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Primary 2022: Nicole Hasso candidate profile

Primary 2022: Nicole Hasso candidate profile
CANDIDATES BEFORE YOU MAKE YOUR DECISION. vlog’S AMANDA ROOKER SAT DOWN WITH NICOLHAE SSO TO LEARN MORE ABOUT WHY SHE’S IN THE RACE. >> THE REASON WHY I’M RUNNING IS I’M TRULY LINGVI MY AMERICAN DREAM. AMANDA: NICOLE HASSO SAYS SHE GREW UP IN POVERTY ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF CHICAGO. >> I WAS THE FIRST TO GRADUATE HIGH SCHOOL OUT OF MY FAMILY, AS WELL AS TO EARN A SCHOLARSHITOP DRAKE UNIVERSI.TY AMANDA: SHE SAYS THAT’S WHAT BROUGHT HER TO IOWA 34 YEARS AGO. SHE’S A WIFE, A MOM, AND HAS WORKED IN THE FINANCIAL INDUSTRY FOR THE LAST 14 ARYE >> NOTHING IS MORE IMPORTANT TO ME THAN HELPING PEOPLE SECURE THEIR FINANCIAL FUTURE. THAT IS WHAT I’M GOING TO BNGRI TO WASHINGTON D.C., JUST SOME COMMON SENSE, SOME BUSINESS PRINCIPLES THAT HAVE WORKED IN THE PAST. AMANDA: NOW, SHE’S HOPINGO T UNSEAT DEMOCRAT CINDY AXNE TO REPRESENT IOWA’S THIRD DISTRICT IN CONGRS.ES >> WITH EVERYTHING THAT WAS GOING ON IN THE WORLD, AND I WAS JUST PAYING ATTENTION, I DEDID THAT ENOUGH WAS ENOUGH. YELLING AT THE TV WASN’T MAKING A DIFFEREN.CE SO I DECIDED TO PUT MY HATN I THE RING AND TO RUN FOR U.S. CONGRESS. TO FIGHT FOR IOWANS, TO TGH FOR IOWANS VALUES, AND IN IOWA'’ ECONOMY, TO FIGHT FOR ROU CHILDR. KNOWING THE THINGS I HAVE BIG THAT YOU HAVE EXPERIENCED IN THE FINANCIAL INDUSTRY, THAT IS WHAT I AM GOING TBRO ING TO WASHINGTON DC, JUST SOME COMMON SENSE THAT HAS WORKED IN THE PAST. AMANDA: SHE SAYS HEROP T PRIORITIES ARE TACKLING INFLATION AND SECURING THE BORD.ER >> I’NOM T A CAREER POLITICIAN. I AM A CONSERVATIVE. I AM A CHRISTIAN. I AM A HARD WOINRKG IOWAN. AND WE CANNOT CONTINUE TO DO THAT THINGS THAT WE USED TDOO IN THE PAST BECAUSE IT’S NOT WORKG.IN WE HAVE STRONG REPLICAUBN WOMEN RIGHT NOW THAT’S REPRESENTING THE STATE OFOW I LOOK AT GOVERNOR REYNOLDS, SENATOR ERT. WE HAVE ASHLEY HINSON, AND MARIANNE MILLER MAKES, AND I’M LOOKING TO ADD MY NAME TO THAT LIST. AMANDA: AMANDA ROOKER, vlog 8 NEWS, IOWA’S NEWSEA
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Primary 2022: Nicole Hasso candidate profile
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Nicole Hasso is one of the top internal wholesalers at Principal Financial Group. She attended both Drake and Iowa State University. She is married to Mitch Hasso and has two children.Candidate Profile:Nicole Hasso says she grew up in poverty on the Southside of Chicago.“I was the first to graduate high school out of my family, as well as to earn a scholarship to Drake University,” She says that's what brought her to Iowa 34 years ago. She's a wife, a mom and has worked in the financial industry for the last 14 years.“Nothing is more important to me than helping people secure their financial future,” Hasso said. “That is what I'm going to bring to Washington, D.C., just some common sense, some business principles that have worked in the past.”Now, she's hoping to unseat Democrat Cindy Axne to represent Iowa's 3rd District in Congress.“With everything that was going on in the world, and I was just paying attention, I decided that enough was enough yelling at the TV wasn't making a difference. So, I decided to put my hat in the ring and to run for us congress to fight for Iowans values and in Iowa's economy to fight for our children,” Hasso told vlog.She says her top priorities are tackling inflation and securing the border.“I'm not a career politician. I am a conservative. I am a Christian. I am a hardworking Iowan. And we cannot continue to do the things that we used to do in the past, because it's not working. We have strong Republican women right now. That's representing the state of Iowa. Look at Gov. Reynolds. Sen. Ernst. We have Ashley Hinson, and Miller-Meeks and I'm looking to add my name to that list,” Hasso said.Watch: Nicole Hasso's final pitch to voters:Watch: Nicole Hasso discusses her top priorities:Watch: Nicole Hasso on immigration:Watch: Nicole Hasso on education: Watch: Nicole Hasso on voting rights:Watch: Nicole Hasso on the economy:Watch: Nicole Hasso on firearms:

Nicole Hasso is one of the top internal wholesalers at Principal Financial Group. She attended both Drake and Iowa State University. She is married to Mitch Hasso and has two children.

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Nicole Hasso says she grew up in poverty on the Southside of Chicago.

“I was the first to graduate high school out of my family, as well as to earn a scholarship to Drake University,”

She says that's what brought her to Iowa 34 years ago. She's a wife, a mom and has worked in the financial industry for the last 14 years.

“Nothing is more important to me than helping people secure their financial future,” Hasso said. “That is what I'm going to bring to Washington, D.C., just some common sense, some business principles that have worked in the past.”

Now, she's hoping to unseat Democrat Cindy Axne to represent Iowa's 3rd District in Congress.

“With everything that was going on in the world, and I was just paying attention, I decided that enough was enough yelling at the TV wasn't making a difference. So, I decided to put my hat in the ring and to run for us congress to fight for Iowans values and in Iowa's economy to fight for our children,” Hasso told vlog.

She says her top priorities are tackling inflation and securing the border.

“I'm not a career politician. I am a conservative. I am a Christian. I am a hardworking Iowan. And we cannot continue to do the things that we used to do in the past, because it's not working. We have strong Republican women right now. That's representing the state of Iowa. Look at Gov. Reynolds. Sen. Ernst. We have Ashley Hinson, and Miller-Meeks and I'm looking to add my name to that list,” Hasso said.

Watch: Nicole Hasso's final pitch to voters:

Watch: Nicole Hasso discusses her top priorities:


Watch: Nicole Hasso on immigration:

Watch: Nicole Hasso on education:

Watch: Nicole Hasso on voting rights:

Watch: Nicole Hasso on the economy:

Watch: Nicole Hasso on firearms: