GOP: House Republican Caucus Newsletter October 8, 2021

Caucus-Newsletter 10-8-21 Highlights in this edition: Iowa’s Strong Economy Drives State Revenue Higher Than PredictedState revenue exceeded spending by $991.7 millionRegional Centers Prove to be Huge Success for Students and CommunityInstitutions have the potential...

Dems: Iowa GOP is a step closer to rigging Iowa elections

This is a clear signal Republicans are willing to use a partisan gerrymander to keep themselves in power, regardless of the will of we the people. Now is the time for Iowans to make their voices heard, contact their legislators, and demand that Republicans stop going...

Dems: Iowans support fair, non-partisan maps

Iowa citizens have had their say on the first redistricting map. At both the federal and state levels, the districts have nearly the same number of voters and follow local government boundaries when possible. Iowans overwhelmingly support fair, non-partisan maps, and...

GOP: House Republican Caucus Newsletter September 23, 2021

Caucus-Newsletter 9-23-21 Highlights in this edition: $100 Million Broadband Grant Recipients AnnouncedThirty-nine applicants have been awardedSeptember High Quality Jobs Awards Go to Rural IowaThe awards will assist in the creation of 586 jobs and result in nearly...

Dems: Iowa Redistricting Plan 1 Released

Senate Democrats are reviewing Plan 1 to ensure it meets all the legal and constitutional requirements for redistricting. Iowans deserve a fair redistricting process, without partisan interference. We encourage Iowans to examine Plan 1 and to make their voices are...

Dems: Iowa Redistricting Plan 1 Released

Senate Democrats are reviewing Plan 1 to ensure it meets all the legal and constitutional requirements for redistricting. Iowans deserve a fair redistricting process, without partisan interference. We encourage Iowans to examine Plan 1 and to make their voices are...

Dems: Special session set for redistricting

Iowans deserve a fair redistricting process, without interference from politicians, and without partisan amendments. The Legislature should approve Plan 1 during the October 5 special session if it meets all the legal and constitutional requirements.