. He is the chair of the Iowa House Transportation Committee and serves on the Agriculture, Labor, and Commerce committees. He lives in Glidden with his wife Sharon. Together they have four grown children.

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