Prichard Seen as Consensus Choice for Iowa House Leader
Rep. Todd Prichard of Charles City is emerging as the leading consensus pick to become Iowa House Democrats' minority leader for 2019. Supported by colleagues, he cites rural outreach and economic rebuilds as key priorities while noting Republican tax cuts and state water quality concerns.
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Iowa appeals court chief judge to retire on Jan 4
Pleas ant Hill native David Danilson, chief judge of the Iowa Court of Appeals, will retire January 4 after more than 30 years in Iowa judiciary. He was appointed to the appellate court in 1999 and became chief judge in 2013, with a governor to appoint his successor from three nominees.
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Hein Named Chairman of House Ways and Means Committee
Rep. Lee Hein of Monticello will chair the House Ways and Means Committee for the 88th General Assembly in Des Moines Speaker Linda Upmeyer announced. Hein, a farmer and longtime lawmaker, has chaired the Agriculture Committee since 2015. He called the appointment an honor and stressed tax code certainty and simplification.
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