The Iowa Legislature Will Suspend Its Session for a Minimum of 30 Days
The Iowa Legislature announced that they will suspend the 2020 legislatives session for a minimum of 30 days following the announcement of community spread of COVID-19 in Iowa.
Municipal Firearms Restrictions Preemption Bill Advances in Iowa Senate
The Iowa Senate Judiciary Committee passed a bill that preempts local governments restricting Iowans from lawful possession of firearms and attachments.
Jason Schultz: With Iowa’s low unemployment rate, there has never been a more appropriate time to get people off welfare programs and into self-reliance and a better life.
State Senator Amy Sinclair, responding to Iowa Senate Democrat complaints about K-12 education funding, said their record is overpromising and underdelivering.
The Iowa Senate passed a bill that establishes a real-time verification system for public assistance programs managed by the Department of Human Services.
Victims’ Rights Amendment Clears Iowa Senate Committee
State Senator Zach Whiting: “My goal in all of this is to level the playing field between the rights of the defendant and the rights of crime victims.”
Iowans for Tax Relief: A bill this legislative session provides a roadmap (terrible pun absolutely intended) to invade your privacy and use the tax code for social engineering.
February 21, 2020
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Whitver Outlines Legislative Progress in Iowa Senate
Senate Majority Leader Jack Whitver, R-Ankeny, highlighted the progress of a number legislative priorities in the Iowa Senate during the 2020 session.
Iowa Senate Republicans Propose $91.7 Million in New K-12 Funding
Iowa Senate Republicans propose $91.7 million in new funding for K -12 education representing a total increase of more than $300 million since FY 2017.