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Iowa General Assembly – Legislative Session Week 9 | Dentons - Vimarsana News

Iowa General Assembly – Legislative Session Week 9 | Dentons

Floor debate took up the majority of the time in the Capitol this week, with the House debating extensive calendars every day this week, a total of 29 bills, and the Senate debating 12...

District 72 Newsletter | News, Sports, Jobs - Tama-Toledo News Chronicle - Vimarsana News

District 72 Newsletter | News, Sports, Jobs - Tama-Toledo News Chronicle

January 28, 2021 Work continues in all committees, and on the floor of the House. We have taken up several key pieces of legislation on the floor early, a departure from my experience in the past. I commend our House leadership, Speaker Grassley and Majority Leader Windschitl, for boldly bringing debate to the floor quickly on these issues. On Wednesday the House passed HJR 5, the amendment to the Iowa Constitution that corrects the Iowa Supreme Courts error in declaring the Iowa Constitution guarantees a right to abortion. The vote was 55 -44, the measure now goes to the Senate. Once pa...

Iowa 2021 Legislative Report - Week 1 | Davis Brown Law Firm - Vimarsana News

Iowa 2021 Legislative Report - Week 1 | Davis Brown Law Firm

Iowa Executive Branch Update Governor Reynolds delivered the Condition of the State speech on Tuesday, January 12, at 6:00 p.m., breaking with the normal tradition of a morning joint convention. Governor Reynolds opened by addressing the challenges of 2020 - COVID-19, civil unrest, a drought, a derecho and she commended Iowans and their response to the challenges of 2020. Highlights: Increasing spending by 3.7% in FY2022 to $8.079 billion and by 2.3% in FY2023 to $8.275 billion (FY2022 increase includes the increased federal spending for Medicaid in the state) Increasing mental health fundi...