South Iowa News

Representative Zach Nunn of Iowa has cast his vote in favor of a comprehensive reconciliation package aimed at extending tax cuts for the middle class, supporting Iowa's agricultural sector, and strengthening health and safety-net programs. The package also focuses on border security and energy independence.

"This package is a win for Iowa," said Rep. Nunn. "It extends the largest tax cut in history for working families, delivers historic relief for our farmers and producers, and gives Main Street the confidence it needs to invest, grow, and hire."

The reconciliation bill has garnered support from various sectors within Iowa. The Iowa Corn Growers Association expressed gratitude to Representative Nunn for advocating increased funding for ethanol and biodiesel expansion. "His commitment to Iowa’s corn farmers is appreciated," said Stu Swanson, President of ICGA.

In healthcare, Daren Relph, CEO of Wayne County Hospital, highlighted Rep. Nunn's efforts in stabilizing Medicare reimbursements and protecting Medicaid benefits as crucial to maintaining rural healthcare services.

Tiffany Tauscheck from the Greater Des Moines Partnership commended the action taken to address expiring provisions of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. "These provisions have been instrumental in driving economic opportunity across Iowa," she stated.

Nicole Crain from the Iowa Association of Business and Industry (ABI) expressed gratitude towards Congressman Nunn for supporting pro-growth tax policies that benefit manufacturers and families in Iowa.

Murray Williams of the Iowa Credit Union League praised Rep. Nunn's leadership in advancing tax relief measures that safeguard credit union members from tax hikes while promoting economic growth across communities in Iowa.

The reconciliation package aligns with priorities set forth by Rep. Nunn as he continues to advocate for initiatives benefiting his constituents in various areas including agriculture, healthcare, business development, and financial services.