Brenna Bird
What this job does: The state's top lawyer. Represents the state in court, handles criminal appeals, and enforces consumer protection laws. Serves a 4-year term.
- Current office
- Iowa Attorney General
- Occupation
- Attorney General; lawyer
- Lives in
- Dexter
Background
- Bird has been Iowa's attorney general since January 2023. source: en.wikipedia.org
- Bird was Guthrie County Attorney starting in 2018, and earlier was legal counsel to Gov. Terry Branstad and chief of staff to U.S. Rep. Steve King. source: en.wikipedia.org
- Bird grew up on a farm near Dexter and has degrees from Drake University and the University of Chicago Law School. source: en.wikipedia.org
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- Bird's campaign says Bird will keep Iowa families safe by prosecuting criminals, standing up for crime victims, and backing law enforcement. source: birdforiowa.com
- The campaign says Bird is "fighting for you" by upholding "the rule of law." source: birdforiowa.com
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