Iowa Democrat leaders lay out plans for 2026 legislative session This week House Democrats shared their proposals for property tax reform, which they identified as a priority. Their plan includes a freeze on property taxes for homeowners at least 65 years old. They’re also looking to tackle a billion-dollar drop in tax revenue created by Iowa Republicans. |
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Representatives on the Record |
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Give your representatives a call and ask them questions about the decisions they are making in Congress. |
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| Representative Mariannette Miller-Meeks (202) 225-6576
What is Mariannette Miller-Meeks’ plan to address skyrocketing health insurance premiums for hundreds of thousands of Iowans? Miller-Meeks voted for the largest cut in Medicaid history and let Affordable Care Act premium tax credits expire, kicking Iowans off their health insurance plans. What is her plan to ensure all Iowans have access to affordable health care? |
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Representative Ashley Hinson (202) 225-2911
What is Ashley Hinson’s plan to address skyrocketing health insurance premiums for hundreds of thousands of Iowans? Hinson voted for the largest cut in Medicaid history and let Affordable Care Act premium tax credits expire, kicking Iowans off their health insurance plans. What is her plan to ensure all Iowans have access to affordable health care? |
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Representative Zach Nunn (515) 400-8180
What is Zach Nunn’s plan to address skyrocketing health insurance premiums for hundreds of thousands of Iowans? Nunn voted for the largest cut in Medicaid history and let Affordable Care Act premium tax credits expire, kicking Iowans off their health insurance plans. What is his plan to ensure all Iowans have access to affordable health care? |
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Representative Randy Feenstra (712) 224-4692
What is Randy Feenstra’s plan to address skyrocketing health insurance premiums for hundreds of thousands of Iowans? Feenstra voted for the largest cut in Medicaid history and let Affordable Care Act premium tax credits expire, kicking Iowans off their health insurance plans. What is his plan to ensure all Iowans have access to affordable health care? |
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Volunteer with the Iowa Democratic Party below. Help take our state and country back from the reality of Republican chaos. |
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Join the IDP at one of the many events being hosted in every corner of the state. See the full list of events by visiting iowademocrats.org and clicking “Events” under the “Take Action” tab at the top of the page. |
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Precinct Caucus Training
When: Sun, January 11, 7:00 p.m. Where: Online
Description: These trainings are really important for county chairs, location managers, temporary precinct caucus chairs and temporary precinct caucus secretaries. We would love to welcome as well anyone who is involved in the planning process or is interested in learning more about a position before committing to taking a formal role.
RSVP Here: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/rScqlak-THWgPi6WDT2_Wg#/registration |
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Ankeny Area Democrats Monthly Meeting When: Tues, January 20, 6:30 p.m. Where: Ankeny Kirkendall Public Library, 1250 SW District Dr, Ankeny, IA 50023 Description: Please join the Ankeny Area Democrats for their monthly meetings, every 3rd Tuesday. Details can be found at https://www.ankenyareademocrats.org/ |
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Hey folks! Rita Hart here. |
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I have an important update on the upcoming Iowa Democratic Party Precinct Caucuses, which will be held at 7 p.m. on February 2. If you think Iowa is going in the wrong direction with its $1 billion budget shortfall, tax breaks for the wealthy and politicians who are leaving our public schools behind while ignoring real problems like loss of manufacturing jobs and rising costs – precinct caucuses are the perfect time for you to get involved in your local Democratic Party and we need you to show up!
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Along with planning for organizing in 2026, IDP will conduct traditional party business at the in-person precinct caucuses including electing delegates and alternate delegates to county conventions, electing county central committee members and submitting platform resolutions for county conventions. |
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The current list of caucus locations is now available at https://iowademocrats.org/caucus-locations/. Not all locations have been finalized, so we here at IDP will continue updating the list between now and February 2 until the details for all 99 county parties are included. |
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Last year, Iowa Democratic candidates overperformed by an average of 22 points in six special elections. The 2026 precinct caucuses will be the first opportunity to get involved in our winning campaign for change. If you are ready for new leadership, please join your local Democratic Party and get involved the evening of February 2. |
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Sincerely, Rita Hart IDP Chair |
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