Iowa Guide
Upcoming Election
Your Elected Officials
Governor
D-
U.S. Senate
D
Joni Ernst (R) NO MEDICAL USE

While Senator Ernst has cosponsored the Hemp Farming Act of 2018 and voted to legalize medical cannabis oil, she opposed the legalization of medical cannabis in Iowa in 2015. Senator Ernst has also not supported the SAFE Banking Act, medical or adult-use legalization, or ending cannabis prohibition at the federal level. 

U.S. Senate
D
Chuck Grassley (R) MEDICAL USE

Sen. Chuck Grassley doesn’t support legalization for recreational use. He does support hemp production and medical marijuana, though with restrictions, and he continually calls for more studies on the question of marijuana use. (September 2022)

U.S. House District 1
U.S. House District 2
C
Ashley Hinson (R) MEDICAL USE
U.S. House District 4
D
Randy Feenstra (R) NO MEDICAL USE

Has stated belief in power of CBD products, but will not support medical or recreational marijuana without "more research." (Letter to constituent, 6/21/21)

State Senate District 4
C+
Tim Kraayenbrink (R) DECRIMINALIZE
State Senate District 6
State Senate District 9
B
State Senate District 11
State Senate District 15
State Senate District 16
B-
Claire Celsi (D) LEGALIZE, TAX, AND REGULATE DECRIMINALIZE
State Senate District 19
B+
Ken Rozenboom (R) MEDICAL USE
State Senate District 22
B+
Brad Zaun (R) MEDICAL USE

Sponsored a bill to significantly expand medical cannabis access

State Senate District 23
B
State Senate District 30
B-
State Senate District 31
C-
State Senate District 33
State Senate District 40
?
Todd Taylor (D) LEGALIZE, TAX, AND REGULATE DECRIMINALIZE MEDICAL USE
State Senate District 43
B
State House District 1
B
JD Scholten (D) LEGALIZE, TAX, AND REGULATE MEDICAL USE
State House District 12
C+
State House District 75
C
State House District 80
C
Art Staed (D)

Rep. Staed cosponsored a bill that would significantly reduce penalties for marijuana-related offenses. Also voted against expanding IA's medical marijuana program

State House District 86
C+
Dave Jacoby (D)

Sponsored a bill that would have rescheduled marijuana from a Schedule I substance to Schedule II. Also voted against a bill that placed strict eligibility requirements for access to medical marijuana (HF2589).

State House District 87