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Former Morningside College Baseball Player Announces U.S. House Seat

Former Morningside College Baseball Player Announces U.S. House Seat

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A former Morningside College baseball player says he will seek the Democratic nomination for the 4th District’s seat in Congress.  J.D. Scholten formally announced his bid to run against Republican incumbent Steve King for the U-S House seat in a short campaign video news release.

 

Scholten was born in Ames and raised in Sioux City. He played baseball for Morningside College and the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, where he graduated with a degree in World/American History.  After graduating, he pursued a baseball career that allowed him to play in seven different countries. He currently works as a freelance paralegal and technical consultant.

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