Tod R. Bowman
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| SF 164 | Bills they lead | Tod R. Bowman leads SF 164, “A bill for an act authorizing city utilities to provide a reduced rate to certain persons based on age”. | In committee |
| SF 2384 | Bills they lead | Tod R. Bowman leads SF 2384, “A bill for an act updating the Code references to the Internal Revenue Code and decoupling from certain bonus depreciation provisions and qualified business income provisions, and including effective date and retroactive applicability provisions”. | In committee |
| SR 115 | Bills they lead | Tod R. Bowman leads SR 115, “A resolution recognizing and congratulating University of Iowa Hawkeye wrestler Spencer Lee on his outstanding achievements in college wrestling”. | Passed one chamber |
| SF 2107 | Bills they lead | Tod R. Bowman leads SF 2107, “A bill for an act relating to restitution for claims arising from state employees committing unfair or discriminatory employment practices”. | In committee |
| SF 141 | Bills they lead | Tod R. Bowman leads SF 141, “A bill for an act permitting the voluntary receipt by employees of payment of wages by debit card or pay card and making penalties and remedies applicable”. | In committee |
| SR 4 | Bills they lead | Tod R. Bowman leads SR 4, “A resolution requesting the legislative council to establish an interim committee to study the creation of a facility to care for geriatric persons who are registered on the sex offender registry or who are sexually aggressive”. | In committee |
| SR 9 | Bills they lead | Tod R. Bowman leads SR 9, “A resolution recognizing December 10, 2017, as Tim O’Connell Day in Iowa”. | Passed one chamber |
| SF 21 | Bills they lead | Tod R. Bowman leads SF 21, “A bill for an act relating to the use of electronic communication devices to write, send, or read text messages while driving as a primary offense”. | In committee |
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