Beginning in 2027, the bill would set out pay schedules for legislators and statewide elected officials, with executive officials’ pay depending on money appropriated to their offices.
The bill would set out annual salary rates for Iowa’s governor, lieutenant governor, and five other statewide elected officials. Their offices must have money appropriated to pay them.
The bill lists salary figures for Iowa legislators and named leaders. For 2027 through 2032, it shows paired figures, so the intended amounts are unclear; it lists separate rates for 2033 and later.
The bill would set out annual salary rates for seven statewide elected officials. The schedule covers the governor, lieutenant governor, secretary of agriculture, attorney general, auditor of state, secretary of state, and treasurer of state. The salaries would be paid from money appropriated to the department or office named for each position. The rates would start with the pay period beginning January 1, 2027, and continue until the legislature provides otherwise. This section would end December 31, 2032; after that, salaries would follow a 2005 law.
The bill sets out salary figures for legislators and named legislative leaders. The provisions cover general assembly members and named leaders, including each chamber’s presiding officer and floor leaders, the senate president pro tempore, and the house speaker pro tempore. For 2027 through 2032, the text shows paired salary figures without making clear which figure applies. This division would apply when the 92nd General Assembly convenes in January 2027. The separate rates for 2033 and later would begin in 2033.
No hearings or votes scheduled.