Iowa Votes
Votes tagged as "Limited Government" | 25
Carbon Sequestration Rules
Would have tightened insurance requirements for pipeline operators and redefined "common carrier" status to limit eminent domain use-particularly affecting carbon-capture pipelines.
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Constitutional Vote: Yes
DEI Ban
Prohibits public entities-including state agencies, counties, cities, school districts, community colleges, and public universities-from spending any public or private funds on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) offices, roles, or initiatives.
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Constitutional Vote: Yes
Grain Oversight
Strengthens Iowa's grain-marketing oversight by expanding the Grain Depositors and Sellers Indemnity Fund.
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Constitutional Vote: No
Government Overreach in Driving
Makes it illegal to use a handheld electronic device (such as a phone) while driving unless it is in hands-free or voice-activated mode.
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Constitutional Vote: No
Eminent Domain and CO2
Stipulates that CO2 pipelines cannot utilize eminent domain to condemn agricultural land unless the landowner provides explicit consent.
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Constitutional Vote: Yes
Government Overreach in Driving
Makes it illegal to use a handheld electronic device (such as a phone) while driving unless it's in hands-free or voice-activated mode.
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Constitutional Vote: No
Prohibiting Guaranteed Income Programs
Bans Iowa counties and cities from creating or maintaining guaranteed income programs.
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Constitutional Vote: Yes
Disaster Assistance
Updates Iowa's disaster response by allowing the Governor to accept federal grants for expenses local or state funds can't cover.
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Constitutional Vote: No
Eminent Domain Protection From Pipelines
Allows property owners in eminent domain cases to seek a court review of legal rights before the Iowa Utilities Board's final decision.
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Constitutional Vote: Yes
Film Tax Credits
Creates the Iowa Film Production Incentive Program, offering up to 30% rebates for film, TV, and documentary production expenses in Iowa, with a $10 million total rebate limit.
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Constitutional Vote: No
Ban Citizen Review Boards in Law Enforcement
Prohibits cities with civil service commissions from establishing citizen review boards to oversee police conduct.
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Constitutional Vote: Yes
Ending Wokeness
Repeals a 1987 law mandating gender balance, political diversity, and racial representation in appointments to state boards and commissions, rolling back these "woke" requirements.
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Constitutional Vote: Yes
Ending Wokeness
Repeals a 1987 law mandating gender balance, political diversity, and racial representation in appointments to state boards and commissions, rolling back these "woke" requirements.
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Constitutional Vote: Yes
Religious Freedom Protection
Protects people's religious rights by preventing the government from imposing burdens on their religious practices. If someone's religious freedom is violated, they can seek legal action and potentially receive damages.
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Constitutional Vote: Yes
Office of Apprenticeship
Establishes an Iowa Office of Apprenticeship and Iowa apprenticeship council.
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Constitutional Vote: No
Raw Milk
Allows raw milk dairies that comply with safety standards to sell raw milk and products derived from raw milk directly to consumers.
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Constitutional Vote: Yes
Raw Milk
Allows raw milk dairies that comply with safety standards to sell raw milk and products derived from raw milk directly to consumers.
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Constitutional Vote: Yes
Carbon-Capture Pipelines
Required companies seeking to build carbon-capture pipelines to secure voluntary easements for 90 percent of the needed land before eminent domain could be used for the remainder.
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Constitutional Vote: Yes
Private-school Funding
Creates education programs and funding by establishing an education savings account program.
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Constitutional Vote: No
Private-school Funding
Creates education programs and funding by establishing an education savings account program.
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Constitutional Vote: No
Unemployment Reduction
Reduces unemployment benefits in the state by 10 weeks, reducing the number of weeks from 26 to 16.
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Constitutional Vote: Yes
Benefit per household: +$54.00/year
Solar Energy Tax Credit
Provides a tax credit for putting in place and having a solar energy system.
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Constitutional Vote: No
Unemployment Reduction
Reduces unemployment benefits in the state by 10 weeks, reducing the number of weeks from 26 to 16.
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Constitutional Vote: Yes
Benefit per household: +$54.00/year
Garbage Search
Allows that no search warrant is needed for a peace officer to look through a person's garbage placed outside of someone's residence.
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Constitutional Vote: No
Garbage Search
Allows that no search warrant is needed for a peace officer to look through a person's garbage placed outside of someone's residence.
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Constitutional Vote: No