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Iowa in numbers (federal records)

What	Numbers
People	Population 3,210,507; households 1,315,707; median household income $75,059
Taxes (2023)	1,466,400 federal tax returns; adjusted gross income $126.2 billion; wages $83.0 billion; total tax $15.2 billion
Federal money (FY 2026)	Total $25.0 billion: contracts $2.1 billion, grants $2.7 billion, direct payments $20.0 billion, loans $6.5 million, other $107.3 million
Donations (2025-26)	$35.1 million in 244,355 itemized individual contributions from Iowa residents
Places	99 counties, 4 U.S. House districts, 970 ZIP codes

Source: Census ACS 5-year 2020-2024 summary file (population B01003, households B11001, median household income B19013) for states, counties, districts, ZCTAs; bulk files because the Census API now requires a key (fetched Nov 4, 2026 9:31 AM CST); IRS SOI individual income tax ZIP code data, tax year 2023: returns, AGI, wages, tax (fetched Nov 4, 2026 9:31 AM CST); USAspending spending_by_geography: contracts, grants, direct payments, loans, other by state, county and congressional district (latest fiscal year, no key) (fetched Nov 4, 2026 10:19 AM CST); FEC bulk individual contributions 2025-2026 (about 2.4 GB zip, cached); only state and ZIP totals are kept (fetched Nov 4, 2026 9:31 AM CST).

Largest federal award recipients (FY 2026)

Recipient	Amount
MULTIPLE RECIPIENTS	$19.4 billion
IA DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES	$7.4 billion
REDACTED DUE TO PII	$1.1 billion
IOWA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION	$975.9 million
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION IOWA	$602.1 million
ROCKWELL COLLINS, INC.	$546.8 million
IOWA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES	$352.2 million
IOWA HOMELAND SECURITY AND EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT	$312.1 million
DATA LINK SOLUTIONS LLC	$295.2 million
THE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA	$278.5 million

Source: USAspending top 10 award recipients per state (latest fiscal year, no key) (fetched Nov 4, 2026 10:16 AM CST).

Members of Congress: campaign money (2025-26)

Member	Chamber	District	Party	Raised	Cash on hand
Chuck Grassley	Senate		Republican	$527,998	$487,400
Joni Ernst	Senate		Republican	$2.0 million	$1.8 million
Mariannette Miller-Meeks	House	District 1	Republican	$9.1 million	$1.7 million
Ashley Hinson	House	District 2	Republican	$14.1 million	$2.2 million
Zachary Nunn	House	District 3	Republican	$6.1 million	$620,759
Randy Feenstra	House	District 4	Republican	$1.1 million	$0

Source: Current members of Congress (unitedstates/congress-legislators JSON): district, chamber, party, term, bioguide id, FEC ids, links (fetched Nov 4, 2026 9:15 AM CST); FEC bulk all-candidates summary (receipts, disbursements, cash on hand), 2025-2026 cycle (fetched Nov 4, 2026 9:15 AM CST).

By U.S. House district (4)

District	Representative	Population	Median income	Federal money
IA-01	Mariannette Miller-Meeks	800,735	$73,680	$5.6 billion
IA-02	Ashley Hinson	795,370	$73,764	$6.8 billion
IA-03	Zachary Nunn	816,359	$80,844	$5.6 billion
IA-04	Randy Feenstra	798,043	$72,711	$5.8 billion

By county (99)

County	Population	Median income	Wages (IRS)	Tax (IRS)	Federal money
Adair County	7,460	$68,092	$147.2 million	$22.7 million	$54.8 million
Adams County	3,622	$71,875	$71.0 million	$11.8 million	$29.9 million
Allamakee County	14,092	$70,694	$280.0 million	$42.4 million	$119.5 million
Appanoose County	12,184	$54,934	$220.4 million	$31.3 million	$86.3 million
Audubon County	5,599	$58,229	$105.3 million	$22.6 million	$55.9 million
Benton County	25,724	$86,962	$656.8 million	$107.9 million	$181.5 million
Black Hawk County	131,049	$66,417	$3.1 billion	$548.3 million	$904.4 million
Boone County	26,668	$83,531	$691.5 million	$115.4 million	$181.9 million
Bremer County	25,204	$86,784	$657.3 million	$114.4 million	$184.0 million
Buchanan County	20,694	$78,236	$479.8 million	$79.8 million	$147.2 million
Buena Vista County	20,753	$71,719	$442.5 million	$66.1 million	$125.8 million
Butler County	14,268	$73,715	$320.4 million	$52.1 million	$119.8 million
Calhoun County	9,803	$64,964	$194.1 million	$37.2 million	$76.1 million
Carroll County	20,594	$72,930	$485.6 million	$99.8 million	$161.5 million
Cass County	13,096	$63,013	$268.4 million	$51.0 million	$97.0 million
Cedar County	18,349	$80,602	$476.9 million	$77.3 million	$151.6 million
Cerro Gordo County	42,632	$68,189	$999.1 million	$204.1 million	$348.0 million
Cherokee County	11,600	$71,269	$241.0 million	$44.6 million	$103.4 million
Chickasaw County	11,807	$75,675	$270.8 million	$59.3 million	$85.4 million
Clarke County	9,662	$71,641	$203.2 million	$23.8 million	$89.3 million
Clay County	16,461	$65,428	$365.8 million	$74.1 million	$136.6 million
Clayton County	17,013	$67,242	$357.8 million	$65.3 million	$137.4 million
Clinton County	46,268	$66,981	$1.0 billion	$159.3 million	$336.8 million
Crawford County	16,277	$67,027	$337.0 million	$55.5 million	$121.0 million
Dallas County	107,968	$102,379	$4.9 billion	$1.1 billion	$516.3 million
Davis County	9,157	$77,194	$153.5 million	$22.2 million	$47.4 million
Decatur County	7,759	$59,044	$117.3 million	$17.2 million	$53.6 million
Delaware County	17,558	$74,989	$419.1 million	$71.0 million	$122.2 million
Des Moines County	38,487	$62,928	$810.5 million	$133.7 million	$551.0 million
Dickinson County	17,990	$75,432	$464.0 million	$126.9 million	$165.4 million
Dubuque County	99,030	$77,630	$2.6 billion	$550.4 million	$742.1 million
Emmet County	9,262	$63,730	$184.7 million	$29.7 million	$72.8 million
Fayette County	19,288	$60,165	$374.4 million	$60.4 million	$151.8 million
Floyd County	15,328	$68,557	$321.7 million	$51.4 million	$120.7 million
Franklin County	9,956	$59,894	$188.2 million	$37.6 million	$88.7 million
Fremont County	6,514	$71,621	$148.3 million	$33.0 million	$69.3 million
Greene County	8,688	$63,409	$180.5 million	$33.4 million	$69.4 million
Grundy County	12,384	$87,205	$313.3 million	$61.2 million	$96.0 million
Guthrie County	10,688	$77,711	$265.8 million	$54.6 million	$93.1 million
Hamilton County	14,886	$72,432	$350.7 million	$60.4 million	$115.0 million
Hancock County	10,671	$70,601	$233.6 million	$43.4 million	$106.6 million
Hardin County	16,639	$65,069	$338.6 million	$65.0 million	$117.7 million
Harrison County	14,632	$79,535	$357.8 million	$59.6 million	$117.1 million
Henry County	20,004	$67,436	$378.7 million	$55.1 million	$130.8 million
Howard County	9,445	$67,446	$193.2 million	$32.6 million	$75.8 million
Humboldt County	9,591	$71,946	$218.6 million	$50.3 million	$66.9 million
Ida County	6,911	$63,073	$158.1 million	$37.0 million	$54.9 million
Iowa County	16,507	$71,223	$423.6 million	$74.6 million	$123.5 million
Jackson County	19,390	$74,186	$451.1 million	$74.8 million	$131.3 million
Jasper County	37,954	$71,311	$870.9 million	$130.3 million	$239.6 million
Jefferson County	15,705	$61,620	$284.8 million	$57.3 million	$126.1 million
Johnson County	156,639	$74,935	$4.4 billion	$904.1 million	$940.8 million
Jones County	20,896	$73,531	$468.7 million	$85.0 million	$147.7 million
Keokuk County	9,924	$62,329	$195.5 million	$27.9 million	$63.1 million
Kossuth County	14,516	$67,697	$310.2 million	$74.6 million	$130.5 million
Lee County	32,893	$62,382	$644.6 million	$106.8 million	$236.6 million
Linn County	230,004	$77,649	$6.5 billion	$1.2 billion	$2.5 billion
Louisa County	10,678	$77,354	$231.0 million	$31.2 million	$67.4 million
Lucas County	8,716	$61,793	$161.6 million	$23.7 million	$59.2 million
Lyon County	12,162	$76,746	$291.6 million	$56.8 million	$78.4 million
Madison County	16,926	$90,855	$508.8 million	$88.2 million	$103.6 million
Mahaska County	22,021	$70,940	$508.4 million	$79.7 million	$137.2 million
Marion County	33,642	$78,680	$967.0 million	$183.3 million	$214.2 million
Marshall County	40,114	$73,315	$846.2 million	$126.9 million	$273.5 million
Mills County	14,568	$90,753	$423.4 million	$77.4 million	$120.0 million
Mitchell County	10,575	$71,365	$232.5 million	$50.2 million	$92.1 million
Monona County	8,557	$68,377	$169.8 million	$32.7 million	$110.5 million
Monroe County	7,513	$70,996	$166.6 million	$26.1 million	$63.2 million
Montgomery County	10,214	$63,666	$197.2 million	$35.1 million	$77.8 million
Muscatine County	42,559	$69,396	$1.0 billion	$152.7 million	$286.4 million
O'Brien County	14,126	$68,356	$312.2 million	$64.6 million	$101.1 million
Osceola County	6,100	$69,239	$130.1 million	$22.8 million	$52.4 million
Page County	15,131	$57,953	$267.9 million	$45.4 million	$103.8 million
Palo Alto County	8,863	$72,781	$175.9 million	$40.9 million	$67.7 million
Plymouth County	25,747	$83,251	$686.5 million	$153.2 million	$170.8 million
Pocahontas County	7,046	$61,875	$130.3 million	$25.3 million	$55.3 million
Polk County	503,175	$83,576	$15.7 billion	$3.0 billion	$3.6 billion
Pottawattamie County	93,424	$73,602	$2.3 billion	$359.0 million	$634.6 million
Poweshiek County	18,545	$67,391	$394.4 million	$73.1 million	$154.4 million
Ringgold County	4,645	$73,346	$87.0 million	$13.6 million	$39.5 million
Sac County	9,689	$73,838	$205.1 million	$43.1 million	$81.9 million
Scott County	174,608	$78,277	$5.1 billion	$966.2 million	$1.1 billion
Shelby County	11,778	$72,738	$272.2 million	$56.1 million	$104.3 million
Sioux County	36,212	$86,098	$857.1 million	$180.6 million	$200.9 million
Story County	100,466	$69,685	$2.3 billion	$416.9 million	$760.1 million
Tama County	16,868	$70,781	$358.1 million	$60.5 million	$141.2 million
Taylor County	5,868	$67,740	$107.3 million	$20.2 million	$40.2 million
Union County	11,993	$57,772	$226.5 million	$35.0 million	$90.1 million
Van Buren County	7,241	$61,161	$117.6 million	$17.7 million	$48.4 million
Wapello County	35,362	$64,766	$712.0 million	$88.5 million	$214.7 million
Warren County	54,409	$94,588	$1.8 billion	$315.8 million	$345.6 million
Washington County	22,561	$75,647	$515.9 million	$94.0 million	$159.3 million
Wayne County	6,532	$61,964	$103.1 million	$17.0 million	$43.3 million
Webster County	36,886	$68,975	$742.3 million	$121.8 million	$249.3 million
Winnebago County	10,583	$67,642	$212.3 million	$36.1 million	$86.4 million
Winneshiek County	19,873	$79,066	$459.6 million	$92.0 million	$158.8 million
Woodbury County	106,247	$73,658	$2.4 billion	$367.5 million	$658.3 million
Worth County	7,350	$78,008	$152.4 million	$28.5 million	$61.1 million
Wright County	12,791	$67,190	$243.1 million	$40.9 million	$92.9 million

Source: IRS SOI individual income tax county data, tax year 2023: returns, AGI, wages, tax (fetched Nov 4, 2026 9:31 AM CST); Census 119th Congress district to county relationship file (fetched Nov 4, 2026 9:32 AM CST).

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Districts (U.S. House and state legislature) Counties Federal

In Congress State legislature State bills Federal money At a glance Votes Elections

In Congress

Member	Chamber	District	Party
Joni Ernst	Senate		Republican
Chuck Grassley	Senate		Republican
Mariannette Miller-Meeks	House	1	Republican
Ashley Hinson	House	2	Republican
Zachary Nunn	House	3	Republican
Randy Feenstra	House	4	Republican

State legislature

State House (99 members)

Member	District	Party
J.D. Scholten	1	Democratic
Bob Henderson	2	Republican
Tom Jeneary	3	Republican
Skyler Wheeler	4	Republican
Zach Dieken	5	Republican
Megan Jones	6	Republican
Wendy Larson	7	Republican
Ann Meyer	8	Republican
Henry Stone	9	Republican
John Wills	10	Republican
Craig Williams	11	Republican
Steven Holt	12	Republican
Travis Sitzmann	13	Republican
Jacob Bossman	14	Republican
Matt Windschitl	15	Republican
David Sieck	16	Republican
Devon Wood	17	Republican
Tom Moore	18	Republican
Brent Siegrist	19	Republican
Josh Turek	20	Democratic
Brooke Boden	21	Republican
Samantha Fett	22	Republican
Bubba Sorensen	23	Republican
Sam Wengryn	24	Republican
Hans Wilz	25	Republican
Austin Harris	26	Republican
Kenan Judge	27	Democratic
David Young	28	Republican
Brian Meyer	29	Democratic
Megan Srinivas	30	Democratic
Mary Madison	31	Democratic
Jennifer Konfrst	32	Democratic
Ruth Ann Gaines	33	Democratic
Rob Johnson	34	Democratic
Sean Bagniewski	35	Democratic
Austin Baeth	36	Democratic
Barb Kniff McCulla	37	Republican
Rick Olson	39	Democratic
Bill Gustoff	40	Republican
Ryan Weldon	41	Republican
Heather Matson	42	Democratic
Eddie Andrews	43	Republican
Larry McBurney	44	Democratic
Brian Lohse	45	Republican
Dan Gehlbach	46	Republican
Carter Nordman	47	Republican
Chad Behn	48	Republican
Beth Wessel-Kroeschell	49	Democratic
Ross Wilburn	50	Democratic
Brett Barker	51	Republican
David Blom	52	Republican
Dean Fisher	53	Republican
Josh Meggers	54	Republican
Shannon Latham	55	Republican
Mark Thompson	56	Republican
Pat Grassley	57	Republican
Charley Thomson	58	Republican
Christian Hermanson	59	Republican
Jane Bloomingdale	60	Republican
Timi Brown-Powers	61	Democratic
Jerome Amos	62	Democratic
Michael Bergan	63	Republican
Jason Gearhart	64	Republican
Shannon Lundgren	65	Republican
Steve Bradley	66	Republican
Craig Johnson	67	Republican
Chad Ingels	68	Republican
Tom Determann	69	Republican
Norlin Mommsen	70	Republican
Lindsay James	71	Democratic
Jennifer Smith	72	Republican
Elizabeth Wilson	73	Democratic
Eric Gjerde	74	Democratic
Bob Kressig	75	Democratic
Derek Wulf	76	Republican
Jeff Cooling	77	Democratic
Angel Ramirez	78	Democratic
Tracy Ehlert	79	Democratic
Aime Wichtendahl	80	Democratic
Dan Gosa	81	Democratic
Bobby Kaufmann	82	Republican
Cindy Golding	83	Republican
Tom Gerhold	84	Republican
Amy Nielsen	85	Democratic
Dave Jacoby	86	Democratic
Jeff Shipley	87	Republican
Helena Hayes	88	Republican
Elinor Levin	89	Democratic
Adam Zabner	90	Democratic
Judd Lawler	91	Republican
Heather Hora	92	Republican
Gary Mohr	93	Republican
Mike Vondran	94	Republican
Taylor Collins	95	Republican
Mark Cisneros	96	Republican
Ken Croken	97	Democratic
Monica Kurth	98	Democratic
Matt Rinker	99	Republican
Blaine Watkins	100	Republican

State Senate (49 members)

Member	District	Party
Catelin Drey	1	Democratic
Jeff Taylor	2	Republican
Lynn Evans	3	Republican
Tim Kraayenbrink	4	Republican
Dave Rowley	5	Republican
Jason Schultz	6	Republican
Kevin Alons	7	Republican
Mark Costello	8	Republican
Tom Shipley	9	Republican
Dan Dawson	10	Republican
Amy Sinclair	12	Republican
Cherielynn Westrich	13	Republican
Sarah Garriott	14	Democratic
Tony Bisignano	15	Democratic
Renee Hardman	16	Democratic
Izaah Knox	17	Democratic
Janet Petersen	18	Democratic
Ken Rozenboom	19	Republican
Mike Pike	20	Republican
Mike Bousselot	21	Republican
Matt Blake	22	Democratic
Jack Whitver	23	Republican
Jesse Green	24	Republican
Herman Quirmbach	25	Democratic
Kara Warme	26	Republican
Annette Sweeney	27	Republican
Dennis Guth	28	Republican
Sandy Salmon	29	Republican
Doug Campbell	30	Republican
Bill Dotzler	31	Democratic
Mike Klimesh	32	Republican
Carrie Koelker	33	Republican
Dan Zumbach	34	Republican
Mike Zimmer	35	Democratic
Tom Townsend	36	Democratic
Molly Donahue	37	Democratic
Dave Sires	38	Republican
Liz Bennett	39	Democratic
Art Staed	40	Democratic
Kerry Gruenhagen	41	Republican
Charlie McClintock	42	Republican
Zach Wahls	43	Democratic
Adrian Dickey	44	Republican
Janice Weiner	45	Democratic
Dawn Driscoll	46	Republican
Scott Webster	47	Republican
Mark Lofgren	48	Republican
Cindy Winckler	49	Democratic
Jeff Reichman	50	Republican

Source: Open States (public domain people data).

State bills

Iowa bills are not on this site yet; they appear automatically once that state's bill source is switched on (see data status). Meanwhile, the official legislature website has every bill: find Iowa's legislature website.

Federal money

Fiscal year 2026 (2025-10-01 to 2026-09-30), federal obligations for work done in Iowa: $34.6 billion in total (about $10,852 per resident); contracts $1.9 billion; grants $2.7 billion.

Largest contracts

Recipient	Agency	Award value	What for
IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY	Department of Energy	$1.2 billion	MULTI-PROGRAM NATIONAL PHYSICAL RESEARCH INCLUDING RARE EARTHS AND USE OF AMES MPC.
MSM GROUP NORTH AMERICA INC.	Department of Defense	$635.2 million	DESIGN, BUILD, AND COMMISSION A MODERN 155MM LOAD, ASSEMBLE, AND PACK (LAP) FACILITY AT THE IOWA ARMY AMMUNITION PLANT (IAAAP)
ROCKWELL COLLINS, INC.	Department of Defense	$401.2 million	IGF::OT::IGF TCTS INCREMENT II (TCTS INC II)
DATA LINK SOLUTIONS LLC	Department of Defense	$361.4 million	MIDS JTRS SPARES PRODUCTION
BAE SYSTEMS INFORMATION AND ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS INTEGRATION INC.	Department of Defense	$360.2 million	GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEM MILITARY USERS EQUIPMENT MINIATURE SERIAL INTERFACE RECEIVER CARD PROGRAM WITH NEXT GENERATION APPLICATION SPECIFI
ROCKWELL COLLINS SIMULATION & TRAINING SOLUTIONS LLC	Department of Defense	$338.2 million	HITS-IV CONTRACT TO PROCURE 1 WST TO RETROFIT, TECH REFRESH, AND UPDATE SOFTWARE (CYBER/DSSC-4) ON HITS SUITE OF TRAINERS TO OBTAIN TECH DAT
AMERICAN ORDNANCE LLC	Department of Defense	$269.6 million	M795 TNT - AWARD OF FY16 REQUIREMENTS.
AMERICAN ORDNANCE LLC	Department of Defense	$229.3 million	AWARD OF FY20 REQUIREMENTS FOR THE M795 TNT 155MM PROJECTILE.
BAE SYSTEMS INFORMATION AND ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS INTEGRATION INC.	Department of Defense	$228.6 million	MGUE INCREMENT 1 TD RCI
AMERICAN ORDNANCE LLC	Department of Defense	$197.4 million	ORDER W519TC25F0357 IS FOR THE CONTRACTOR TO LOAD, ASSEMBLE, AND PACK A QUANTITY OF 388,436 155MM M795 TNT LOADED PROJECTILES.

Largest grants

Recipient	Agency	Award value	What for
IOWA HOMELAND SECURITY AND EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT	Department of Homeland Security	$542.9 million	GRANT TO LOCAL GOVERNMENT FOR REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT OF DISASTER DAMAGED FACILITIES
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION IOWA	Department of Agriculture	$215.6 million	CNP CN BLOCK PROG
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION IOWA	Department of Agriculture	$194.4 million	CNP CN BLOCK PROG
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION IOWA	Department of Agriculture	$160.6 million	CNP CN BLOCK PROG
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION IOWA	Department of Education	$145.9 million	STATE GRANT - B (611)
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION IOWA	Department of Education	$112.3 million	TITLE I PART A BASIC GRANTS TO LEAS
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION IOWA	Department of Agriculture	$87.0 million	CNP CN BLOCK PROGRAMS TOTAL CONSOLIDATED
IOWA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION	Department of Transportation	$60.0 million	PROJECT TITLE: SOUTHWEST MIXMASTER INTERCHANGE RECONSTRUCTION :::: PROJECT DESCRIPTION: SW I-35/I-80/I-235 INTERCHANGE IN POLK COUNTY AND TH
CITY OF CEDAR RAPIDS	Department of Transportation	$56.4 million	PROJECT TITLE: 8TH AVENUE BRIDGE REPLACEMENT OVER THE CEDAR RIVER ARC OF JUSTICE BRIDGE PROJECT :::: PROJECT DESCRIPTION: THE PROJECT WILL R
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION IOWA	Department of Education	$50.9 million	TITLE I PART A BASIC GRANTS TO LEAS

Totals are federal obligations in the fiscal year by place of performance. "Award amount" for a listed award is its total value over all years, not just this year. Source: USAspending.gov (U.S. Treasury).

Iowa at a glance

Federal spending in Iowa by fiscal year Source: USAspending.gov (U.S. Treasury)

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Year	Value
FY18	$24.1B
FY19	$26.4B
FY20	$36.0B
FY21	$37.9B
FY22	$30.5B
FY23	$30.9B
FY24	$32.3B
FY25	$36.5B
FY26	$34.6B

Obligations are amounts agencies committed to pay. The current fiscal year is partial. Figures can be revised by agencies.

Campaign money raised by Iowa's members of Congress Source: OpenFEC API (Federal Election Commission)

Show the numbers as a table

Member	Raised
Mariannette Miller-Meeks (R)	$9.1M
Zachary Nunn (R)	$6.1M
Ashley Hinson (R)	$5.6M
Joni Ernst (R)	$2.0M
Randy Feenstra (R)	$1.1M
Chuck Grassley (R)	$528K

2026 candidates in Iowa How government works

Votes in Congress

The latest recorded votes. Each link shows how Iowa's members voted.

Senate vote 253 (2026): On Cloture on the Motion to Proceed, HR7008 2026-09-30 · Cloture on the Motion to Proceed Rejected
Senate vote 254 (2026): On Cloture on the Motion to Proceed, HR9340 2026-09-30 · Cloture on the Motion to Proceed Rejected
Senate vote 255 (2026): On the Cloture Motion, PN1129 2026-09-30 · Cloture Motion Agreed to
Senate vote 256 (2026): On the Nomination, PN1129 2026-09-30 · Nomination Confirmed
Senate vote 251 (2026): On the Motion to Proceed, SJRES197 2026-09-29 · Motion to Proceed Rejected
Senate vote 252 (2026): On the Motion to Discharge, SRES852 2026-09-29 · Motion to Discharge Rejected
Senate vote 245 (2026): On the Amendment, S4668 2026-09-28 · Amendment Agreed to
Senate vote 246 (2026): On the Amendment, S4668 2026-09-28 · Amendment Rejected
Senate vote 247 (2026): On the Amendment, S4668 2026-09-28 · Amendment Rejected
Senate vote 248 (2026): On the Amendment, S4668 2026-09-28 · Amendment Rejected
Senate vote 249 (2026): On the Amendment, S4668 2026-09-28 · Amendment Rejected
Senate vote 250 (2026): On Passage of the Bill, S4668 2026-09-28 · Bill Passed

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Elections

Iowa General Election, November 3, 2026
On the ballot: U.S. Senate (Joni Ernst holds the seat whose term ends in January 2027); U.S. House: all 4 districts; State and local offices and any ballot measures vary by state and county: check your official sample ballot

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