11 Facts About Nate Boulton

In May 2017, Nate Boulton announced his candidacy for the Iowa gubernatorial election, 2018 with a video on Twitter.

Nate Boulton earned his JD degree from Drake Law School in 2005 and was admitted to the Iowa bar that year.

Nate Boulton holds a Master's of Public Administration from Drake University and a Bachelor's in history and political science from Simpson College.

Nate Boulton has served on the Simpson College Alumni Board and as an adjunct professor at Simpson.

Nate Boulton has served as vice-president of the Iowa Association for Justice and as president of the Iowa Workers' Compensation Advisory Committee.

Nate Boulton has taught courses in labor law at Drake Law School, sports law and business law at Simpson College, and organizational management and moral leadership at William Penn University.

Nate Boulton represented the people of Senate District 16 on the Northeast side of Des Moines and in Pleasant Hill until 2023.

Nate Boulton serves on the appropriations, commerce and judiciary committees.

On May 4,2017 Nate Boulton announced his candidacy for Governor of Iowa.

Nate Boulton's platform includes fighting for workers' rights, as he was an outspoken opponent of the collective bargaining bill that was passed by the Republican led Iowa Legislature.

Nate Boulton voiced strong support for public education in Iowa.