Iowa could follow other states’ lead in reducing costs for business owners and patients through changing state taxing systems for medical marijuana, board members.
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Iowa could follow other states’ lead in reducing costs for business owners and patients through changing state taxing systems for medical marijuana, board members.
The bill was one of Republican Gov. Kim Reynolds’ flagship policy proposals during the last session, and she campaigned this year on bringing a similar measure back in the next session.
Iowa has been allocated $2.2 billion under the infrastructure bill passed a year ago so far, according to the White House. That includes funds for road maintenance, airports, water quality and more. More funding will be allocated over the five-year span of the law.
On this week’s edition of the On Iowa Politics podcast we review the results of the 2022 elections.
After Cedar Rapids’ casino dreams were thwarted by opponents earlier this year with a two-year moratorium on new gaming licenses, Linn County casino backers formed a political action committee ahead of November midterms and contributed about $50,000 to Iowa candidates.
Unlike Iowa House, senators will not have Education Reform Committee
Gov. Kim Reynolds campaigned on directing millions in taxpayer dollars to private school tuition assistance.
Also, Iowa’s Medicaid program is honored by a national Medicaid directors organization
Of the four states with major voting law changes in effect, a preliminary analysis shows a decline in turnout among registered voters in Florida, Iowa and Texas, while Georgia turnout declined slightly. Several factors can affect turnout, including voter enthusiasm and bad weather.
So what comes next from state government and Iowa’s congressional delegation?
On this week’s edition of the On Iowa Politics podcast we review the results of the 2022 elections.
The governor’s office says the loss of that money is the result of a deliberate decision to avoid having to commit $3 million in matching state funds toward child care. A Democratic senator says state government is stretched too thin to apply in time to meet the deadline.
Also, 2 groups of co-workers from Hiawatha businesses split separate $50,000 lottery winnings
On this week’s edition of the On Iowa Politics podcast: Iowa’s top elections official on election security and integrity, former President Donald Trump campaigns in Iowa, and closing arguments before Tuesday’s election.
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