BLEEDING HEARTLAND: New record for women elected to Iowa Senate; fewer to serve in House
Originally posted on Nov. 10
For the third straight election cycle, Iowans have sent a record number of women to the state Senate. But the number of women in the Iowa House, which reached a high water mark in 2019, will dip again when lawmakers reconvene in January.
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