Bill Tracker
Amends definition of "human trafficking" and "victim."
Creates a pilot program allowing voters with disabilities that prevent them from marking ballots by hand to complete absentee ballots using assistive technology.
Establishes a vegetative buffer strip program.
Changes the penalty for the manufacture, possession, or delivery of crack cocaine.
Adds misoprostol, mifepristone, and methotrexate as schedule III controlled substances.
Imposes taxes on vape and alternative nicotine products.
Raises taxes on tobacco products and imposes a new tax on vape and hemp products.
Doubles the capacity for inpatient psychiatric treatment at each state mental health institute.
Prohibits the intentional use of artificial intelligence to recreate an individual's audio or visual likeness without their consent in specified contexts.
Makes changes related to consumer data protection laws.
Makes provisions related to local government property taxes, financial authority, and budgets.
Sets up a process for continuing appropriations if the Iowa General Assembly does not pass an annual budget by July 1. This is an appropriations committee bill, so is exempt from funnel deadlines.
Appropriates funds for FY 2026-2027 to a range of justice-related agencies, including the departments of Justice, Corrections, Public Defense, Public Safety, Homeland Security, the Iowa Law Enforcement Academy, the Office of the State Public Defender, the Board of Parole, and associated programs.
Appropriates funding for HHS and veterans affairs for FY2026-20027.
Creates a feasibility study committee to establish a state training school for females under age 18.
Expands list of child abuse mandatory reporters and makes provisions related to reporting.
Increases funding for the Double Up Food Bucks by $1 million but restricts SNAP purchases to "health food options."
Modifies the child and dependent care credit.
Revises procedures and obligations in paternity proceedings for children born out of wedlock
Requires professionals to report if they learn that a newborn's biological parent previously lost parental rights due to child abuse.
Clarifies that actions taken to raise, guide, or instruct a child in a manner consistent with the child's sex do not constitute child abuse or child endangerment.
Allows the children of at least one minor parent to be automatically eligible for state child care assistance.
Requires DOE to develop model guidelines on child sexual abuse awareness and prevention instruction.
Allows a county hospital to establish a child care facility.
Expands eligibility for paid parental leave for state employees.
Makes provisions related to the appointment and regulation of commissioners to a US constitutional convention.
Proposes a state constitutional amendment providing that every person has a right to a clean environment.
Proposes a state constitutional amendment creating a process to allow qualified electors to submit petitions to amend the state constitution and state code.
Proposes a state constitutional amendment stating the right to reproductive care.
Calls for a US constitutional convention to propose amendments to impose federal fiscal restraints, limit federal jurisdiction and power, and limit terms of office.
Proposes a state constitutional amendment to limit years of service for elected officials.
Proposes an amendment to the Iowa Constitution to restrict members of the General Assembly from being the lead sponsor of more than ten bills introduced per session.
Proposes an amendment to the Iowa Constitution to change the terms of office for House of Representatives members from two years to four years.
Requests Congress to convene a constitutional convention to enact federal government reform.
Proposes an amendment to the U.S. Constitution that the U.S. Supreme Court should be fixed at nine justices.
Proposes a state constitutional amendment requiring nonpartisan redistricting procedures.
Proposes a state constitutional amendment affirming every person's fundamental right to clean water and clean air.
Proposes a state constitutional amendment relating to the right to reproductive care.
Proposes a state constitutional amendment striking a prohibition that withholds voting rights from individuals convicted of an infamous crime.
Proposes a state constitutional amendment to repeal the natural resources and outdoor recreation trust fund.
Proposes a state constitutional amendment allowing citizen initiatives.
Proposes a state constitutional amendment restricting certain tax law changes.
Amends the Iowa Constitution to prohibit Iowa courts from exercising judicial review to determine whether laws passed by the General Assembly are consistent with the Constitution.
Proposes an amendment to the Iowa Constitution explicitly barring corporations from contributing financially or otherwise participating in election activity or ballot-issue activity.
Proposes constitutional amendments that limit the authority and jurisdiction of the federal government, establish fiscal restraints, and impose term limits on federal officials and members of Congress.
Allows surgical castration for certain sex offenses.
Increases criminal offense for crimes committed by a person who intentionally conceals their identify.
Extends the number of days within which a criminal defendant must be brought to trial.
Provides that a person who purchases sex from a person who is a victim of human trafficking commits a class C felony.
Sets initial appearance minimum bonds for certain criminal offenses.
Makes provisions related to the criminal offense of grooming.
Allows two-way remote/video court testimony for children and individuals with disabilities.
Amends definition of "human trafficking" and "victim."
Requires juvenile courts and HHS to screen a child for exploitation in certain circumstances.
Allows the expungement of criminal records for victims of human trafficking.
Allows for a hearing to determine immunity from liability following a use of reasonable force in certain circumstances.
Makes provisions related to mandatory minimum sentences for certain criminal offenses.
Allows courts to order a pretrial risk assessment for bailable defendants charged with offenses suggesting their release might endanger others.
Revises current law regarding the commitment of defendants found incompetent to stand trial.
Recognizes unborn children as persons for purposes of damages in wrongful death cases and as victims in homicide and assault statutes.
Expands the scope of individuals required to submit DNA samples.
Makes changes to current law regarding liability in cases involving the justifiable use of reasonable force.
Establishes a process for victims of human trafficking to petition the court for expungement of their criminal history records for offenses committed or reported while they were victims.
Makes changes to criminal investigation procedures.
Requires a court to seal eviction action court records within three days under certain circumstances.
Creates a formula for judicial officer salaries.
Makes it a crime to distribute personal information about a person without a legitimate purpose and without consent.
Modified statute of limitations for certain civil actions relating to minors and individuals with mental illness.
Makes changes to mandatory minimum sentences related to possession of firearms by a felon.
Prohibits issuing a subpoena or search warrant seeking menstrual health data.
Increases parole eligibility age limit for a person convicted of a class A felony.
Allows civil actions relating to sexual abuse, human trafficking, or exploitation of a minor to be brought at any time.
Makes provisions related to collecting, storing, and testing sexual abuse evidence kits.
Appropriates money from the victim compensation fund to cover care for victims of sexual assault.
Allows the death penalty for certain first degree murders.
Places limitations on discovery and procedure related to a claim for post conviction relief.
Prohibits a diminished capacity defense in certain circumstances.
Makes changes to the definition of "pecuniary damages" relating to criminal restitution.
Increases annual fee for individuals required to register as a sex offender.
Raises the required minimum portion of a sentence that must be served before parole eligibility for several criminal offenses.
Makes changes to continuing education requirements.
Repeals the education savings account program.
Prohibits certain DEI and critical race theory requirements for students and faculty at Regents' institutions.
Creates the Syllabus Transparency Act.
Requires students complete a course in American history and civil government to receive a baccalaureate degree.
Requires students to complete one unit of US government instruction.
Requires the legislative council to conduct a review of the state's public education system.
Requires higher education institutions to adopt a policy relating to certain expressions of support for terrorist activities or organizations by non-immigrant visa holders at the institutions.
Requires DOE to develop gun safety courses for K-12 students.
Prohibits certain higher education private institutions from establishing or sustaining a diversity, equity, and inclusion office.
Prohibits community colleges from establishing a diversity, equity, and inclusion office.
Allows schools to employ chaplains or use volunteer chaplains.
Makes changes regarding school district requirements to publish certain information.
Requires a review of the state's prekindergarten-12th grade public education system.
Changes the process for nominating candidates for school district offices.
Mandates that school districts implement policies to address students who disrupt the educational process or violate the student handbook.
Allows schools to use SAVE funds to pay for insurance costs associated with hiring armed personnel.
Requires additional oversight, training, and accountability regarding curriculum, educational materials, and training in schools.
Establishes mandatory consequences for state entities and school districts that violate existing prohibitions on DEI offices or officers and on certain concepts in educational curricula and trainings.
Eliminates the state tuition organization tax credit.
Creates an individual income tax credit for certain recent graduates of Iowa Board of Regents institutions.
Imposes a new annual tax on endowment values exceeding $500 million for colleges and universities.
Requires expanded instruction in civics and United States government for students in grades 7-12.
Changes eligibility requirements for the state's Education Savings Account program.
Creates new responsibilities for school district teachers and staff who work with students with individualized education programs or Section 504 plans.
Prohibits schools from entering into certain agreements with public libraries and mobile libraries.
Prohibits schools from discriminating against students for engaging in religious, political, or ideological speech and expression on equal terms with other students.
Prohibits schools from providing any program or instruction relating to gender theory or sexual orientation to students in grades K-12.
Requires undergraduate students complete courses in American history and American government.
Prohibits businesses, schools, and government entities from requiring or discriminating against individuals based on their receipt of medical interventions.
Requires school district bond elections be held on the same date as the general election.
Prohibits any courses or requirements containing DEI or CRT-related content from being included in undergraduate curricula at regents institutions.
Prohibits private institutions participating the Iowa Tuition Grant Program from having DEI offices.
Requires the Board of Educational Examiners revoke or deny educator licenses or certificates for publicly celebrating acts of politically motivated violence.
Requires schools install video recording systems in each special education classroom.
Makes modifications for school districts and entities supported by taxation.
Allows community-based providers to implement and receive state funding for the statewide preschool program for four-year-old children.
Requires colleges and universities to remove all DEI, SEL, or behavior conditioning models from coursework.
Modifies calculation for school foundation aid.
Requires schools to adopt policies related to excusing student absences for civic or political events.
Makes changes related to human growth and development instruction.
Prohibits schools from enrolling a pupil in human growth and development classes without parental consent.
Changes the preschool budget enrollment used to determine funding.
Prohibits schools and libraries from providing digital materials to students under certain circumstances.
Modifies current law regarding prohibited education on sexual orientation and gender identify, and prohibits DIE efforts.
Establishes the school security personnel grant program.
Establishes the school security personnel grant program.
Allows schools to offer elective religion classes to grades 9-12.
Requires nonpublic schools receiving ESA tuition payments to comply with the same requirements as public schools.
Shifts the obligation of providing special education services for students enrolled in accredited nonpublic schools from public school districts and AEAs to the nonpublic schools.
Establishes the Nonpublic School Safety Infrastructure Fund.
Requires school districts to comply with current law allowing individuals to examine public records.
Makes changes related to school district funding.
Requires state universities, community colleges, and public schools to complete annual antisemitism reports.
Sets up a pilot program to allow a school district to set up a separate school for students with behavioral needs and students needing special education.
Expands prohibitions on teaching, advocating, or promoting stereotyping and scapegoating based on demographic group membership or identity.
Consolidates and updates the legal framework for charter schools by eliminating provisions for innovation zone schools and making significant operational, funding, and service changes for charter schools.
Makes changes to the statewide voluntary preschool program.
Modifies provisions related to electric power.
Requires any pipeline company applying for a permit with eminent domain powers must disclose the names, home addresses, and investment ranges of all project investors.
Creates new water usage reporting requirements for certain large facilities.
Makes provisions related to electric transmission lines.
Requires a landowner having an interest in property adjoining a public water source to establish and maintain a riparian protection measure.
Prohibits Iowa Utility Commission from considering climate change when determining hazardous liquid pipeline permits.
Prohibits the intentional emission of air contaminants.
Prohibits DNR from placing any state water on the impaired waters list under certain circumstances.
Creates a groundwater monitoring pilot program.
Establishes a new water quality practice program for farmers.
Appropriates funds and establishes new programs to improve water quality.
Makes changes to current law regarding animal feeding operations.
Establishes a regulatory relief program.
Makes the office of consumer advocate an independent agency.
Allows the state auditor to investigate state departments.
Automatically resigns a member of Congress if Congress fails to pass a budget by Oct. 31 each year.
Extends the period in which a person may file a complaint for alleged violations of open meetings or open records.
Changes requirements for distributing the state employee salary report.
Makes changes to public records request procedures.
Suspends legislative salaries if the General Assembly does not enact the state percent of growth and categorical state percent of growth within a certain timeframe.
Exempts certain public officials from mandatory open meetings training.
Makes changes related to executive branch functions.
Requires the Secretary of State to set up a 'red tape reduction' internet site.
Creates new procedures for state agencies seeking to apply for or accept high-impact federal grants.
Makes provisions related to public records.
Reduces the number of calendar days members of the Iowa General Assembly receive per diem payments while in session, in essence cutting the legislative session in half.
Sets up a process for continuing appropriations if the Iowa General Assembly does not pass an annual budget by July 1. This is an appropriations committee bill, so is exempt from funnel deadlines.
Expands eligibility for paid parental leave for state employees.
Changes salaries for state elected officials.
Prohibits policies providing third-party payment or prepayment of health expenses from imposing cost-sharing for supplemental and diagnostic breast exams that are less favorable than screening mammograms.
Requires University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics to offer an interview for available medical residency positions to certain individuals.
Makes it a crime to prescribe or sell abortifacient drugs.
Allows pharmacists to dispense a 12-month supply of self-administered hormonal contraceptives.
Prohibits a vaccine from being administered unless the manufacturer waives any immunity for an injury arising from a vaccine design defect.
Places restrictions on medication abortion providers.
Creates an individual income tax credit for certain recent graduates of Iowa Board of Regents institutions.
Prohibits the distribution, sale, or administration of any vaccine in Iowa unless the manufacturer waives any legal immunity from lawsuits for injuries resulting from design defects.
Appropriates $2 million to expand the Iowa return to community program and makes provisions for provider reimbursement rates.
Requires health insurers to offer a special enrollment period for pregnant women.
Creates the Iowa rural health transformation fund. This is an appropriations bill, so is exempt from the funnel deadlines.
Allows schools to employ an athletic trainer to provide health services to students.
Allows pharmacists to dispense self-administered hormonal contraceptives.
Creates a state-based health insurance exchange.
Requires HHS to establish a health equity program.
Requires hospitals to submit nondiscrimination and reproductive health care policies to DIALS.
Requires HHS and DOE to expand evidence-based home visiting services for women and infants.
Requires Medicaid to coverage standard fertility preservation services.
Allows local officials and employees to receive monetary donations from other local officials and employees for medical or health care expenses.
Establishes new restrictions and regulatory requirements for gene-based vaccine manufacturers and distributors.
Prohibits discrimination, requirements, or penalties based on a person's status regarding medical interventions, and repeals/amends laws mandating or tracking immunizations.
Prohibits health insurance providers from imposing cost-sharing for supplemental diagnostic breast exams.
Requires HHS to participate in the summer EBT program for children during summer 2025.
Requires all law enforcement agencies to participate in the federal immigration and national act enforcement.
Requires schools to cooperate with federal immigration officers.
Makes provisions related to certain rights and privileges, including state employment, professional licensure, voter registration, and bail.
Prohibits policies providing third-party payment or prepayment of health expenses from imposing cost-sharing for supplemental and diagnostic breast exams that are less favorable than screening mammograms.
Requires third party health insurers to provide a special enrollment period for pregnant women.
Requires health insurers to offer a special enrollment period for pregnant women.
Creates a state-based health insurance exchange.
Requires health insurers to provide coverage for the diagnosis of and treatment for infertility and preservation services.
Requires certain health insurance providers to cover contraceptive drugs and devices.
Removes current requirement for law enforcement officers to complete annual training on de-escalation techniques and prevention of bias.
Makes provisions to revoke or suspend a law enforcement officer or reserve peace officer's certification.
Requires all law enforcement agencies and officers to cooperate and work with ICE and other federal immigration agencies when requested.
Makes changes related to disciplinary investigations and actions against peace officers,
Requires the state court administrator to collect and publish annual performance information for judges.
Requires background check for law enforcement officers.
Prohibits peace officers from wearing facial coverings that conceal their identity while on duty, except for certain protective or safety-related purposes.
Requires all law enforcement officers to cooperate with ICE and other federal immigration-related agencies.
Makes changes to local and state government finances related to tax credits and rebates.
Makes changes to public records request procedures.
Exempts certain public officials from mandatory open meetings training.
Expands the list of individuals who may request the redaction of their personally identifiable information from electronic documents displayed by county assessors and recorders.
Allows townships to use reserve account funds to build a fire station.
Makes changes to local government property tax, budgets, and bonding.
Overhauls Iowa's property tax and local government finance framework.
Requires a local emergency management commission budget to be fully funded and prohibits other entities from changing the budget.
Requires county commissioners of elections label every ballot cast in primary and general elections with the method by which it was cast.
Changes the ways governmental entities can satisfy statutory public notice requirements
Allows local officials and employees to receive monetary donations from other local officials and employees for medical or health care expenses.
Makes provisions related to public records.
Requires governmental subdivisions and certified public accountants to cooperate with the state auditor in investigating suspected embezzlement, theft, or other significant financial irregularities.
Makes changes to local government approval of actions by ordinance and posting of public notices.
Abolishes townships as a form of local government.
Implements a range of administrative and procedural changes for county officers.
Requires public entities to post all statutorily required public notices on an online portal.
Establishes a standardized process for claim submission and reimbursement for managed care medical assistance services.
Appropriates $2 million to expand the Iowa return to community program and makes provisions for provider reimbursement rates.
Makes changes to public assistance program requirements.
Creates the Iowa rural health transformation fund. This is an appropriations bill, so is exempt from the funnel deadlines.
Requires Medicaid MCOs to cover maternity care.
Requires HHS to establish the Iowa family planning network in the Medicaid waiver.
Increases Medicaid eligibility for pregnant women and infants.
Requires Medicaid to coverage standard fertility preservation services.
Resolution calling upon the president and congress to provide citizenship to certain adoptees.
Expands current law on sexual exploitation of a student by a school employee to charter and non-public schools.
Provides mandatory minimum sentences for felons in possession of a firearm or weapon.
Requires prompt responses to public records requests.
Creates the second amendment preservation act.
Makes changes to penalties for a driver operating a vehicle while their license is canceled, suspended, revoked, or barred.
Creates sales tax exemption period for firearms.
Requires legislative bills to retain the number assigned to them when introduced.
Allows firearms on school property in certain circumstances.
Increases the number of days to file a complaint with the Iowa public information board.
Repeals the beverage container control program.
Amends current law regarding interpretation of law in administrative and judicial proceedings under the Iowa Administrative Procedure Act.
Requires DPS to sell seized or forfeited firearms and ammunition through public auction.
Changes library eligibility for funding through the Enrich Iowa Program.
Requires schools to make available free feminine hygiene products for students in grades 6-12.
Gives veterans priority in most programs and services provided by the state, including waiving state university tuition and giving them priority in behavioral health treatment.
Applies open records law to any instrumentality of a county, city or township.
Allows residents to open a catastrophic savings account.
Establishes the rural emergency response enhancement program.
Allows victims of certain crimes to terminate their rental agreements early.
Allows the parent or guardian of a minor to access the minor's library records upon request.
Makes provisions related to surrogacy agreements.
Creates a legislative interim study committee regarding the affordability of transportation, housing, energy, health care, and food in Iowa.
Expands the list of individuals who may request redaction of their names from electronic public documents displayed by county assessors and recorders.
Changes requirements related to public library standards and performance measures.
Creates a new exception to Iowa's public records law.
Imposes strict rules on public libraries regarding materials classified as 'harmful to minors.'
Allows individuals holding a valid carry permit to bring firearms onto school grounds under certain circumstances.
Allows schools to authorize individuals to carry, transport, or possess firearms, other weapons, or ammunition in school vehicles transporting pupils.
Makes changes to laws related to forfeited weapons use and reporting.
Establishes human trafficking prosecution units.
Authorizes reimbursement for the installation and operation of home security systems for each legislator and certain statewide elected officials.
Makes it illegal to shoot a rifle, shotgun with a slug load, pistol, or revolver from any road.
Makes several provisions related to public library regulation.
Creates a new prison construction account in the Iowa prison infrastructure fund and requests an interim committee to look at the possibility of expanding prison capacity through build-outs or new prison construction.
Prohibits schools from providing instruction on gender identity or sexual orientation to students in grades 7-12.
Eliminates certain affirmative action and equal opportunity efforts in state entities.
Removes certain restrictions on a person's eligibility to receive a permit to carry a weapon.
Expands bottle bill 'beverage' definition.
Creates a state-run paid family leave and medical leave insurance program.
Requires a newspaper to comply with subscription cancellation requirements to be designated as a newspaper for the official publication of public notices.
Requires medical examiner reports for infants to include date of last immunization.
Requires period products be available at no cost in certain state buildings and schools.
Requires employers to provide reasonable accommodations to employees based on pregnancy or childbirth.
Prohibits an individual from entering a private space on state property designated for use by individuals of the opposite biological sex.
Establishes additional unfair or discriminatory wage practices.
Appropriates an additional $1 million to the Double Up Food Bucks program.
Prohibits libraries from making materials with a description of a sex act available to minors.
Makes several provisions related to firearm regulation.
Extends REAP funding beyond June 30, 2028.
Repeals current law related to obscenity exemptions.
Creates a framework for extreme risk protective orders.
Creates a system for distributing unique serial numbers or identification marks for firearms and certain firearm parts.
Requires firearm owners to report lost or stolen firearms to local law enforcement within 48 hours of discovery.
Requires that an applicant for a permit to acquire pistols or revolvers must complete the same safety training as is currently required for an initial permit to carry weapons.
Establishes a private cause of action against firearm owners who fail to secure their firearms under certain circumstances.
Makes members of the General Assembly eligible for professional permits to carry weapons.
Imposes new legal duties on commercial entities and individuals regarding the publication, distribution, and facilitation of access to materials considered harmful to minors, obscene, or constituting child sexual abuse material.
Requires libraries and their third-party contractors to block minors from accessing certain content.
Expands the products included under Iowa's beverage container deposit law.
Changes criteria for firearm eligibility and related legal processes.
Makes several substantive changes to Iowa's weapons laws.
Prohibits the sale or offer for sale of "trigger crank" devices.
Allows pharmacists to dispense self-administered hormonal contraceptives.
Requires private insurance cover prescription drugs for the treatment of metastatic cancer.
Makes changes to continuing education requirements.
Expands requirements for public health agencies, schools, and licensed child care centers to include information about immunization exemptions in all communications.
Prohibits businesses, schools, and government entities from requiring or discriminating against individuals based on their receipt of medical interventions.
Prohibits discrimination, requirements, or penalties based on a person's status regarding medical interventions, and repeals/amends laws mandating or tracking immunizations.
Eliminates city health departments and requires county public health boards to contract with each county hospital to maximize resources.
Allows all causes of action related to the death of an unborn child to remain.
Creates new prohibitions on elective abortion.
Repeals the state's 'fetal heartbeat' abortion restrictions.
Proposes a state constitutional amendment stating the right to reproductive care.
Affirms the right to contraception for individuals and the right for healthcare providers to offer contraceptives and related information.
Classifies abortifacients as schedule III controlled substances.
Reestablishes the tax levy for a public library.
Allows a city to impose a tax to support public libraries.
Provides for the repeal of existing tax credits.
Creates an individual tax credit for purchasing firearm safety devices.
Eliminates the state tuition organization tax credit.
Makes changes to local and state government finances related to tax credits and rebates.
Creates an individual income tax credit for certain recent graduates of Iowa Board of Regents institutions.
Imposes a new annual tax on endowment values exceeding $500 million for colleges and universities.
Repeals a wide range of existing state tax credits on a rolling basis.
Makes modifications for school districts and entities supported by taxation.
Makes changes to local government property tax, budgets, and bonding.
Creates a sales and use tax exemption for certain nonprofit corporations that construct regional water trail systems.
Overhauls Iowa's property tax and local government finance framework.
Makes provisions related to local government property taxes, financial authority, and budgets.
Creates an income tax deduction for legislators for certain unreimbursed mileage expenses.
Excludes school district foundation property taxes from automatic division and redirection into municipal special funds for urban renewal projects.
Prohibits the expenditure or use of school district foundation property taxes for certain urban renewal projects.
Institutes wide-ranging reforms across health, nutrition, and tax policy.
Requires an employer to give an employee who is a candidate for election 30 days off before the election.
Makes changes to the duties of the Secretary of State.
Requires voter ID cards, driver's licenses, and IDs to include citizenship status.
Imposes campaign contribution limits for political committees.
Makes Election Day a legal public holiday.
Limits campaign contributions for candidates identical to federal campaign finance regulations.
Prohibits placing campaign signs on certain property.
Places requirements on candidates and voters related to political party affiliation.
Allows eligible electors of a city to submit a petition to fill a vacancy by special election in certain circumstances.
Makes changes related to campaign reporting and related requirements.
Requires date of birth and address be deleted from a registered voters list upon the voter's request.
Places requirements on voting in a primary election or caucus.
Allows political parties to satisfy legal notice requirements for precinct caucuses by publishing the date, time, and place on an official social media account.
Changes Iowa's election law regarding ballot content.
Creates a pilot program allowing voters with disabilities that prevent them from marking ballots by hand to complete absentee ballots using assistive technology.
Places requirements and prohibitions concerning the use of artificial intelligence in election-related materials and communications by candidates, committees, and public officials.
Allows candidates and their committees to use campaign funds to pay for personal and home security expenses.
Eliminates same-day voter registrants to cast a regular ballot.
Raises the threshold for passing school district bond proposals.
Requires each political party to hold a congressional district convention with specified duties.
Makes it illegal to knowingly and intentionally making materially false representations about polling or survey data.
Requires school district bond elections be held on the same date as the general election.
Classifies certain donations to a candidate or candidate's committee as illegal campaign contributions.
Makes changes relating to elections to fill vacancies in elective county and city offices.
Regulates the use of synthetic media in campaign materials.
Moves regular school district and city elections from odd-numbered years to even-numbered years.
Changes the filing deadline for nominations by nonparty political organizations for certain offices.
Changes the definition of "political party."
Requires certain individuals to cast a provisional ballot.
Makes provisions related to voter records created and retained by state and county elections commissioners.
Strikes requirement to use optical scan voting systems and automatic tabulating equipment.
Prohibits the use of certain documents as applications for voter registration.
Prohibits ranked choice and instant runoff voting.
Makes provisions related to election administration, including investigating election misconduct, us of automatic tabulating equipment, use of an electronic election register, and recounts.
Makes changes related to election administration, including absentee ballots, electronic transmission of results, and maintenance of election records.
Allows the state to contract with an external entity for voter verification and requires DOT to provide list of non-citizens.
Requires county commissioners of elections label every ballot cast in primary and general elections with the method by which it was cast.
Makes provisions related to voter record creation and retention.
Requires that absentee ballots must be received by 5:00 p.m. on the day before election day.
Requires individuals registering to vote on election day to cast a provisional ballot.
Requires voter registration forms be available where hunting, fishing, and trapping licenses are sold.
Requires election communication that contains synthetic media to include a clear disclosure stating such.
Requires the use the federal Systematic Alien Verification for Entitlements (SAVE) to verify the citizenship status of all registered voters and new voter registrants.
Proposes a state constitutional amendment striking a prohibition that withholds voting rights from individuals convicted of an infamous crime.
Requires candidates for certain local elections to be nominated at a partisan primary.
Changes authorized dates for political subdivisions to hold special elections concerning the issuance of bonds or other indebtedness.
Makes provisions related to the use of synthetic media in campaigns.
Implements a range of administrative and procedural changes for county officers.
Creates an individual income tax credit for certain recent graduates of Iowa Board of Regents institutions.
Makes several provisions related to wage collection.
Prohibits employers from requiring criminal history disclosure for certain applicants.