Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds
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Recent News About Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds
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Who made the biggest political contributions in Iowa during week ending Feb. 12, 2022?
The top 100 political contributions made during the week ending Feb. 12, 2022 can be found here.
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Who contributed the most in Iowa during week ending Feb. 5, 2022?
The top 100 political contributions made during the week ending Feb. 5, 2022 can be found here.
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Who made the biggest political contributions in Iowa during week ending Jan. 29, 2022?
The top 100 political contributions made during the week ending Jan. 29, 2022 can be found here.
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Anti-vaccine mandate measure now law with stroke of Reynolds' pen
Gov. Kim Reynolds late last month signed legislation that protects workers who decline to get the COVID-19 vaccine on medical and religious grounds, as well as employees who were terminated for their refusal.
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Reynolds: Iowa will pick up the tab for its troopers at Texas-Mexico border
Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds announced on July 12 that Iowa will fund troopers sent 920 miles to the south to aid the state of Texas in addressing the crisis at its border with Mexico.
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Anti-CRT efforts on the rise along with 'conversations about race and racism' in U.S. schools
Citizens for Renewing America published a guide on how to combat critical race theory soon after Iowa’s state Gov. Kim Reynolds signed a bill opposing the civil rights academic movement that would prohibit schools across the state from promoting race essentialism, collective guilt, state-sanctioned racism and other core tenets of critical race theory.
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Reynolds 'proud' to sign bill increasing support to rural EMS
Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds (R) recently signed a bill to support rural emergency services in Iowa.
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Newly signed Iowa voter integrity law at risk from sweeping federal election legislation
Sweeping election law legislation pending in the U.S. Senate would federalize the nation’s elections, stripping the states of their constitutional authority to establish election laws and voting procedures.