$66,030.46 on hand as of the 2026
“May 15 – Jul 14” report.
The filing.
Cash on hand at end of period, 2016 to 2026 · hover for details
Money raised each filing period (donations of money, not goods or services), per state filings
· hover any bar
Where the money comes from
$23,949.00 received across 186 itemized cash
contributions since 2023-01-01, per state disclosure
records.
Its reports show $30,300.00 in cash raised in
the same span — the $6,351.00 difference is small
gifts reported as one lump sum, plus recent reports the state
hasn't broken out donor-by-donor yet.
Effectively all of it: individuals, $23,949.00.
Where it goes
$35,250.00 in cash given to other
committees this term (since 2023), as itemized in this committee's own spending reports. Ribbon color is the recipient's declared party; click any name.
■ Republican■ Democratic■ no party declared■ other recipients (grouped)
Where the money went
$36,043.93 in 50 payments to 35 different recipients since 2023, as
this committee itemized them.
Itemized payments run through 2026-02-18. Its Spent column below is the full reported figure;
where that is larger, the difference is spending the state's itemized
file does not carry — most recently because the newest reports have not
reached it yet.
Paid to
Total
Payments
Citizens for Pat Grassley
$4,000.00
2
Kaufmann for State House
$3,500.00
2
Friends of Whitver
$3,000.00
1
Sinclair for Iowa
$2,500.00
1
Dan Dawson for State Senate
$2,500.00
1
Win With Windschitl
$2,500.00
1
Carter Nordman for Iowa
$1,500.00
2
Bousselot for Iowa
$1,500.00
1
Friends of Jason Schultz
$1,000.00
1
Taxpayers for Collins
$1,000.00
2
Gustoff for Iowa
$1,000.00
1
Webster for Iowa
$1,000.00
1
The 12 biggest of 35 recipients. Source: Iowa Ethics &
Campaign Disclosure Board expenditure filings.
What it asked the Legislature for
The organization behind this committee, Iowans for Tax Relief,
hires lobbyists at the Iowa Legislature. They filed 94 positions across 23 bills this session — 20 lobbied for, 1 against, 4 with no side declared
(a bill can carry more than one declared side)
. A declaration is what a registered lobbyist filed, not proof of
what the organization believed or did.
Bill
Lobbied
Outcome
HF 2694 · A bill for an act relating to the regulation of certain places and activ…
for
signed by governor
SF 2472 · A bill for an act relating to state and local government taxes, fees, fi…
for & no side declared
signed by governor
SJR 11 · A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the Sta…
for
passed both chambers
HF 624 · relating to the farm tenancy net income exclusion available against the …
for
floor vote recorded
HF 853 · relating to interpretation of law in administrative and judicial proceed…
for
floor vote recorded
HF 2717 · relating to executive branch functions, including legislative review, de…
for
floor vote recorded
SF 2434 · relating to local government, including the approval of action by ordina…
for
floor vote recorded
HF 39 · A bill for an act relating to local governments by modifying individual …
for
no floor vote recorded
HF 221 · A bill for an act relating to the issuance of bonds by school districts …
for
no floor vote recorded
HF 600 · A bill for an act relating to local government finances by placing limit…
for
no floor vote recorded
HF 2090 · A bill for an act providing for a regulatory relief program.
for
no floor vote recorded
HF 2745 · A bill for an act relating to state and local government taxes, budgets,…
On time or late is figured from the filed and due dates — hover a flag
to see both. "Cash on hand" is the period-end figure; period-start cash
appears in the chart above. Amended reports show the amended PDF.
Contributions to other committees
$35,250.00 across 38
payments this term (since 2023), as itemized in this committee's
own spending reports.
The flow diagram above shows the top recipients.