May 20, 2021 •
Iowa Adjourns Sine Die
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The Iowa Legislature adjourned sine die May 19 after being in session for 129 days. Lawmakers remained in session past their original adjournment date of April 30 to reach a consensus on a tax cut package. Other legislation passed during […]
The Iowa Legislature adjourned sine die May 19 after being in session for 129 days.
Lawmakers remained in session past their original adjournment date of April 30 to reach a consensus on a tax cut package.
Other legislation passed during the session included a bill banning cities, counties, and school districts from implementing mask mandates, which Gov. Kim Reynolds signed into law less than an hour after the session adjourned at 11:45 PM.
Lawmakers also passed a bill reducing the state’s early voting period and closing the polls an hour earlier on election day for all future elections.
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