I think it’s important, most of all, for Iowans to know that they have an opportunity to hear from both candidates on the stage.
Zach Nunn
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Zach Martin Nunn is a member of the United States House of Representatives, representing Hawaii's 1st congressional district since January 3, 2023. A member of the Republican Party, Nunn has been involved in various legislative initiatives during his time in office. He was born on May 4, 1979, and has focused on issues pertinent to his constituents in Hawaii. Nunn's work in Congress reflects his commitment to addressing local and national concerns through his legislative efforts.
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October 14, 2026
Every other race has done this. There is no reason that the 3rd District should be any different.
— Zach Nunn
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by number of sources- Iowa has already paid a devastating price, including two service members killed by an Iranian drone in Kuwait.12 sources2026minnesotareformer.com
- Lowering beef prices for Iowa families and supporting our cattle producers should go hand-in-hand.4 sources2026arkansasadvocate.com
- Our bipartisan bill puts producers at the table to develop a long-term plan to increase our domestic beef supply, while giving Congress a say before future decisions are made to expand foreign imports.4 sources2026arkansasadvocate.com
- I pushed the administration to secure China’s commitment to reopen its market to American soybeans earlier this year, and that was an important win for Iowa farmers.4 sources2026arkansasadvocate.com
- But it’s clear we can’t take Beijing at its word. Any new trade agreement should be enforceable and open markets for American products without giving China more leverage over our farmers, manufacturers, or national security.4 sources2026arkansasadvocate.com
This is a good first step and it will deliver real relief for farmers facing record diesel prices in the middle of harvest.
This is a major opportunity for Southeast Iowa: Mesabi Metallics’ proposed $15 billion investment in Lee County could support 1,700 good-paying jobs and produce American steel right here in Iowa.
This is the reality: The men and women on the front line for our community, the ones most invested for this, also have to dual hat. Not just being mayor, not just being a fireman, but also making sure that the infrastructure is here for…
But it’s clear we can’t take Beijing at its word. Any new trade agreement should be enforceable and open markets for American products without giving China more leverage over our farmers, manufacturers, or national security.
I pushed the administration to secure China’s commitment to reopen its market to American soybeans earlier this year, and that was an important win for Iowa farmers.
Our bipartisan bill puts producers at the table to develop a long-term plan to increase our domestic beef supply, while giving Congress a say before future decisions are made to expand foreign imports.
Lowering beef prices for Iowa families and supporting our cattle producers should go hand-in-hand.
Congress owes them, their families, and every American in uniform clear objectives and constitutional oversight.
Iowa has already paid a devastating price, including two service members killed by an Iranian drone in Kuwait.
Here’s what I know: Iowa is the proving ground for the next president and I’m honored to showcase some of the best for Iowans review.
Here’s the reality: when Washington spends more time making themselves rich, they spend less time taking care of the country.
Let’s put pressure where pressure needs to be put on the people who would starve half the planet.
I never want to see the number one sponsor of terrorism being able to threaten the United States or take more U.S. lives, including our own soldiers.
I want to see this be not only a bipartisan solution, I want it done this year.
Whether it’s a drone application at a targeted time, but also at the best possible targeted time, whether it’s a mitigation for runoff at a time that precedes a major rain downpour, these are things that we can be smart about ahead of time…
If there’s an opportunity to be proactive on this, to be able to find ways to help both droughts and floods, while at the same time monitoring things that are important to all of us — water quality, nitrates, phosphates, helping to have…
Most families are getting $3,500 back in their pocket — that’s something that they can take back home.
The types of tax cuts that we’re doing here with the Department of Labor, with Congress, are putting money directly back in employers’ pockets.
Like so many companies across the Midwest right now, we’re building again, and we’re building in America.
Beyond with the 50 billion dollars, we want to make sure this is sustainable going forward.
I’ve been a strong champion for making sure that we have a Medicare, a Medicaid, and a Social Security program that are able to exist well past 2030.





