House District 41

Who gives · this election (since 2025)

Individuals 57% ($85,601.42)PACs & committees 43% ($65,303.92)

Shares are of the $150,905.34 that donors gave this election (since 2025). Of the $65,303.92 from PACs and committees, $40,963.00 is from PACs, $14,840.91 from party committees and $9,500.01 from committees whose type isn't in the filings we hold (they file no Iowa disclosure report of their own, so the state's records we have don't say whether they are a PAC, a party or a candidate).

$63,351.26 of the individuals' money is from recent rows read from the Ethics Board's public search, which does not say whether a giver is a person or an organization. We count a giver there as an individual unless the state's older records list the same name as an organization or the name is plainly one (a PAC, party, committee, business, trust or union).

Where they live · this election (since 2025)

ZIP crosses the district line 16% ($24,689.66)Elsewhere in Iowa 43% ($64,265.48)Iowa, ZIP not mapped 3% ($4,065.00)Outside Iowa 38% ($57,714.95)

Between 0% and 16% of the $150,735.09 whose donor listed an address came from inside the district (House District 41) this election (since 2025). It's a range because donor addresses are placed by ZIP code, and some ZIP codes cross the district line.

62% came from somewhere in Iowa and 38% from outside the state. $4,065.00 of the Iowa money has a ZIP code with no area on the map (a post office box, for example), so it can't be placed in or out of the district.

$150,905.34 in cash this election (since 2025), listed donor-by-donor in the state's itemized records (the rows we hold reach 2026-10-20: the publisher's extract, dated 2026-07-14, plus the Ethics Board's public search, read 2026-10-19). · full record →

Not in the bars: $135,664.74 in donated goods and services this election (since 2025). The second bar also leaves out $170.25 from donors with no usable address on the filing.

Who gives · this election (since 2025)

Individuals 24% ($15,294.74)PACs & committees 75% ($46,850.00)Other organizations 1% ($500.00)

Shares are of the $62,644.74 that donors gave this election (since 2025). Of the $46,850.00 from PACs and committees, $42,100.00 is from PACs and $4,750.00 from committees whose type isn't in the filings we hold (they file no Iowa disclosure report of their own, so the state's records we have don't say whether they are a PAC, a party or a candidate).

$3,090.15 of the individuals' money is from recent rows read from the Ethics Board's public search, which does not say whether a giver is a person or an organization. We count a giver there as an individual unless the state's older records list the same name as an organization or the name is plainly one (a PAC, party, committee, business, trust or union).

Where they live · this election (since 2025)

ZIP crosses the district line 22% ($13,794.25)Elsewhere in Iowa 68% ($42,600.49)Iowa, ZIP not mapped <1% ($200.00)Outside Iowa 10% ($6,050.00)

Between 0% and 22% of the $62,644.74 whose donor listed an address came from inside the district (House District 41) this election (since 2025). It's a range because donor addresses are placed by ZIP code, and some ZIP codes cross the district line.

90% came from somewhere in Iowa and 10% from outside the state. $200.00 of the Iowa money has a ZIP code with no area on the map (a post office box, for example), so it can't be placed in or out of the district.

$62,644.74 in cash this election (since 2025), listed donor-by-donor in the state's itemized records (the rows we hold reach 2026-10-20: the publisher's extract, dated 2026-07-14, plus the Ethics Board's public search, read 2026-10-19). · full record →

Not in the bars: $166,072.97 in donated goods and services this election (since 2025) and $983.85 in loans the campaign received this election (since 2025), money it owes back and often the candidate's own.