For decades, the USDA’s Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program has fallen short of its original intent to provide low-income families with affordable access to nutritious food.
Kim Reynolds
The Public Record
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.
I’m proud that Iowa is among the states leading the type of SNAP reforms necessary to promote better nutrition, health, and well-being.
One of the most important strategic initiatives we’ve undertaken since was the consolidation and centralization of all IT resources across state government.
As we honor Maj. Hovey’s life and service, let us never forget the cost of our freedom.
Again, we are reminded of the incredible sacrifice demanded of every American who chooses to serve our country.
Along with every Iowan, Kevin and I mourn the loss of Maj. Brad Hovey and we offer our sincere condolences and prayers for his family.
That is wrong. These are Iowa children. Their parents pay taxes too. Their futures matter too.
Rob Sand wants Iowans to believe that if a child is educated in a public school, that child deserves taxpayer support, but if that same child is educated in an accredited nonpublic school, the family is taking something they should not…
Outdoor recreation contributes nearly $6 billion annually to Iowa’s economy and supports nearly 50,000 jobs across the state, and opportunity exists for further growth.
This change is an investment in security, agility, and long‑term value for Iowans.
In 2022, I directed the first comprehensive review of state government in 40 years, and since then, my administration has been focused on continuously improving government efficiency and effectiveness.
He gets his money from the Illinois governor, from some of the biggest Democrat mega-donors in the country, including the Soros network.