Washington County State Senator Larry Marek says Iowa has finished the fiscal year with over $300 million dollars in surplus, a sign he says proves his and other lawmakers efforts to “grow [the] economy and balance the budget without raising taxes” are having a positive impact.
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This year’s shortened legislative session has come to an end, and Iowa lawmakers were able to balance the budget without raising taxes.
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The Iowa House has sent a measure to the Senate that would allow triple axle trucks to carry heavier loads on state highways.
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Two southeast Iowa state lawmakers say they’re confident the legislature will be able to end this year’s session on time.
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A state lawmaker from Riverside is offering a few reasons why voters should send him back to the statehouse this fall.
State Rep. Larry Marek, and State Sen. Becky Schmitz at this weekend’s legislative briefing.
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A southeast Iowa state lawmaker says the legislature will likely need to dip into reserve funds to balance the upcoming fiscal year’s budget.
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