Kim Reynolds
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Kim Reynolds is the 43rd Governor of Iowa, having taken office on May 24, 2017. She is notable for being the first female governor of Iowa and the first Republican woman to serve as governor in the United States. Reynolds has focused on various issues during her tenure, including education reform, economic development, and public health. She has been an advocate for women's rights and has made statements emphasizing the importance of recognizing biological differences in discussions about gender.
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September 2, 2026
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by number of sourcesMartin Noven knows what it means to partner with industry leaders, trustees, policymakers and legislators to deliver long-term outcomes and strong fund performance.
When students have more opportunities to explore careers, earn credentials and gain real world experience while they’re still in high school, we build the next generation of workforce leaders in our communities.
We value our collaborative relationship with the Trump Administration and its commitment to reducing administrative and regulatory hurdles that slow progress.
I’m proud that Republicans kept our promise to Iowans with this year’s property tax reform and created another $4.2 billion in tax savings over the next six years.
Iowa has a proud history of innovation, productivity and government efficiency, delivering measurable improvements by reducing red tape, modernizing processes, and strengthening coordination across agencies. Working closely with the…
Now, the Workforce Pell program will allow schools to fast-track students within eight to 15 weeks into rewarding careers with little-to-no debt, expanding high-quality career opportunities and paving the way to a stronger and more…
Throughout my time as governor, Iowa has emphasized work-based learning, career and technical education, and registered apprenticeship programs to introduce young Iowans to high-demand careers and the variety of educational pathways that…
I’m here to ask Iowans to consider this, step up, and especially if you’re under 30, we’d love to see you participate, be a blood donor, and truly make a difference in our state and for those that need it.
Cost and time are two barriers to EMT careers, and Workforce Pell will help mitigate both for students and help create a stronger, more resilient economy.