County pages list their own officials
Some county pages were missing their elected officials. They now show them.
City and county agendas
Agendas for city councils and county boards, with alerts when an agenda mentions something you follow.
Property tax and local money, explained
A new Learn chapter: how your property tax bill is built, what each levy pays for, and whether state money keeps pace.
Campaign money for local candidates
Reports from county, city and school board campaigns, including gifts from PACs. Individual donors are never listed.
Your next two ballots
My government now shows the seats expected on your next two ballots, and who last won each one, before anyone files to run.
A guided tour
Three short tours: the full one, just your town, and how a bill becomes law. There is also a version to read as one page.
A public corrections log
Every correction to what Iowa Funnel shows, with the date.
Speak up
How to comment on a bill or speak at your city council, school board or board of supervisors, with a drafting helper that stays on your device.
Easier to use with a keyboard or screen reader
Better keyboard use, clearer labels for screen readers, a high-contrast option and larger text.
Iowa Funnel in Spanish
Menus, the main pages, the glossary and the plain-language bill summaries can now be read in Spanish. Pages not translated yet say so.
Local election results
County, township, city and school board races and local ballot questions, from the counties' own results.
Property tax calculator
An estimate of your property tax bill, and which governments get each part of it.
My government
Enter your address to see everyone who represents you, from the school board to Congress. Signed in, your home is saved. You can now also sign in with Google.
The state budget
What the state spends from its General Fund, by area and department, back to 2015.
Dark mode
Iowa Funnel follows your device’s light or dark setting, and you can switch it yourself.
Something wrong instead? See Corrections.