republican has the majority in congress right now.
republican has the majority in congress right now.
who has the majority in congress right now?
republican
bullet::::- iowa cultural trust









































bullet::::- iowa grain indemnity board*









































bullet::::- iowa higher education loan authority*









































bullet::::- iowa finance authority









































bullet::::- iowa lottery authority









































bullet::::- iowa public employees retirement system (ipers)*









































bullet::::- peace officers' retirement, accident and disability system*









































bullet::::- rate setting committee*









































bullet::::- state appeals board*









































bullet::::- state records commission*









































bullet::::- southeast iowa regional port authority









































bullet::::- tobacco settlement authority*









































in 1989, "city & state" magazine named him one of the "most valuable public officials working in state government."









































section::::electoral history.









































treasurer fitzgerald considered running for governor of iowa against republican incumbent terry branstad in 2014 but decided against it.
michael fitzgerald (iowa politician)
on august 28, 2011, carson told a gathering of supporters when referring to the tea party movement "this is the effort that we're seeing of jim crow", carson said. "some of these folks in congress right now would love to see us as second-class citizens. some of them in congress right now of this tea party movement would love to see you and me... hanging on a tree." carson declined calls to resign, reaffirming, "i stand on the truth of what i spoke", and clarified that his comments were directed at certain tea party leaders and not the tea party as a whole.
andré carson