| Officials | Office | District/County | Notes |
| Sheldon G. Winchester | Representative |
33/Fayette, Bremer, Butler, Franklin, Grundy, Hardin, Wright, Webster, Boone, Story, Greene, Allamakee, Winneshiek and Humboldt counties |
Third Constitutional Convention Convened at Iowa City: 19 Jan 1857 Adjourned: 5 Mar 1857 |
| Frank D. Jackson | Secretary of State | Elected 4 Nov 1884; term commenced Jan 1885; re-elected 2 Nov 1886; term commenced Jan 1887; re-elected 6 Nov 1888; term commenced Jan 1889. | |
| George M. Craig | Senator (1900 - 1901) | 39/
Bremer and Butler counties
Ran against C. W. Miller Vote Totals: Craig: 3,657 Miller: 2,976 |
Residence of Allison; occupation is Lawyer; Iowa native; lived in Iowa 50 years; age 50. Committees Served on: Railroad; Congressional and Judicial Districts; Insurance; Mines and Mining; Educational Institutions; Federal Relations; Public Lands. |
| M. F. Edwards | Representative (1900 -1901) | 73/Butler county | Resident of Parkersburg; occupation is Lawyer; born in Pennsylvania; lived in Iowa 14 years; age 41. Committees Served on: Judiciary; Railroads and Commerce; Telegraph, Telephone and Express; Penitentiaries; Police Regulations |
~ source: Iowa Official Register, 1900