$13,439.47 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
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Where the money comes from
$26,289.00 received across 7 itemized cash
contributions since 2023-01-01, per state disclosure
records.
Its reports show $32,239.00 in cash raised in
the same span — the $5,950.00 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, $26,289.00.
Where it goes
$26,825.00 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
$27,422.30 in 108 payments to 52 different recipients since 2023, as
this committee itemized them.
Itemized payments run through 2026-01-11. 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
Win With Windschitl
$1,875.00
3
Citizens for Pat Grassley
$1,750.00
4
Sinclair for Iowa
$1,500.00
3
Dan Dawson for State Senate
$1,500.00
2
Friends of Whitver
$1,250.00
3
Jennifer Konfrst for Iowa
$1,250.00
3
Janice Weiner for State Senate
$1,000.00
2
Friends For Brian Lohse
$950.00
4
Citizens for Mommsen
$800.00
4
Vote Bloomingdale
$750.00
3
Kraayenbrink for Iowa Senate
$750.00
3
Gary Mohr for State House
$750.00
3
The 12 biggest of 52 recipients. Source: Iowa Ethics &
Campaign Disclosure Board expenditure filings.
What it asked the Legislature for
The organization behind this committee, State Police Officers Council,
hires lobbyists at the Iowa Legislature. They filed 193 positions across 49 bills this session — 18 lobbied for, 3 against, 30 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 181 · A bill for an act prohibiting open containers of beverages containing te…
for
signed by governor
HF 441 · A bill for an act concerning the functions of the employment appeal boar…
no side declared
signed by governor
HF 549 · A bill for an act relating to the review of an officer-involved shooting…
no side declared
signed by governor
HF 766 · A bill for an act relating to motor vehicle window tint, and making pena…
against
signed by governor
HF 889 · A bill for an act relating to government employee paid leave. (Formerly…
for
signed by governor
HF 901 · A bill for an act relating to the law enforcement academy, including mil…
against & no side declared
signed by governor
HF 969 · A bill for an act concerning retirement contributions of and benefits as…
for
signed by governor
HF 1023 · A bill for an act relating to benefits and contributions for members of …
for
signed by governor
HF 1039 · A bill for an act relating to and making appropriations from the rebuild…
no side declared
signed by governor
SF 22 · A bill for an act relating to the use of an electronic device in a voice…
for
signed by governor
SF 378 · A bill for an act relating to speed limits, including the speed limit ra…
against
signed by governor
SF 472 · A bill for an act relating to retention and recertification elections fo…
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
$26,825.00 across 99
payments this term (since 2023), as itemized in this committee's
own spending reports.
The flow diagram above shows the top recipients.