Nicole Hasso is a proud Iowan, wife, mother, and financial services professional. Nicole is running to be Iowa House District 43’s representative.
As a trusted and award-winning financial advisor, Nicole dedicated her career to serving others and helping Iowa families, small businesses, and family farms secure their financial futures. Now, Nicole is running for the Iowa House to secure Iowa’s future for our children and grandchildren.
Nicole married her college sweetheart, Mitch, while attending Drake University. After college, they settled in Johnston to start a family and launch their careers in financial services. Nicole is a mom to two great kids, Natasha and Nate, both of whom attended Johnston public schools.
For six generations, the Hasso family has proudly called Iowa home. From mining to farming, this hard-working family has been guided by faith, rooted in family, and committed to community. Service to country runs deep in their blood, with veterans among them—including a Purple Heart recipient.
As a parent, Nicole is a strong advocate for families and students in our local schools. During her U.S. Congressional campaign, she received national recognition—named to the exclusive GOP Young Guns program in 2022 and honored as an Elevate PAC “Woman to Watch” in 2021.
Nicole’s volunteer work reflects her heart for service. She supports young women through Embrace Grace and engages families in ministry at her local church. Her corporate volunteer efforts include partnering with United Way of Central Iowa.
District 43 is a vibrant community and a wonderful place to live—Nicole should know, she’s called Johnston home for 22 years! Like you, this is where she chose to raise her family. Nicole knows District 43 is worth fighting for—for our children and future generations.
As your Representative to the Iowa House, Nicole wants to meet you where you are—whether you are a mom or dad, teacher, tradesperson, veteran, business leader, or police officer. She’s running to listen to what matters to you and give you a voice in the state legislature, because she believes reasonable people of goodwill can share ideas, find common ground, and work together to make Iowa a great place for all.