Today, now that the 87th Iowa General Assembly as concluded, I am able to reflect and reaffirm my commitment to the voters of Iowa House District 19.
Yesterday, students, teachers, and adults all across the country, including here in Des Moines, marched to demand action on updated gun laws at the state and federal level.
I often get asked about why I'm running for the Iowa House as an Independent. It's quite simple. In our, our growing partisanship has created a divide in the areas where we can least afford it: education, taxes, economic development, and water quality.
Richard Dedor, an Independent candidate for Iowa House District 19, issues this statement following the release of the fiscal note reviewing the GOP tax reform plan outline in Senate File 2383.
Dallas County ranks among the top 20 counties in the nation when it comes to overall incoming money invested into the local economy by individuals, businesses and government, according to an analysis by SmartAsset.
Earlier this year, I called for Iowa to lead the way on Net Neutrality when the FCC decided to rescind an Obama-era policy designed to protect consumers.
