Iowa legislative roundup and court actions on funding and justice
The week centers on Iowa politics and policy as a lawsuit seeks to redraw district lines for equal per student valuation, and a Senate vote blocks lowering the drinking age to 18. Lawmakers mull a July 1 foundation funding start, a potential $5 million shortfall, and surplus spending options while a bill on crime restitution gains committee support. Justice Becker resigns over salary concerns amid broader Supreme Court changes.
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