Klobuchar Campaign Press Release - Amy for America Announces New Endorsements from Community Activists and Leaders Across Iowa

DES MOINES, IA — Immediately following endorsements from the Quad City Times and three sitting Iowa legislators, Senator Amy Klobuchar today picked up 14 new endorsements from local leaders, activists and former legislators across the Hawkeye State.

"Local elected officials and community leaders continue to throw their support behind Amy because they recognize that she will be a President for all of America," said Amy For America Iowa State Director Lauren Dillon. "These new supporters represent broad backgrounds from across the state and will make strong advocates for our campaign on caucus night. We're thrilled to have their support and look forward to working with them over the next 12 days before Iowans have their say."

With less than two weeks until the Iowa Caucuses, Klobuchar's newest endorsers include:

Penny Rosfjord -- Iowa Democratic Party SCC member and former Woodbury County Democrats Chair
Jean M. Hessburg -- Iowa Democratic Party Women's Caucus Chair, Former Executive Director of the Iowa Democratic Party
Barb Francis -- Mitchell County District Board Supervisor
Bill Gannon -- Former Iowa State Representative
Bruce Rohwer -- Former President and Chair of the Iowa Corn Growers Association
Darrell Hanson -- Former State Senator, Delaware County
Dien Judge -- Democratic activist and District Representative for Rep. Dave Loebsack
Francis Boggus -- Democratic activist and longtime community development planner
Jacquie Easley -- Chair of the Des Moines Plan and Zoning Commission and former candidate for Des Moines City Council
Larry Hodgen -- Chair of Cedar County Democrats
Pat Gill -- Woodbury County Auditor and Former Iowa State Representative
Shari Flatt -- Dubuque community activist
Tom Dryg -- Bettendorf Park Board Commissioner
Victor Dutchuk -- West Des Moines Democrats Chair

This week, Klobuchar was also endorsed by State Senator Rob Hogg, State Representatives Monica Kurth and Chris Hall, and Scott County Recorder Rita Vargas, the highest ranking Latinx elected official in Iowa.